Aeronautics and astronautics – Aircraft power plants – Mounting
Patent
1991-09-26
1992-12-29
Peters, Jr., Joseph F.
Aeronautics and astronautics
Aircraft power plants
Mounting
248554, 60 3931, B64D 2700
Patent
active
051745259
ABSTRACT:
A structure for removing bending caused by an inlet lift load in the engine core of an aircraft having a support frame which is attached to a frame mount which connects to the pylon floor. The frame mount is located between a forward mount and a rear mount and to the front of the engine core. As a result of the frame mount, the moment created by the inlet lift load is not reacted through the engine core so engine performance is not affected.
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Bidwell Anne E.
General Electric Company
Peters Jr. Joseph F.
Squillaro Jerome C.
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