US2005019161A1PendingUtilityA1

Rotary fluid machine

Priority: Sep 21, 2001Filed: Sep 20, 2002Published: Jan 27, 2005
Est. expirySep 21, 2021(expired)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
F01C 1/3446F04C 2240/605F01C 21/08F04B 1/047F01C 11/006F04C 2240/601F01C 21/18F01B 13/068F02B 53/00F04C 2230/602F01B 13/061
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Abstract

A rotary fluid machine is provided that includes a rotor rotatably housed within a casing, a hollow rotating shaft ( 113 ) that rotates integrally with the rotor, and a fixed shaft ( 102 ) that is relatively rotatably fitted into the inner periphery of the rotating shaft ( 113 ); wherein the fixed shaft ( 102 ) is floatingly supported in the casing via a fixed shaft support spring ( 95 ) having an alignment action. When rotational runout of the rotor is transmitted to the fixed shaft ( 102 ) via the rotating shaft ( 113 ), the alignment action of the fixed shaft support spring ( 95 ) suppresses the rotational runout of the rotor, and any increase in the frictional resistance in a sliding section between the rotating shaft ( 113 ) and the fixed shaft ( 102 ) and the occurrence of abnormal wear can be prevented effectively, and the leakage of steam from a rotary valve (V) provided on the sliding surfaces of the rotating shaft ( 113 ) and the fixed shaft ( 102 ) can be reduced.

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1 . A rotary fluid machine comprising a rotor ( 41 ) rotatably housed within a casing ( 11 ), a hollow rotating shaft ( 113 ) that rotates integrally with the rotor ( 41 ), and a fixed shaft ( 102 ) that is relatively rotatably fitted into the inner periphery of the rotating shaft ( 113 ), 
 characterized in that the fixed shaft ( 102 ) is floatingly supported in the casing ( 11 ) via resilient support means ( 95 ) having an alignment action.    
   
   
       2 . The rotary fluid machine according to  claim 1 , wherein a rotary valve (V) for controlling supplying and discharging of a high temperature gas-phase working medium is provided on sliding surfaces of the rotating shaft ( 113 ) and the fixed shaft ( 102 ).

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