Individual blade control

Fluid reaction surfaces (i.e. – impellers) – Sustained ancillary movement of rotary working member

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416 31, 416158, B64C 2774

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ABSTRACT:
Individual blade control of a helicopter rotor is accomplished by rotation of a mast (10) about a standpipe (12) where an individual blade (16) is coupled to the mast through a hub (18). Pilot input signals are transmitted by fly-by-optic transmission lines (14) through a fiber optic slip ring (40,42) to signal generators (134, 136, 138) for each of three sections of triplex actuators (76-79) coupled to individual rotor blades. Hydraulic fluid for positioning each of the actuators (76-79) is provided by electrohydraulic power packages (88, 90 and 92) where each package includes a pump and alternator. As each blade rotates about the mast (76) the pitch angle changes by individualizing the output of the signal generators (134-138) for each actuator.

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