Abstract: A scroll compressor is disclosed. In the scroll compressor of this invention, the involute fixed and orbiting scroll wraps engage with each other to form a plurality of variable compression chambers between them. In the compressor, at least one of the involute fixed and orbiting scroll wraps is formed at a middle section thereof to be thicker than the other sections. Therefore, it is possible for the fixed and orbiting scroll wraps to engage with each other without forming a gap at the central portion of the compression part, thus minimizing a leakage of compressed gas refrigerant during a gas refrigerant compressing process of the scroll compressor. The scroll compressor of this invention is thus improved in its gas refrigerant compression efficiency, and is reduced in its operational noises.

Abstract: Disclosed is an asymmetric scroll compressor. The compressor includes an orbiting scroll possessing a wrap which has an involute curve-shaped configuration, an Oldham ring arranged on a lower surface of the orbiting scroll to prevent the orbiting scroll from being reversely rotated, and a fixed scroll having a wrap which has an involute curve-shaped configuration and is engaged with the wrap of the orbiting scroll such that compression chambers are defined between the wraps of the orbiting and fixed scrolls by rotating motion of the orbiting scroll. The wrap of the fixed scroll further extends within the range of 180° than the wrap of the orbiting scroll in a direction where an involute curve extends.

Abstract: Scroll compressor including wraps of involute curves on opposite surfaces of an orbiting scroll and a fixed scroll engaged to each other, to form a compression chamber as the orbiting scroll orbits with respect to the fixed scroll, wherein each of the wraps on opposite surfaces of the orbiting scroll and the fixed scroll is formed from two or more than involute curves each having a base circle and a point of starting different from each other, thereby permitting to secure a larger compression space for a same sized scroll compressor while a reliability of the scroll compressor is not made poor, to reduce a centrifugal force and noise occurred at the orbiting scroll, and improving a stability of the orbiting scroll.

Abstract: A back pressure structure of a scroll compressor having a fixed scroll forming a plurality of compressive chambers together with an orbiting scroll in its casing; including: a suction pressure space having a predetermined volume formed at one side of the fixed scroll; a suction hole formed for guiding a part of an intermediate gas filled in an intermediate pressure space filled in the rear side of the orbiting scroll to the suction pressure space by passing through the fixed scroll; a vent hole formed at the other side of the suction pressure space for guiding the intermediate pressure gas flown into the suction pressure space through the suction hole to the outermost compressive chamber which has a relatively low pressure; and a back pressure control valve elastically supported by an elastic member in the suction pressure space to open and close the suction hole, and receiving almost the same pressure no matter that it is opened or closed, according to which an intermediate pressure space between a main fram

Abstract: Disclosed is an asymmetric scroll compressor. The compressor includes an orbiting scroll possessing a wrap which has an involute curve-shaped configuration, an Oldham ring arranged on a lower surface of the orbiting scroll to prevent the orbiting scroll from being reversely rotated, and a fixed scroll having a wrap which has an involute curve-shaped configuration and is engaged with the wrap of the orbiting scroll such that compression chambers are defined between the wraps of the orbiting and fixed scrolls by rotating motion of the orbiting scroll. The wrap of the fixed scroll further extends within the range of 180° than the wrap of the orbiting scroll in a direction where an involute curve extends.