Turbomachine with means for axial retention of the rotor

Power plants – Reaction motor – With destruction sensing and preventing means

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C060S039091, C415S009000

Reexamination Certificate

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07340882

ABSTRACT:
The turbomachine of the invention extends longitudinally along an axis, and includes a rotor attached to drive shaft, arranged to rotate around an axis, supported by at least a first bearing, mounted on the fixed structure of the turbomachine by a bearing support element. The turbomachine is characterised by the fact that it includes a stop ring, mounted on the fixed structure of the turbomachine, to cooperate with the support element of the first bearing and, in the event of displacement of the rotor in relation to the fixed structure, to perform a function of axial retention of the rotor in an even manner, with no angle effect between the axis of the turbomachine and the axis of the drive shaft.

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patent: 1 308 602 (2003-05-01), None

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