Field of Invention
[0001] The present invention relates to the technical field of compressors, and more particularly
relates to a scroll disk heat dissipation assembly of scroll compressors.
Related Art
[0002] Due to the advantages of high efficiency, low noise, small size, being beneficial
to save energy conservation and protect the environment, scroll air compressors are
widely used in situations where compressed air is needed as in industry, agriculture,
transportation, civil pneumatic power and some other industries. The main moving part
of scroll air compressors is the scroll disk. The scroll disk only meshes and does
not wear, so the service life is longer than that of piston compressors and screw
compressors. They are ideal power source for pneumatic machines. In scroll air compressors,
the scroll disk, as the main moving part, is divided into the orbiting disk and the
fixed disk. Scrolls are arranged in the orbiting disk and the fixed disk. In general,
the orbiting disk and the fixed disk match and form the compressing pocket. When the
orbiting disk is driven by a crankshaft and translates along a certain circular path,
the scroll of the orbiting disk moves relative to the scroll of the fixed disk. Hence,
the compressing pocket formed by them moves and the volume changes, so as to implement
suction, compression, discharge and then complete the air compression process. During
the air compression process, a large amount of heat will be generated, so it is necessary
to cool the orbiting disk and the fixed disk. Otherwise, the orbiting disk and the
fixed disk will deform because of suffering high temperature and forces.
[0003] One prior art (
CN201610122948.3), oil-free scroll air compressor comprises a rack, a fixed disk, an orbiting disk,
a shaft sleeve, a crankshaft and a pinned crank. The fixed disk fits and is installed
onto the end face of the rack. The orbiting disk fits and is installed onto the end
face of the shaft sleeve, and is located inside the rack. The pinned crank bearing
of one end of the pinned crank is installed onto the rack, and the pinned crank bearing
of the other end of the pinned crank is installed onto the shaft sleeve. The sleeve
is constrained by at least three pinned cranks. The fixed disk and the orbiting disk
driven by the crankshaft form a sealing pocket, which continuously implement the working
process of suction, compression and discharge. There are stepped orbiting disk fins
arranged on the back of the orbiting disk, stepped shaft sleeves are installed onto
the orbiting disk fins, and at each bearing seat of the shaft sleeves there is a clearance
with the orbiting disk fins. The orbiting disk dissipates the heat through the orbiting
disk fins on the back. Besides heat dissipation, the orbiting disk fins can also reinforce
the strength of the orbiting disk in the transversal direction. However, the orbiting
disk lacks stiffening structures in the longitudinal direction, which makes the orbiting
disk prone to deformation in the plane.
SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION
[0004] One objective of one embodiment of the present invention is to avoid the issues stated
above in the prior art, and to provide a scroll disk heat dissipation assembly of
scroll compressors. One embodiment of the scroll disk heat dissipation assembly of
scroll compressors can reinforce the strength of the scroll disk, and prevent the
scroll disk from deforming.
[0005] One objective of one embodiment of the present invention can be achieved by the following
technical proposal:
A scroll disk heat dissipation assembly of scroll compressors, its scroll disk comprises
a disk body, and the heat dissipation assembly comprises several long stripped heat
sinks on the back of the disk body. These heat sinks are arranged in the same direction,
and air ducts are formed in between two adjacent heat sinks. It is characterized in
that:
Each heat sink is bended into a wave shape and the wave-shaped heat sink has several
peaks and several troughs in the lengthwise direction. The locations of peaks and
troughs in two adjacent heat sinks are aligned. In any heat sink, there is at least
one peak located in a triangular zone, which is enclosed by the corresponding peak
on the heat sink above and the two troughs on the two sides of that peak on that same
heat sink.
[0006] A fan is also arranged on the scroll compressor, and the air flow generated by the
fan, as well as the natural wind, can blow the sides of the disk body. The air flow
blows in one end of the air duct, and out of the other end. During the process the
air flow passing through the air duct, the heat on the disk body and the heat sinks
can be taken away, and hence the temperature will be reduced. Also, reducing the temperature
of the disk body helps prevent the disk body from deforming because of high temperature.
The heat sinks on the present disk body are wave-shaped. Wave-shaped heat sinks have
peaks and troughs. The extending direction of the heat sinks is the transversal direction,
and the arranging direction of several heat sinks is the longitudinal direction. Among
them, the longer heat sinks can reinforce the strength of the disk body in the transversal
direction. Since the heat sinks are wave-shaped, heat sinks between peaks and troughs
can extend in the longitudinal direction to some extent. Therefore, heat sinks can
reinforce the strength of the disk body in the longitudinal direction. Furthermore,
since the locations of peaks and troughs in two adjacent heat sinks are aligned. In
any heat sink, there is at least one peak located in a triangular zone, which is enclosed
by the corresponding peak on the heat sink above and the two troughs on the two sides
of that peak on that same heat sink. Therefore, in one transversal section, there
are several heat sinks to reinforce the strength of the disk body. The stiffening
effect is significant, so as to prevent the disk body from deforming. When the disk
body is placed upside down, the previous peaks turn into troughs, while previous troughs
turn into peaks. Namely, there is at least one trough located in a triangular zone,
which is enclosed by the corresponding trough on the heat sink below and the two peaks
on the two sides of that trough on that same heat sink.
[0007] In one embodiment of the scroll disk heat dissipation assembly of scroll compressors,
there is the first prop, which is columnar and perpendicular to the back of the disk
body, in the peak or trough area of the heat sink, and the outer diameter of the first
prop is greater than the thickness of the heat sink. The first prop is arranged at
the peaks or the troughs, and thus stiffens the heat sinks and the disk body. The
top end of the first prop is flush with the top edge of the heat sinks, achieving
a better coherence.
[0008] In one embodiment of the scroll disk heat dissipation assembly of scroll compressors,
on the back of the disk body, there are three columnar second props perpendicular
to it. The second props are located in the heat sinks and lines connecting the three
second props form an isosceles triangle or equilateral triangle. The outer diameter
of the second prop is greater than that of the first prop. Three second props are
arranged in a triangular manner, play the role of supporting framer, and thus stiffen
the disk body.
[0009] In one embodiment of the scroll disk heat dissipation assembly of scroll compressors,
the thickness of the heat sink gradually increases from the top to the bottom. The
bottom of the heat sink is thicker, hence, the connection strength with the disk body
is higher, and the effect of stiffening the disk body is better. The top of the heat
sink is thinner, which is easy for air to pass through the air duct.
[0010] In one embodiment of the scroll disk heat dissipation assembly of scroll compressors,
there is a flat and straight inlet part on one end of the heat sink, and a flat and
straight outlet part on the other end. The inlet part and the outlet part on one heat
sink are arranged symmetrically. An air inlet connected to the air duct is formed
in between the inlet parts of two adjacent heat sinks, and an air outlet connected
to the air duct is formed in between the outlet parts of two adjacent heat sinks.
The inlet part and the outlet part are on the same line, the several air inlets have
the same orientation, and the widths are also roughly the same. This allows the air
flow to enter into the air duct uniformly, so as to take away the heat from the heat
sink disk uniformly.
[0011] In one embodiment of the scroll disk heat dissipation assembly of scroll compressors,
there is the annular first stiffener circumferentially on the rim of the back of the
disk body, and there are several long stripped second stiffeners on the back of the
disk body as well. These second stiffeners are arranged in parallel, and the lengthwise
direction of the second stiffeners is perpendicular to the lengthwise direction of
the inlet part. The two ends of the several second stiffeners extend to the first
stiffener respectively. The first stiffener can stiffen the outer rim of the disk
body, and prevents the rim of the disk body from deforming. The second stiffener passes
through peaks and troughs of the heat sink respectively, and hence intersects with
the heat sink. Namely, the lengthwise direction of stiffeners is the same as the longitudinal
direction of the disk body, and thus stiffens the disk body in the longitudinal direction.
[0012] In one embodiment of the scroll disk heat dissipation assembly of scroll compressors,
the segment between the peak and the trough is straight, and the angle between the
lines connecting the peak and its two adjacent troughs is 60°-120°.The direction of
the straight line between the peak and the trough is inclined relative to the transversal
direction of the disk body, to stiffen the disk body in the longitudinal direction.
The angle between the lines connecting the peak and its two adjacent troughs determines
the bending degree of the wave-shaped heat sink. When this angle is too big, the stiffening
segment has a less inclination degree, and the stiffening effect is not significant.
However, when the angle is too small, the resistive force against the air flow is
also big. This is bad for the air flow to pass through, and hence lowers the heat
dissipation effect. For this reason, by comprehensively considering the stiffening
effect and the heat dissipation effect of the disk body, the angle between the lines
connecting the peak and its two adjacent troughs is 60°-120°.
[0013] Compared to the prior art, one embodiment of the present scroll disk heat dissipation
assembly of scroll compressors has the following advantages:
- 1. Since longer heat sinks can reinforce the strength of the disk body in the transversal
direction, and the heat sink segment between peaks and troughs is arranged in an inclined
or curved manner, the inclined or curved segment of the heat sink can reinforce the
strength of the disk body in the longitudinal direction of the disk body.
- 2. Since the peak of the heat sink and its two adjacent troughs enclose a zone, and
the zone is triangular. The peak of the heat sink extends into the corresponding zone
of the adjacent heat sink. Therefore, in one transversal section, there are several
heat sinks to reinforce the strength of the disk body. The stiffening effect is significant,
so as to prevent the disk body from deforming.
BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS
[0014]
Fig. 1 is a perspective schematic view of one embodiment of the scroll disk.
Fig. 2 is a rear schematic view of one embodiment of the scroll disk.
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION
[0015] The embodiments of this invention will be described below and the technical solutions
of the invention will be further illustrated in connection with the accompanying figures.
However, the present invention shall not be limited to these embodiments.
[0016] As shown in Figure 1 and 2, one embodiment of a scroll disk heat dissipation assembly
of scroll compressors, its scroll disk comprises the disk body 1, and the scroll is
arranged on the front face of the disk body 1 in a spiral manner. The heat dissipation
assembly comprises several long stripped heat sinks 2 on the back of the disk body
1, and the widthwise direction of the heat sink 2 is perpendicular to the back of
the disk body 1. These heat sinks 2 are arranged in the same direction, and air ducts
3 are formed in between two adjacent heat sinks 2. Both ends of the heat sink 2 extend
to the outer rim of the disk body 1. There is a flat and straight inlet part 26 on
one end of the heat sink 2, and a flat and straight outlet part 27 on the other end.
The inlet part 26 and the outlet part 27 on one heat sink 2 are arranged symmetrically.
An air inlet 31 connected to the air duct 3 is formed in between the inlet parts 26
of two adjacent heat sinks 2, and an air outlet 32 connected to the air duct 3 is
formed in between the outlet parts 27 of two adjacent heat sinks 2.A fan is also arranged
on the scroll compressor, and the air flow generated by the fan, as well as the natural
wind, can blow the sides of the disk body 1. The air flow blows in one end of the
air duct 3, and out of the other end. During the process the air flow passing through
the air duct 3, the heat on the disk body 1 and the heat sinks 2 can be taken away,
and hence the temperature will be reduced. Also, reducing the temperature of the disk
body 1 helps prevent the disk body 1 from deforming because of high temperature.
[0017] The thickness of the heat sink 2 gradually increases from the top to the bottom.
The lines between the peak 22 of the heat sink 2 and its two adjacent troughs 23 are
straight, and there is an angle between the lines connecting the peak 22 and its two
adjacent troughs 23. This angle determines the bending degree of the wave-shaped heat
sink 2. When this angle is too big, the stiffening effect is not significant. However,
when the angle is too small, the resistive force against the air flow is also big.
This is bad for the air flow to pass through. When the angle is 90°, the heat dissipation
effect and stiffening effect of the disk body 1 is fairly good. The wave-shaped heat
sink 2 has several peaks 22 and several troughs 23 in the lengthwise direction. The
extending direction of the heat sinks 2 is in the transversal direction, and the arranging
direction of several heat sinks 2 is in the longitudinal direction. Among them, the
longer heat sinks 2 can reinforce the strength of the disk body 1 in the transversal
direction. The direction of the line connecting the peak 22 and the adjacent trough
23 is inclined relative to the transversal direction of the disk body 1, to stiffen
the disk body 1 in the longitudinal direction. The locations of peaks 22 and troughs
23 in two adjacent heat sinks 2 are aligned. In any heat sink 2, there is at least
one peak 22 located in a triangular zone 6, which is enclosed by the corresponding
peak 22 on the heat sink 2 above and the two troughs 23 on the two sides of that peak
on that same heat sink. Therefore, in one transversal section, there are several heat
sinks 2 to reinforce the strength of the disk body 1. The stiffening effect is significant,
so as to prevent the disk body 1 from deforming.
[0018] The heat sink 2 has the first prop 24, which is columnar and perpendicular to the
back of the disk body 1, the first prop 24 is in either the peak 22 or the trough
23 area. The outer diameter of the first prop 24 is greater than the thickness of
the heat sink 2, and the outer diameter of the first prop 24 gradually increases from
the top to the bottom. The top end of the first prop 24 is flush with the top edge
of the heat sinks 2, stiffening the heat sinks 2 and the disk body 1.On the back of
the disk body 1, there are three columnar second props 25 perpendicular to it. The
second props 25 are located in the heat sinks 2. Similarly, the outer diameter of
the second prop 25 also increases from the top to the bottom, and the outer diameter
of the second prop 25 is greater than the outer diameter of the first prop 24. Lines
connecting the three second props 25 form a triangle, and thus play the role of supporting
framer for the disk body 1. In this embodiment, lines connecting the three second
props 25 form an equilateral triangle, achieving a uniform stiffening effect of the
disk body 1.There is the annular first stiffener 4 circumferentially on the rim of
the back of the disk body 1. The first stiffener 4 can stiffen the outer rim of the
disk body 1, and prevents the rim of the disk body 1 from deforming. There are several
long stripped second stiffeners 5 on the back of the disk body 1 as well. These second
stiffeners 5 are arranged in parallel, and the lengthwise direction of the second
stiffeners 5 is perpendicular to the lengthwise direction of the inlet part 26. The
two ends of the several second stiffeners 5 extend to the first stiffener 4 respectively.
The second stiffener 5 passes through peaks 22 and troughs 23 of the heat sink 2 respectively,
and hence intersects with the heat sink 2. Namely, the lengthwise direction of stiffeners
is the same as the longitudinal direction of the disk body 1, and thus stiffens the
disk body 1 in the longitudinal direction.
[0019] The description of the preferred embodiments thereof serves only as an illustration
of the scope of the invention. It will be understood by those skilled in the art that
various changes or supplements in form and details may be made therein without departing
from the scope of the invention as defined by the appended claims.
[0020] Although the terms Disk Body 1, Heat Sink 2, etc. are often used herein, they do
not exclude the possibility of using any other terms. Using such terms is only to
describe or explain the nature of the present invention more conveniently. Any additional
restrictions are contrary to the spirit of the present invention.
List of Reference Numerals
[0021]
- 1
- Disk Body
- 2
- Heat Sink
- 22
- Peak
- 23
- Trough
- 24
- First Prop
- 25
- Second Prop
- 26
- Inlet Part
- 27
- Outlet Part
- 3
- Air Duct
- 31
- Air Inlet
- 32
- Air Outlet
- 4
- First Stiffener
- 5
- Second Stiffener
- 6
- Zone
1. A scroll disk heat dissipation assembly of scroll compressors, comprising:
a disk body (1) of a scroll disk;
several long stripped heat sinks (2) on a back of the disk body (1), the heat sinks
(2) arranged in a same direction; and
air ducts (3) are formed in between two adjacent heat sinks (2);
wherein each heat sink (2) is bent into a wave shape, the wave-shaped heat sinks (2)
having several peaks (22) and several troughs (23) in a lengthwise direction;
wherein locations of the peaks (22) and troughs (23) in two adjacent heat sinks (2)
are aligned; and
wherein in any heat sink (2), there is at least one corresponding peak (22) located
in a triangular zone (6), which is enclosed by the corresponding peak (22) on the
heat sink (2) above and the two troughs (23) on two sides of the corresponding peak
(22).
2. The scroll disk heat dissipation assembly of scroll compressors as claimed in Claim
1 wherein
there is a first prop (24), which is columnar and perpendicular to the back of the
disk body (1);
wherein the first prop (24)is in the peak (22) or trough (23) area of the heat sink
(2); and
wherein an outer diameter of the first prop (24) is greater than a thickness of the
heat sink (2).
3. The scroll disk heat dissipation assembly of scroll compressors as claimed in Claim
2 wherein
on the back of the disk body (1), there are three columnar second props (25) perpendicular
to the back of the disk body (1);
wherein the second props (25) are located in the heat sinks (2); and
wherein lines connecting the three second props (25) form an isosceles triangle or
equilateral triangle.
4. The scroll disk heat dissipation assembly of scroll compressors as claimed in Claims
2 or 3 wherein
a thickness of the heat sink (2) gradually increases from top to bottom.
5. The scroll disk heat dissipation assembly of scroll compressors as claimed in Claim
1 or 2 or 3 wherein
there is a flat and straight inlet part (26) on a first end of one heat sink (2),
and a flat and straight outlet part (27) on a second end of the heat sink (2);
wherein the inlet part (26) and the outlet part (27) on one heat sink (2) are arranged
symmetrically;
wherein an air inlet (31) connected to the air duct (3) is formed in between the inlet
parts (26) of two adjacent heat sinks (2); and
wherein an air outlet (32) connected to the air duct (3) is formed in between the
outlet parts (27) of two adjacent heat sinks (2).
6. The scroll disk heat dissipation assembly of scroll compressors as claimed in Claims
2 or 3 wherein
there is an annular first stiffener (4) circumferentially on a rim of the back of
the disk body (1);
wherein there are several long stripped second stiffeners (5) on the back of the disk
body (1);
wherein the second stiffeners (5) are arranged in parallel, and a lengthwise direction
of the second stiffeners (5) is perpendicular to a lengthwise direction of the inlet
part (26); and
wherein two ends of the second stiffeners (5) extend to the first stiffener (4) respectively.
7. The scroll disk heat dissipation assembly of scroll compressors as claimed in Claims
2 or 3 wherein
a segment between the peak (22) and the trough (23) is straight, and an angle between
the lines connecting the peak (22) and its two adjacent troughs (23) is 60°-120°.
8. The scroll disk heat dissipation assembly of scroll compressors as claimed in Claim
4 wherein
there is a flat and straight inlet part (26) on a first end of one heat sink (2),
and a flat and straight outlet part (27) on a second end of the heat sink (2);
wherein the inlet part (26) and the outlet part (27) on one heat sink (2) are arranged
symmetrically;
wherein an air inlet (31) connected to the air duct (3) is formed in between the inlet
parts (26) of two adjacent heat sinks (2); and
wherein an air outlet (32) connected to the air duct (3) is formed in between the
outlet parts (27) of two adjacent heat sinks (2).
9. The scroll disk heat dissipation assembly of scroll compressors as claimed in Claims
4 wherein
there is an annular first stiffener (4) circumferentially on a rim of the back of
the disk body (1);
wherein there are several long stripped second stiffeners (5) on the back of the disk
body (1);
wherein the second stiffeners (5) are arranged in parallel, and a lengthwise direction
of the second stiffeners (5) is perpendicular to a lengthwise direction of the inlet
part (26); and
wherein two ends of the second stiffeners (5) extend to the first stiffener (4) respectively.