Fluid reaction surfaces (i.e. – impellers) – Actuation directly responsive to magnetic or electrical effect
Patent
1989-05-01
1990-08-14
Look, Edward K.
Fluid reaction surfaces (i.e., impellers)
Actuation directly responsive to magnetic or electrical effect
416147, 416153, 416 89, B64C 1144
Patent
active
049483374
ABSTRACT:
Pitch of a blade (12) on an aircraft engine propulsor (14) is determined by employing a shaft (22) and a bevel gear (23) to alter relative circumferential distance between a first set of teeth (25) and a second set of teeth (26). Said teeth (25,26) creates fluctuations in a magnetic field generated by a magnetic poll piece (28a) wherein said fluctuations are converted to a signal (30) by a coil (28) located on a subsequent engine section (8). The time between pulses of the signal (30) is a function of said relative circumferential distance whereby the time between pulses is a function of the pitch of the blade (12).
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Bartle Robert G.
Martin Anthony N.
Look Edward K.
Muirhead Donald W.
Nguyen Hoang
United Technologies Corporation
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