Fluid reaction surfaces (i.e. – impellers) – Articulated – resiliently mounted or self-shifting impeller... – Nonmetallic resilient mounting
Patent
1980-04-17
1982-10-05
Powell, Jr., Everette A.
Fluid reaction surfaces (i.e., impellers)
Articulated, resiliently mounted or self-shifting impeller...
Nonmetallic resilient mounting
416141, B64C 2738
Patent
active
043526314
ABSTRACT:
A connecting element for securing a rotor blade to the rotor hub of a helicopter rotor comprises at least two components arranged at an angle relative to each other. At least one component extends outside the boundary of the other component on both sides of the other component. Slots are arranged in at least one of the components and these slots extend substantially toward the shearing center or rather toward the central shearing axis. Additionally, each connecting element has a flattened zone adjacent to the rotor hub to function as a flapping hinge. The connecting element also functions as a lead-lag hinge and as a torsion hinge.
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Buchs Wolfgang
Nowak Franz
Woerndle Rudolf
Fasse W. G.
Gould D. F.
Messerschmitt-Boelkow-Blohm GmbH
Powell Jr. Everette A.
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