Deployment mechanisms for aircraft auxiliary airfoils

Aeronautics and astronautics – Aircraft sustentation – Sustaining airfoils

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244216, B64C 922

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061491055

ABSTRACT:
A deployment mechanism for moving an aircraft wing leading edge slat (2) or trailing edge flap (4) relative to a main airfoil (1) is provided. The mechanism includes an I-section support beam (6) extending between the main airfoil (1) and the slat (2) or flap (4). The support beam (6) is driven into and out of the main airfoil (1) by a rack and pinion mechanism (22, 23), the rack (22) being disposed along a lower boom (20) of the beam (6) and the beam (6) being supported for rolling contact with the main airfoil (1) by upper and lower straddle rollers (8, 9, 10, 11) positioned between wing leading edge ribs (12, 13). Roller tracks (16, 17, 18) extend along upper and lower booms (19, 20) of the beam with at least one roller track (17, 18) co-extending with the rack (22) adjacent thereto along the beam.

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