Abstract: In a positive-displacement device for compressible media with a helically-shaped conveying chamber disposed in a stationary housing, a helically-shaped positive-displacement body is associated with the conveying chamber. The body is maintained on a disk-shaped rotor which can be eccentrically driven in relation to the housing in such a way that during operation, each one of its points performs a circular movement which is limited by the circumferential walls of the conveying chamber. The front faces of the positive-displacement body adjoining one lateral wall of the conveying chamber are provided with a groove into which a sealing strip, consisting of a resilient material which is capable of gliding, is inserted. The groove has at least partially a meander-like extent.

Abstract: A displacement machine for compressible mediums exhibits several spiral-shaped convoying spaces (11a, 11b), which are disposed in a stationary housing (7a, 7b). A displacement body (1-4) is assigned to the conveying spaces and is held in such a manner on a disk-shaped rotor (1) that can be driven eccentrically relative to the housing that during service each of its points effects a circular movement defined by the circumferential walls of the conveying spaces. To this end an eccentric disk (23), on which the rotor (1) is mounted by means of an oil-lubricated mounting, is disposed on the drive shaft (24). A sliding bearing (22) is provided on the rotating eccentric disk (23) for the orbiting rotor (1). The oil is fed in and drawn off by way of a borehole (31) in the eccentric disk. Passages are disposed within the eccentric disk to feed oil without air into the sliding bearing gap.

Abstract: A displacement machine for compressing fluids includes a housing, a rotor in the housing and a drive shaft journalled in the housing and eccentrically mounting the rotor. A guide shaft journalled in the housing by a slide bearing guides the oscillation of the rotor. Intermeshing spiral strips on the rotor and housing produce compression of fluid in working chambers during oscillation of the rotor. In order to lubricate the drive and guide shafts, a lubricating system includes a bore supplying lubricant to the slide bearing, lubricant passages in the drive shaft and an intermediate line connecting the lubricant outlets from the slide bearing to the lubricant passages in the drive shaft. The guide shaft may be hollow to provide a bore therein which also communicates with the lubricant outlets from the slide bearing and supplies lubricant to an eccentric of the guide shaft.