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Recent Progress in Technology of the 5-Cylinder Wobbleplate Type Compressor for Automotive Air Conditioning
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The SD-5 Series, five cylinder wobble plate compressors have again been improved to meet the requirements of further size and weight reduction; rapid car interior cool down at the lower speed range; yet maintain an adequate capacity saturation in the high speed range, and lower operating noise. Featured in this paper is an explanation of how the new technology is incorporated.
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Use of dual TFE piston ring technique,
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Reduction in the oil circulation ratio in the refrigerant circuit.
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Optimizing of bore to stroke ratio.
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Hatakeyama, H., Takahashi, H., Kimura, S., and Hiraga, M., "Recent Progress in Technology of the 5-Cylinder Wobbleplate Type Compressor for Automotive Air Conditioning," SAE Technical Paper 840383, 1984, https://doi.org/10.4271/840383.Also In
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