Reversible pivoting vane rotary compressor for a valve-free oxygen concentrator

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United States of America Patent

PATENT NO 6749405
APP PUB NO 20020114706A1
SERIAL NO

10123627

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A reversible pivoting vane rotary compressor includes a housing having a generally cylindrical chamber defined by an inner wall. A rotor is mounted eccentrically within the chamber to define about the rotor a generally crescent shaped compression chamber, which narrows from a main chamber region to a constricted chamber region, which rotor has a circumferential surface. A pair of reversible intake and exhaust ports are connected communicably with the constricted chamber region. Each port selectively and alternately introduces air into the constricted chamber region while the other port exhausts air from the constricted region. At least one adjoining pair of curved vanes are pivotably attached to the rotor and extend in generally opposite arcuate directions from the rotor into the chamber. A motor is provided for rotatably driving the rotor alternately in opposing first and second directions such that both of the adjoining vanes are urged simultaneously against the inner wall of the chamber to define at least one compartment that transmits the air through the chamber between the pair of intake and exhaust ports and through the main chamber region. Air introduced through a selected one of the ports is compressed and discharged through the other port.

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  • ENTERASYS NETWORKS, INC.

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Inventor Name Address # of filed Patents Total Citations
Bassine, Stuart 141 Twin Spring Rd., Hendersonville, NC 28792 9 340

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