On-board aircraft engine starting apparatus

Power plants – Combustion products used as motive fluid – Different fluids

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60 3933, F02C 726, F02G 300

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044611439

ABSTRACT:
A starting power source is connected to a jet engine of an aircraft by alternative drive trains having different mechanical advantages, each associated with a clutch. The clutches are centrally supplied with cooling fluid and the discs and plates of the clutches are grooved to promote outward migration of the fluid resulting in a thin shear film of fluid on the opposing clutch surfaces to permit a soft, gradual engagement. It is possible to start the engine with only a single shift which occurs after the ignition point has been reached and during the assist phase of the starting procedure. The invention can be applied to aircraft having more than one engine.

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