Fluid reaction surfaces (i.e. – impellers) – Articulated – resiliently mounted or self-shifting impeller... – Nonmetallic resilient mounting
Patent
1984-09-27
1986-04-08
Powell, Jr., Everette A.
Fluid reaction surfaces (i.e., impellers)
Articulated, resiliently mounted or self-shifting impeller...
Nonmetallic resilient mounting
416138, 416140, 416148, B64C 2735
Patent
active
045809453
ABSTRACT:
Rotor tilt is permitted by two spherical elastomeric bearings, one above a hub member and one below, that have coincident centers at a tilt point (P) on the rotorshaft axis which is below the rotor plane. Positive rotor thrust is reacted by the upper bearing and negative rotor thrust is reacted by the lower bearing. Techniques for assembling the rotor system, precompressing the bearings, and limiting tilt are also disclosed.
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Linden Gerald E.
Powell Jr. Everette A.
United Technologies Corporation
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