Aeronautics and astronautics – Aircraft structure – Fuselage and body construction
Patent
1984-09-27
1987-05-26
Blix, Trygve M.
Aeronautics and astronautics
Aircraft structure
Fuselage and body construction
244122A, 297346, B64D 2510
Patent
active
046679014
ABSTRACT:
Apparatus for adjustably mounting an ejection seat (16) in an aircraft in which outer catapult cylinders (58, 60) support inner catapult cylinders (62, 64) and supply force to the inner cylinders to eject the inner cylinders and the seat from the aircraft, the inner cylinders being connected to an upper rear end of the seat (66, 68). The seat (16) is supported in the aircraft by the inner and outer catapult cylinders (62, 64, 58, 60), by adjusting actuators (40) to raise and lower and to tilt the seat forwardly and rearwardly, by lower anchor links (30) pivotally connected to the aircraft and to lower end (26, 28) of the outer catapult cylinders and to the actuators (40), and by upper links (50). The seat is connected to the catapult cylinders (58, 60) by slipper blocks 82. The slipper blocks (82) are pivotally connected to the seat by pins (84) and are slidably engaged with the outer catapult cylinders.
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Blix Trygve M.
Corl Rodney
Heberer Eugene O.
The Boeing Company
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