Blade pitch control disk device for a rotorcraft rotor

Fluid reaction surfaces (i.e. – impellers) – Sustained ancillary movement of rotary working member – Responsive to fixed actuator

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C416S13400R

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07021897

ABSTRACT:
A cyclic swashplate device for controlling rotorcraft blade pitch is disclosed for application to rotorcraft swashplates, in particular, in helicopters. A cyclic swashplate device controls the rotorcraft blade pitch. The device (10′), with rotating (10′) and non-rotating (14′) cyclic swashplates is designed in such a way that at least one of the two disks includes a modular link fitting assembly (46, 42) ensuring the links with the disk (12′, 14′) and the pitch connecting rods (6) and/or at least one driving device or with the pilot control devices (17) and/or at least one retaining device. Interconnecting fittings are attached rigidly and separately to an annular device, such as one of the rings (31′, 30′) of a bearing (21′) on the corresponding disk (14′, 12′).

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INPI (French Patent Office) Preliminary Search Report, dated Aug. 14, 2003.

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