Abstract: A compressor is provided with a fixed scroll having a spiral lap erected on a bed plate; an orbiting scroll having a spiral lap erected on a panel and forming a compression room meshed with the fixed scroll; and an orbiting bearing disposed penetrating the panel and the central part of the lap of the orbiting scroll, wherein a lap center is so shifted from a panel center out of alignment in a direction in which, within a range in which the orbiting bearing can be formed in the central part of the lap, the longer of the minimum distance between the lap winding end position of the orbiting scroll and the outer circumference of the panel and the minimum distance between the outermost circumferential part and the outer circumference of the panel in an approximately 90° direction of becomes the shortest distance.

Abstract: A scroll compressor includes a fixed scroll and an orbiting scroll. Shapes of laps of the fixed scroll and the orbiting scroll are formed by an asymmetric tooth shape in which orbiting angles of an external line side compression room formed on an external line side of the orbiting scroll lap and an internal line side compression room formed on an internal line side of the orbiting scroll lap in finishing suction differ from each other. A communicating section control groove sets communicating sections communicating the respective inlet side openings of respective fluid outflow paths and a back pressure room. The communicating sections include a first communicating section of an internal line side compression room that is shorter than a second communicating section of an external line side compression room.

Abstract: The purpose of the present invention is to suppress the contact between the wrap tooth tip and the tooth bottom by enlarging the tooth bottom step, and to reduce the loss owing to the gap as a result of enlarging the tooth bottom step. The fixed scroll includes a fixed scroll-side flat plate and a fixed-side wrap standing on one surface of the fixed-side plate while retaining the spiral shape. The orbiting scroll includes an orbiting-side plate and an orbiting-side wrap standing on one surface of the orbiting-side plate while retaining the spiral shape. The orbiting-side wrap orbits with respect to the fixed scroll while being in mesh with the fixed side wrap to form a compression chamber. Each of the fixed-side plate and the orbiting-side plate has the step on the tooth bottom at the inner periphery deeper than the step on the tooth bottom at the outer periphery.

Abstract: The lap shapes of a fixed scroll and an orbiting scroll are configured in an asymmetric tooth profile. In the bed plate of an orbiting scroll, a fluid effluence channel communicating with an external line side compression room of an orbiting scroll lap and another fluid effluence channel communicating with an internal line side compression room are formed, and the outlet side opening of each fluid effluence channel opens in the lap tooth bottom of the orbiting scroll, and inlet side openings are formed in a face of the bed plate that is in sliding contact with the bed plate face of the fixed scroll. In the face of the bed plate, a communicating section control groove that lets the inlet side openings of the two fluid effluence channels and the back pressure room intermittently communicate with each other.

Abstract: A scroll compressor includes a crankshaft, a suction chamber, a back pressure chamber, a communication path, a back pressure control means, and a base plate. The base plate intermittently connects the communication path by opening and closing an opening on a back pressure chamber side of the communication path. The crankshaft drives an orbiting scroll, and mutually engages a stationary scroll having a whirlpool shape and the orbiting scroll.

Abstract: A scroll compressor configures suction and compression rooms between fixed and orbiting scrolls, includes a back pressure room at the orbiting scroll base plate back face, and is configured in an asymmetric tooth shape. A fluid outflow path for an orbiting scroll lap external line side compression room and a fluid outflow path for an internal line side compression room are configured on an orbiting scroll base plate, and outlet side openings of the respective fluid outflow paths are opened to an orbiting lap tooth bottom. Inlet side openings of the respective fluid outflow paths are opened to the orbiting scroll base plate face sliding with the fixed scroll, and a fixed scroll base plate face is configured with a communicating section control groove for intermittently communicating the inlet side openings of the respective fluid outflow paths and the back pressure room in accordance with an orbiting movement.

Abstract: A scroll compressor contains a suction chamber and a compression chamber formed between the orbiting scroll and stationary scroll; and the rear surface of the orbiting scroll includes a back pressure chamber to apply a pressing force for pressing the stationary scroll to the orbiting scroll by the pressure higher than the pressure in the suction chamber. The stationary scroll contains the communication paths 200, 201 to connect the suction chamber or the compression chamber and the back pressure chamber; and a back pressure control means for opening and closing the communication paths by way of the pressure differential along the communication paths. The inlet communication path 200 that extends from the back pressure control means to the back pressure chamber includes at least two or more path cross-sectional areas.

Abstract: The electrostatic recording material comprises an electroconductive transparentized base sheet having a dielectric layer thereon. The transparentized base sheet is obtained by subjecting to a transparentizing treatment with moisture, heat and pressure a fibrous matrix sheet of a mixture of natural pulp with synthetic pulp formed of a blended polymer system consisting essentially of polyvinyl alcohol-acrylonitrile copolymer and acrylonitrile-styrene copolymer.

Abstract: Method for producing a synthetic fiber substantially comprising dissolving a composition consisting essentially of:A. 5-40 percent by weight of a copolymer consisting ofA. 20-80 percent by weight of polyvinyl alcohol, andB. 80-20 percent by weight of acrylonitrile, andB. 60-95 percent by weight of a copolymer consisting ofC. 55-95 percent by weight of styrene, andD. 5-45 percent by weight of acrylonitrile, in dimethyl sulfoxide or dimethyl acetamide as a solvent, and wet-spinningThis fiber is used for producing paper and has a potentially fibrillar texture. When beaten, it forms a synthetic pulp having stalk fibrils and micro fibrils extending from the stalk fibrils.High-tenacity synthetic paper can be made because this synthetic pulp is self-adhesive.