Power plants – Reaction motor – Particular exhaust nozzle feature
Reexamination Certificate
2005-08-03
2009-10-27
Rodriguez, William H (Department: 3741)
Power plants
Reaction motor
Particular exhaust nozzle feature
C060S039500, C239S265170
Reexamination Certificate
active
07607306
ABSTRACT:
A method for suppressing infrared radiation from an engine of an aircraft operating in an environment includes directing hot exhaust from the aircraft engine into a lobed mixer of a single baffle infrared suppressor having a collapsible, translatable baffle to generate alternating flows of hot exhaust gas and cold air. The method further includes directing the alternating flows of hot exhaust gas and cold air towards the single baffle assembly to mix the hot exhaust gas with the cold air.
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Kieffer Christopher Marlow
Steyer William
Tingle Walter J.
Andes Esq. William Scott
Armstrong Teasdale LLP
General Electric Company
Rodriguez William H
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