Fluid reaction surfaces (i.e. – impellers) – With control means responsive to non-cyclic condition...
Patent
1996-02-21
1997-08-12
Verdier, Christopher
Fluid reaction surfaces (i.e., impellers)
With control means responsive to non-cyclic condition...
416 61, 416114, 416500, 92 26, 92 27, B64C 1140, B64C 2764
Patent
active
056558783
ABSTRACT:
A control system has an HHC actuator having a basal portion and a movable portion. A load acting on the control system is detected by a semiconductor gauge. The load detected by the semiconductor gauge is compared with a threshold value in a computer. If the detected load is larger than the threshold load, the movable portion is fixed to the basal portion by a fixing mechanism. By detecting the sign of stall of blades, the HHC actuator is fixed in a neutral position, allowing safe flight. A fixing switch is provided for allowing the fixing mechanism to operate regardless of the result of the comparison with the computer.
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Kobiki Noboru
Murashige Atsushi
Yamakawa Eiichi
Advanced Technology Institute of Commuter-Helicopter, Ltd.
Verdier Christopher
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