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Abrasion preventing device for hermetic reciprocating compressor
   
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US Patent 5485777
Issued Date
January 23, 1996
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An abrasion preventing device for a hermetic reciprocating compressor. The device releases the impact generated between the slider and the shell of the compressor, thus to prevent possible abrasion of the contact part between the slider and the shell as well as abrasion of the piston. The device comprises a cylinder and a piston received and reciprocating in the cylinder, an end of the piston having a coupling projection. A shell, which is coupled to the piston, has a coupling projection. A bolt and nuts are used for coupling the piston to the shell by coupling the projections of both the piston and the shell to each other. A spring is provided on a coupling portion between the piston and the shell for absorbing the impact caused by striking of a slider on the shell during an operation of the compressor.
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January 23, 1996
Application Number
08/309,399
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September 20, 1994
US Classification
92/84   74/50 92/140 92/187
Int'l Classification
F04B   39/00   (20060101)  
Priority Data
Sep 21, 1993 [KR] 19084/1993
USPTO Field of Search
92/84   92/140   92/187   92/72   417/273   417/415   417/901   74/50  
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