Aeronautics and astronautics – Retarding and restraining devices – Friction brakes
Patent
1979-09-12
1982-02-02
Barefoot, Galen L.
Aeronautics and astronautics
Retarding and restraining devices
Friction brakes
60226A, 23926533, B64C 1504, F02K 306
Patent
active
043135811
ABSTRACT:
An improved deployment mechanism for deploying blocker doors between a stowed and a deployed position. At least a pair of operable blocker doors are utilized. These doors are pivotally attached to fixed cowl structure surrounding a turbo fan engine. A yoke member having adjacent curvilinear tracks is carried by a rear translatable cowl section. Sliders are provided that follow the adjacent tracks. A drag link is connected between a slider and fixed aircraft structure and a door deploying link is connected between each blocker door and is associated slider. In a second configuration, more than one blocker door is actuated by a link connected to a single slider, coupled by more than one door deploying link. When the translatable cowl section is translated rearward by conventional actuation, a peripheral outflow passage is formed between the cowl sections and the blocker doors now being deployed redirect the fan air through the peripheral opening.
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Folmer Carroll W.
Hunter Aldridge T.
Barefoot Galen L.
Gilliam Frank D.
Rohr Industries, Inc.
Schlesinger Patrick J.
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