序号 专利名 申请号 申请日 公开(公告)号 公开(公告)日 发明人
81 Retractable blade for a helicopter rotor US653286 1976-01-29 US4029435A 1977-06-14 Sidney L. Barker
A helicopter rotor having retractable blades each having a three dimensional truss including flexible cables which connect a blade member with a pitch member directly secured to a rotor hub, the cables providing for retraction of the blade member to a storage position and permitting the blade member to be adjustably extended to operative positions. With the rotor rotating normally, the resultant centrifugal force acting on the blade and more particularly the blade member, retains the cables under sufficient tension to form an operationally rigid truss which transmits the rotational force of the rotor to the blade member and also adjusts the pitch of the blade member responsive to operation of the pitch member. Two pairs of cables are provided, inner ends of each pair being spaced apart and retained by the pitch member, opposite ends of each pair being secured, one to each of opposite ends of a rigid rod transverse to the blade member and extending outwardly in opposite directions from the blade member. Thus, four triangular truss parts are provided, each truss part including a pair of cables and either the pitch member or the rod on the blade member, with the flexible member intersections connected either with an end of the rigid rod or retained by the pitch member.
82 Variable length blade US42848073 1973-12-26 US3884594A 1975-05-20 FRADENBURGH EVAN ALBERN
A variable length blade in telescopic form adapted to be used with similar blades to form a variable diameter rotor or propeller and wherein the outer blade portion is caused to telescope with respect to the inner blade portion by jackscrew action and wherein the inner blade portion has a secondary internal torque tube to prevent jackscrew actuation torque from reacting against the main torque tube of the inner blade portion.
83 Variable diameter propeller US3128829D US3128829A 1964-04-14
84 Aircraft propeller US2635548 1948-05-11 US2510216A 1950-06-06 FIGLEY KENNCTH W
85 Air propeller with automatically variable pitch and diameter and controlled pitch variation US58717245 1945-04-07 US2442291A 1948-05-25 ROGER HAMEL GEORGES
86 Variable diameter and variable pitch propeller US38338941 1941-03-14 US2404290A 1946-07-16 HOOVER WALTER S
87 Variable length propeller US45243842 1942-07-27 US2372350A 1945-03-27 HOWARD ABEEL GEORGE
88 Aircraft propeller US13832637 1937-04-22 US2205835A 1940-06-25 PORTER LANDRUM
89 Propeller US11607536 1936-12-16 US2145413A 1939-01-31 BELFIELD WILLIAM A
90 Flying-machine. US1907397335 1907-10-14 US1145388A 1915-07-06 ROCHON ACHILLE
91 Stirring device. US1912686871 1912-03-28 US1048025A 1912-12-24 ANTHONY CHARLES H
92 William henry drayton US578509D US578509A 1897-03-09
93 Wind-engine US535602D US535602A 1895-03-12
94 Water-wheel US413976D US413976A 1889-10-29
95 Improvement in churn-motors US219308D US219308A 1879-09-02
96 Improvement in automatic fans US177310D US177310A 1876-05-09
97 Disc rotor retraction system EP12157385.1 2012-02-28 EP2492192B1 2018-11-14 Podgurski, Daniel Michael
A disc rotor blade retraction system includes a main blade spar (22) incorporating a hydraulic cylinder (54) and having a screw thread (34). A ball screw (24) is concentrically carried within the main blade spar and is operably connected to a ball nut (60) which has an outboard end connected to an intermediate spar (26) with a hydraulic piston (62) received for reciprocation in the hydraulic cylinder. A first geared actuator (20) engages the ball screw and a second geared actuator (30) engages the main blade spar screw thread. A hydraulic fluid accumulator (74) providing pressurized hydraulic fluid is connected to an outboard end of the hydraulic cylinder and a controller actuates the first and second geared actuators.
98 Disc rotor retraction system EP12157385.1 2012-02-28 EP2492192A3 2017-08-30 Podgurski, Daniel Michael

A disc rotor blade retraction system includes a main blade spar (22) incorporating a hydraulic cylinder (54) and having a screw thread (34). A ball screw (24) is concentrically carried within the main blade spar and is operably connected to a ball nut (60) which has an outboard end connected to an intermediate spar (26) with a hydraulic piston (62) received for reciprocation in the hydraulic cylinder. A first geared actuator (20) engages the ball screw and a second geared actuator (30) engages the main blade spar screw thread. A hydraulic fluid accumulator (74) providing pressurized hydraulic fluid is connected to an outboard end of the hydraulic cylinder and a controller actuates the first and second geared actuators.

99 Propeller arrangement EP11154441.7 2011-02-15 EP2368795B1 2017-04-05 Lavrenko, Alexander
100 OPTIMIZATION OF DOWNSTREAM OPEN FAN PROPELLER POSITION EP10782158.9 2010-11-18 EP2516262A1 2012-10-31 MOORE, Matthew D.; BOREN, Kelly L.; LANGTRY, Robin B.
A method and apparatus for controlling a propeller of a contra-rotation open fan (CROF) engine of an aircraft. A diameter of the propeller is set to be at a first diameter during at least a portion of a first flight condition of the aircraft. The diameter of the propeller is set to be at a second diameter, different from the first diameter, during at least a portion of a second flight condition of the aircraft.
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