Vectorable variable flow area propulsion nozzle

Fluid sprinkling – spraying – and diffusing – Reaction motor discharge nozzle – With addition of secondary fluid upstream of outlet

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23926525, 23926539, B63H 2546

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049847414

ABSTRACT:
A vectorable propulsion nozzle has first and second ducts 10, 16 attached to each other by gimbal attachment means 18 to allow universal swivelling of vectoring in any lateral direction. The second duct 16 comprises a supporting ring 28 which has a plurality of guide means 36 in which arcuate ribs 41 are slidably mounted. Each rib 41 is formed integrally with a master flap 38 which together with slave flaps 44 define the geometry and outlet area of the nozzle. To facilitate varying the throat area of the nozzle the flaps 38, 44 are moved bodily along the guide means by actuators. The area of the nozzle can thus be altered independently of the swivelling of the second duct 16. The supporting ring 28 also has formed therein a plurality of openings 30 for thrust reversing which are uncovered when reverser doors 32 are deployed.

REFERENCES:
patent: 4463902 (1984-08-01), Nightingale
patent: 4502637 (1985-03-01), Nightingale

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