Abstract: A rotary-vane machine, has a stationary tubular housing having a lubricated pump with an oil carter, and an oil-free section, with two pairs of ports through which a working medium enters or exits, a housing cover plate, a sun gear attached to a boss, a bearing and oil transferring member, a cover disc attachable to the end of the oil-free housing section, and a tubular rotor inside of which are fixedly attachable, two tapering vanes rotatable, together with the rotor, at a uniform speed.

Abstract: A rotary-vane machine, has a stationary tubular housing having a lubricated pump with an oil carter, and an oil-free section, with two pairs of ports through which a working medium enters or exits, a housing cover plate, a sun gear attached to a boss, a bearing and oil transferring member, a cover disc attachable to the end of the oil-free housing section, and a tubular rotor inside of which are fixedly attachable, two tapering vanes rotatable, together with the rotor, at a uniform speed.

Abstract: The invention provides a rotary-vane machine having a stationary shell including a casing member (2), a camming ring (4) having an internal, noncircular camming surface (6), and a flange member (8); a rotor (10) including at least two first vanes (12) fixedly attached to, or integral with, the rotor (10), a first cover plate (14) fixedly attachable to the rotor (10); a second cover plate (16) fixedly attachable to the rotor and integral with a first shaft (22) supported on its free end by bearing (26) mounted in the casing (2), and being provided with at least four ports (a) for access or egress of a working medium; a second shaft (23) supported by a first bearing (28) accommodated in the first cover plate (14) and by a second bearing (30) accommodated in the second cover plate (16); at least two second vanes (38) fixedly attached to the second shaft (23) and oscillatably accommodated within the rotor (10), and defining, together with the rotor (10), the first vanes (12) and the first and second cover plates

Abstract: A rotary-vane machine including a first and a second stationary end member connectable to one another, a rotor body contacting one face of the first end member and having a first shaft rotatably mounted in the first end member, at least two first vanes located inside the rotor body and rigidly connected thereto, a rotor cover plate fluid-tightly attachable to the rotor body, a second shaft mounted in, and extending beyond, the rotor body and rotor cover plate, and rotatable relative thereto, at least two second vanes fixedly attached to the second shaft, the second vane subdividing the spaces into chambers, a plurality of ducts in the first end member and in the bottom of the rotor body, enabling communication, at predetermined angular relationships between the rotor body and the first end member, between the fluid-handling chambers and the outside of the machine, and cams adapted to act upon the second shaft and, thus, on the second vane to periodically accelerate them and periodically decelerate them, where