Fluid reaction surfaces (i.e. – impellers) – Specific blade structure – Laminated – embedded member or encased material
Patent
1986-05-30
1989-05-30
Garrett, Robert E.
Fluid reaction surfaces (i.e., impellers)
Specific blade structure
Laminated, embedded member or encased material
416239, 416248, 291568B, F04D 2938
Patent
active
048346160
ABSTRACT:
A self-locking retention system is provided for a composite rotor blade supported on a rotor hub. A radially extending, stud-like retention member is provided on the rotor hub. A composite thickness projects radially inwardly from the rotor blade and substantially surrounds the retention member. The composite thickness is woven in a pattern which grips the retention member in response to outward forces applied to the rotor blade and the woven composite thickness.
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Church John
Kasarsky James L.
Scanlon John F.
Wigell Gary
Garrett Robert E.
Pitko Joseph M.
Sundstrand Corporation
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