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US Patent 3689208
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ROTARY PISTON MACHINE
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A rotary piston is eccentrically mounted in a housing and comprises chamber-defining means, which define a plurality of fluid-handling chambers with said housing. The chamber-defining means comprise sealing means in sealing surface contact with said housing to seal said fluid-handling chambers from each other. The sealing means are arranged to derive from the pressure of fluid in said fluid-handling chambers and from the centrifugal force which is due to the rotation of said rotary piston a first force urging said sealing means against said housing. The chamber-defining means further comprise force-deriving means for deriving from said pressure of fluid in said fluid-handling chambers a second force which throughout the revolution of said rotary piston is smaller than and opposes said first force. The housing is formed with first and second fluid ports, which are peripherally spaced apart and each of which is adapted to connect each of said fluid-handling chambers to the outside of said housing once during each revolution of said piston.
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ROTARY PISTON MACHINE
Application Number
05/038,845
Filed
May 19, 1970
US Classification
418/147   418/268
Int'l Classification
F01C   1/00   (20060101)   F02M   59/12   (20060101)   F01C   1/44   (20060101)   F02M   59/00   (20060101)  
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May 23, 1969 [DE] 19 26 316.2
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418/268   418/270   418/145   418/146   418/147   418/148   418/253   418/269   418/29  
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