Brakes – Operators – Automatic
Patent
1991-08-08
1993-04-06
Oberleitner, Robert J.
Brakes
Operators
Automatic
188139, 188181A, 244234, B60T 712
Patent
active
051995352
ABSTRACT:
To eliminate undesired movement of control members, e.g. throttle control levers, subjected to high fore-and-aft accelerations, a mechanism is proposed in which brake pads (229), (231) bearing on a control surface (220) forming part of the control member are connected by a pivoted lever arrangement (203) to a pendulum (200). Oscillations of the pendulum due for fore-and-aft `g` forces cause a proportional displacement of the lever arrangement (203) which in turn causes one or other of the brake pads (229, 231) to apply a correspondingly greater frictional force to the control surface (220).
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British Aerospace Public Limited Company
Oberleitner Robert J.
Poon Peter M.
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