Fluid reaction surfaces (i.e. – impellers) – Having clutch or brake means
Patent
1995-01-04
1996-06-25
Look, Edward K.
Fluid reaction surfaces (i.e., impellers)
Having clutch or brake means
192 531, 192 693, B64C 1100
Patent
active
055294596
ABSTRACT:
A helicopter rotor brake device includes a fixed casing. A shaft is supported in a rotationally free manner inside the casing and is rotatably connectable to the rotor. A pair of first friction disks connected to the casing. A hub is fitted integral with a second friction disk interposed axially between the first friction disks and cooperates in a sliding manner with the same when loaded axially. A clutch is interposed between the shaft and the hub and is movable between an idle position corresponding to a rotational disconnection of the hub and the shaft, and an operating position corresponding to a rotational connection of the hub and the shaft.
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Search report listing references.
Agusta Eli S.r.l.
Look Edward K.
Sgantzos Mark
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