Abstract:
Disclosed herein is a monobloc and removable pedal module for an aircraft rudder bar. The pedal module, which is intended for a rudder bar, includes a pedal, at least one integrated adjustment system, and a connection device which enables a removable connection of the pedal module to be produced. The pedal module is a monobloc component in order to simplify and facilitate its replacement via the removable connection obtained by the connection device.
Abstract:
An electrical and electronic bay for an aircraft includes a central area forming a free space, a peripheral side area provided for the arrangement of supporting structures and being placed around said central area, and a lower area placed below the central and peripheral side areas and in which the access opening is placed in said central area. Such an electrical and electronic bay is used in particular to optimize the areas dedicated to the incorporation of electronic equipment in aircraft.
Abstract:
A supporting structure of optimized volume includes at least two vertical structural elements having a front face and a rear face. Modules including electronic equipment items are fixed onto the front face of the vertical structural elements. Use in particular can be for the integration of avionics modules on aircraft.
Abstract:
A high-lift trailing edge flap system for an aircraft wing unit is provided. In high-lift trailing edge flap system, the backward movement and the inclination of the trailing edge flap in the extended position are dissociated in order to allow for the incorporation of the actuating mechanism into the wing in the stowed position.
Abstract:
The invention relates to a seat back for an aircraft comprising a structural column bearing a plurality of devices for supporting an occupant of the seat, these devices being distributed along the structural column and oriented transversely relatively to the structural column so as to each protrude on either side of this column. This solution can reduce the mass and dimensions, while providing satisfactory comfort for the occupant.
Abstract:
Such a fuselage includes cross-members adapted for the formation of a floor, at least one of said cross-members including an upper part, a lower part, linkage for the lower part to the upper part, and at least one opening for the passage of systems which is delimited between the lower part and the upper part. The upper part of the cross-member is fastened to the fuselage and is dimensioned so as to bear the stresses to which said cross-member may be subjected when the aircraft remains on the ground. The lower part is fastened to the upper part so as to reinforce it such that when assembled, the upper part and the lower part are adapted to bear the stresses to which the cross-member may be subjected in flight conditions of the aircraft.
Abstract:
A coupling is disclosed providing fluidic continuity between first and second orifices of two portions of an air circuit which includes a flexible sleeve, a first frame connected in fluid-tight manner to a first end of the flexible sleeve and having a first opening, and a second frame, connected in fluid-tight manner to a second end of the flexible sleeve and having a second opening. The coupling is deformable so that the flexible sleeve may adapt to the variable spacing between two avionics racks and is able to compensate for a misalignment between the orifices of two portions of an air circuit.
Abstract:
A rudder control unit includes a single-piece main module mobile on a curved support frame. The rudder control unit includes a curved support and guide frame to be mounted in a floor of the aircraft, and a unique main module including the pedals and a set of functionalities, the main module configured such that it is movable and positioned on the support and guide frame using a movement unit, thus making it possible to obtain an extremely simplified architecture with a reduced number of pieces.
Abstract:
A supporting structure of optimized volume includes at least two vertical structural elements having a front face and a rear face. Modules including electronic equipment items are fixed onto the front face of the vertical structural elements. Use in particular can be for the integration of avionics modules on aircraft.
Abstract:
An access device enables controlled or secure communication between different areas of an enclosure, and in the example illustrated in the present application of an aircraft, while providing reduced size. The access device includes a folding door which, when in folded position, allows at least one of said openings to be closed and, when in deployed position, forms a security vestibule with at least one movable shutter allowing said opening created by the deployment of said folding door to be closed. By superimposing the main components of the security vestibule that said components allow to close, the device frees up the adjoining cabin space when the security vestibule is not in use.