Expander
Abstract
An expander includes a cylinder at which an inflow port and an outflow port are formed, a piston eccentrically disposed in the cylinder relative to a rotational shaft to form a fluid chamber between the piston and the cylinder, and a blade dividing the fluid chamber into a high pressure side and a low pressure side. The cylinder, the piston and the blade are arranged and configured such that the expander recovers power of a fluid depressurized in the fluid chamber. The cylinder has an inner diameter Dc, the inflow port has a diameter Di, and the outflow port has a diameter Do. The relationship 0.065×Dc≦Di≦0.13×Dc and/or 0.065×Dc≦Do≦0.13×Dc is satisfied.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . An expander comprising:
a cylinder at which an inflow port and an outflow port are formed; a piston eccentrically disposed in the cylinder relative to a rotational shaft to form a fluid chamber between the piston and the cylinder; and a blade dividing the fluid chamber into a high pressure side and a low pressure side, the cylinder, the piston and the blade being arranged and configured such that the expander recovers power of a fluid depressurized in the fluid chamber, the cylinder having an inner diameter Dc, the inflow port having a diameter Di, and
0.065 ×Dc≦Di≦ 0.13 ×Dc.
2 . The expander of claim 1 , wherein
a density of a fluid in the inflow port is ρi, a density of a fluid in the outflow port is ρo, the outflow port has a diameter Do, and
Do=Di ×(ρ i/ρo ) 2 .
3 . An expander comprising:
a cylinder at which an inflow port and an outflow port are formed; a piston eccentrically disposed in the cylinder relative to a rotational shaft to form a fluid chamber between the piston and the cylinder; and a blade dividing the fluid chamber into a high pressure side and a low pressure side, the cylinder, the piston and the blade being arranged and configured such that the expander recovers power of a fluid depressurized in the fluid chamber, wherein the cylinder having an inner diameter Dc, the outflow port having a diameter Do, and
0.065 ×Dc≦Do≦ 0.13 ×Dc.
4 . The expander of claim 3 , wherein
a density of a fluid in the inflow port is ρi, a density of a fluid in the outflow port is ρo, the inflow port has a diameter Di, and
Di=Do ×(ρ o/ρi ) 2 .Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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