Power plants – Internal combustion engine with treatment or handling of... – Material from exhaust structure fed to engine intake
Patent
1994-12-21
1997-01-14
Thorpe, Timothy
Power plants
Internal combustion engine with treatment or handling of...
Material from exhaust structure fed to engine intake
60 3932, 60753, F02C 720
Patent
active
055928145
ABSTRACT:
Two composite parts, such as sheet and a hollow gas turbine liner tile, are fastened together using a fastening system that includes a journal bearing that fits in a bore in the sheet and springs to support a bolt fastener that is tightened to hold the parts together. Resilient spacers are placed between the sheet and the liner. The springs may comprise a stack of rings, each ring being a tightly wound helical spring, giving the ring a hollow cross section and resilient qualities.
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Eichhorn Gunther
Figueroa Carlos G.
Friedberg Daniel C.
Jones Gary D.
Palusis Mark E.
Greenstien Robert E.
Kim Ted
Thorpe Timothy
United Technologies Corporation
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