Abstract:
The invention relates to a bypass turbojet comprising an exhaust housing having a central hub (13) and connecting means (11) that can transmit the forces generated by the turbojet to the structure of the aircraft that it propels, said connection means being two arms extending radially from the central hub in order to cross the cold flow of said turbojet and being characterized in that they are secured to said central hub and positioned in a diametrically opposed manner in relation to each other. An additional connection means (14) extends between the hub (13) and the area (9) for securing the exhaust housing to the structure (12) of the aircraft in order to transmit the exceptional dimensioning loads, said connection means being on standby during normal use, without any transmission of force between said hub and said area.
Abstract:
An epicyclic reduction gear, including a planetary gear movable in rotation about an axis of rotation, planet pinions driven by the planetary gear and movable in rotation about axes of planet gears carried by a planet carrier, the planet pinions rolling on a fixed ring gear and the planet carrier being axially positioned laterally relative to the ring gear, the gear formed by the planet pinions and the ring gear being formed to axially eject lubricating oil thereof after use. The planet carrier includes a radial extension positioned facing the gear and forming a mechanism for guiding the oil to a radial end thereof to be ejected from there by centrifugation.
Abstract:
The invention relates to a turbine blade having an airfoil (31) extending above a platform (32) and a root (33) extending below said platform, the root of said blade having the form of a radially extending arm (34), being produced from composite material and having at least one cylindrical face (34), the direction of the generatrices of which is oriented in the direction of said platform so as to allow a clamping piece (5) to slide towards the latter on said cylindrical face under the action of centrifugal force, characterized in that said arm has, at its lower end, a protuberance (35) forming a radial bearing point for engagement with an element for retaining the blade on a turbine disc (1), and in that the root (33) is located entirely on the side of said protuberance with respect to said face.
Abstract:
The present invention relates to an open rotor type aircraft turbine engine (1), comprising a contrarotating propeller receiver (30) and a dual-body gas generator (14) comprising a low-pressure compressor (16) and a high-pressure compressor (18) separated by an intermediate housing (27), said gas generator being arranged upstream from said receiver.According to the invention, the turbine engine further comprises a structural casing (50) for supporting the receiver (30), surrounding the gas generator (14) and having a downstream end (50a) attached to said receiver and an upstream end (50b) attached to said intermediate housing (27). Furthermore, it comprises additional connection means (60) between said structural supporting casing and the gas generator, arranged between the upstream and downstream ends (50b, 50a) of the casing.
Abstract:
A turbine blade including an airfoil (31) extending above a platform (32) and a root (33) extending below the platform, the root of the blade having the form of a radially extending arm (34), being produced from composite material and including at least one cylindrical face (34). The direction of the generatrices which are oriented in the direction of the platform to allow a clamping piece (5) to slide towards the latter on the cylindrical face under the action of centrifugal force. The arm includes, at its lower end, a protuberance (35) forming a radial bearing point for engagement with an element for retaining the blade on a turbine disc (1). The root (33) is located entirely on the side of the protuberance with respect to the face.
Abstract:
The invention relates to a bypass turbojet comprising an exhaust housing having a central hub (13) and connecting means (11) that can transmit the forces generated by the turbojet to the structure of the aircraft that it propels, said connection means being two arms extending radially from the central hub in order to cross the cold flow of said turbojet and being characterised in that they are secured to said central hub and positioned in a diametrically opposed manner in relation to each other. An additional connection means (14) extends between the hub (13) and the area (9) for securing the exhaust housing to the structure (12) of the aircraft in order to transmit the exceptional dimensioning loads, said connection means being on standby during normal use, without any transmission of force between said hub and said area.
Abstract:
A system for pylon attachment for mounting an engine on a structure of an aircraft, or to wings of the aircraft, including a first attachment mechanism that can be secured to the pylon and a second attachment mechanism that can be secured to the structure of the aircraft. A connection mechanism connects the first and second attachment mechanism, the connection mechanism configured to allow movement of the first attachment mechanism in relation to the second attachment mechanism between first and second positions.
Abstract:
A reduction gear with epicyclic gear train including an annulus gear, and at least one planet gear rolling on the annulus gear and able to rotate about a planet spindle borne by a planet carrier is provided. The planet spindle is mounted such that it can itself rotate about its axis relative to the planet carrier. The reduction gear is suitable for mounting in a high bypass ratio jet engine for driving the fan thereof.
Abstract:
A reduction gear includes a sun pinion and planet pinions driven by the sun pinion and rolling on a fixed ring gear. The device includes an oil tank, an oil supply duct and oil routing ducts. The device also includes an oil ejection device at the end of the fixed supply duct, the orientation of which includes a radial component directed away from a common axis of rotation, and a cylindrical device for recovering the oil that can move in rotation about the common axis of rotation. The oil ejection device is linked by at least one duct to a lubrication device for the gear formed by the cooperation of the teeth of at least one planet pinion with an adjacent pinion. This device feeds the ducts which supply the oil to the parts to be lubricated, by virtue of the action of the centrifugal field.
Abstract:
A variable geometry suspension structure for suspending a turboprop from a structural element of an aircraft, the structure including a rear cradle for fastening to a structural element of an aircraft and a front cradle for supporting a front portion of the turboprop, the front cradle being connected to the rear cradle, firstly via a pivot connection configured to enable the front cradle to tilt vertically relative to the rear cradle, and secondly by a return spring configured to prevent the front cradle from tilting while thrust from the turboprop is below a predetermined threshold.