Abstract:
A thrust reverser device for a turbojet engine nacelle includes a cowl mounted translating between a closing position and an opening position in which the cowl opens a passage in the nacelle and uncovers deflecting cascades. The cowl is associated with a blocking flap pivotally mounted on the cowl between a retracted position and a pivoted blocking position in which the blocking flap closes partially an air flow path of the nacelle. The blocking flap is equipped with a driving mechanism including an assembly forming a lever pivotally mounted on the cowl and articulated at each of ends of the lever, by means of driving links, respectively on the blocking flap and on a fixed structure of the thrust reverser device. In particular, the assembly and the driving links are articulated in an articulation plane substantially perpendicular to the blocking flap and substantially radial to the thrust reverser device.
Abstract:
The present disclosure relates to a cascade thrust reverser providing that when a sliding cowl and a flap are in a direct jet position, a hook is held in engagement with another hook and the flap is immobilized inside of a housing of the sliding cowl by a stem of a telescopic connecting rod subjected to pre-stress generated by a compressed spring located in the body of the connecting rod. When the sliding cowl starts to slide from the direct jet position toward the reverse jet position, the hooks disengage each other and the stem engages with an extension in the body of the connecting rod, so that the flap is rotated from the direct jet position toward the reverse jet position due to the tensile force exerted by the stem.
Abstract:
A turbofan engine nacelle has a downstream section which includes at least one front frame. The front frame is attached to a stationary portion of the nacelle, and the downstream section is provided with at least one rail or slide which extends in a longitudinal direction of the nacelle and is capable of engaging with at least one corresponding slide or rail of an attachment pylon of the turbofan engine. The front frame is connected to the rail or slide of the downstream section by means of at least one swiveled connecting rod.
Abstract:
The present disclosure concerns an assembly including at least one unit assembly of a nacelle for a turbojet engine, and the assembly is movable relative to a fixed structure along at least one associated guide assembly. The guide assembly includes: at least one guiding element secured to the fixed structure; at least one guided element secured to the unit assembly, shaped so as to move along the guiding element; at least one contact surface common to said guiding and guided elements. In particular, the guided element and the guiding element present each at least one profile, and the profiles is non-complementary to each other at least at the contact surface, the profiles being shaped so as to achieve at least one plane abutment connection at least during circumferential forces of the unit assembly.
Abstract:
The present disclosure provides a thrust reverser device for a turbojet engine nacelle which includes at least two cowls each mounted with the ability to move translationally with respect to a fixed structure between an upstream closed position and a downstream open position. In the upstream position, the two cowls provide aerodynamic continuity of the nacelle, and in the downstream open position, they open a passage in the nacelle. The thrust reverser device further includes at least one synchronization cable extended between the two mobile cowls so as to have a first end attached to an upstream point of one of the two cowls, and a second end attached to a downstream point of the another cowl. In particular, the upstream and downstream attachment points are determined relative to a fixed central zone where the cable passes between the two cowls.