Fluid reaction surfaces (i.e. – impellers) – Working member foldable – pivotable or collapsible to non-use... – Member movement in rotation plane
Patent
1985-09-19
1986-11-18
Powell, Jr., Everette A.
Fluid reaction surfaces (i.e., impellers)
Working member foldable, pivotable or collapsible to non-use...
Member movement in rotation plane
244 7A, B64C 2750
Patent
active
046233008
ABSTRACT:
Folded helicopter blades are secured against undesirable motion by a device that attaches to a receptacle in the underside of each blade. The device comprises a pin for engaging the receptacle, a spherical bearing disposed about the pin, an annular housing disposed about the bearing and including two diametrically opposed recesses therein, a primary strut attached at one end to the fuselage and at the other end to a clevis-type yoke, wherein the yoke ends are pivotally attached to the housing within the recesses, a secondary strut attached at one end to the fuselage and attached at the other end to the primary strut near the yoke. This arrangement forms a three bar linkage.
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Linden Gerald E.
Powell Jr. Everette A.
United Technologies Corporation
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