Fluid reaction surfaces (i.e. – impellers) – Articulated – resiliently mounted or self-shifting impeller... – Nonmetallic resilient mounting
Patent
1982-08-30
1984-08-21
Powell, Jr., Everette A.
Fluid reaction surfaces (i.e., impellers)
Articulated, resiliently mounted or self-shifting impeller...
Nonmetallic resilient mounting
416138, B64C 2748
Patent
active
044667744
ABSTRACT:
A helicopter rotor system using composite flexbeams for connecting a rotor blade to the rotor hub, each flexbeam being of C-section and having a web section made up of 0.degree. and .+-.45.degree. plies and top and bottom flanges made up of low angle plies in the direction of their length with their ends being connected by an arc of plies so that the top and bottom flange plies are continuous with an attachment fitting encased at the ends of the flexbeams.
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Cycon James P.
Krauss Timothy A.
Roman Stephan
Lipes, Jr. Russell M.
Powell Jr. Everette A.
United Technologies Corporation
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