序号 专利名 申请号 申请日 公开(公告)号 公开(公告)日 发明人
1 飞机起落架 CN201380010424.X 2013-03-21 CN104136318A 2014-11-05 斯图尔特·莱西; 杰夫·卡姆勒; 皮特·迈克利兹
一种飞机起落架(10),包括噪声产生部(12)和遮盖件(14)。所述遮盖件(14)包括遮盖部(14a),以用于对所述噪声产生部进行包裹,以在所述飞机起落架在使用中时,抑制气流对所述噪声产生部的冲击。
2 用于飞机起落架的快速释放组件 CN201180058732.0 2011-10-14 CN103596843B 2017-04-26 C.T.奥康奈尔
一种用于飞机起落架的转矩联杆构件,包括:用于连接至飞机起落架的下部或上部的第一端以及用于连接至另一转矩联杆构件的第二端。销安置在上部、下部、第一端或第二端中的一个上。锁销可在接合位置与脱离位置之间轴向地移动,在接合位置,锁销突出,以与第一端、第二端、上部、下部或其它转矩联杆构件的第二端上的配合孔接合。锁销朝接合位置偏压并且可抵抗所述偏压移动至脱离位置。
3 飞机起落架以及降低飞机起落架噪声的方法 CN201380010424.X 2013-03-21 CN104136318B 2016-09-21 斯图尔特·莱西; 杰夫·卡姆勒; 皮特·迈克利兹
一种飞机起落架(10),包括噪声产生部(12)和遮盖件(14)。所述遮盖件(14)包括遮盖部(14a),以用于对所述噪声产生部进行包裹,以在所述飞机起落架在使用中时,抑制气流对所述噪声产生部的冲击。
4 用于飞机起落架的快速释放组件 CN201180058732.0 2011-10-14 CN103596843A 2014-02-19 C.T.奥康奈尔
一种用于飞机起落架的转矩联杆构件,包括:用于连接至飞机起落架的下部或上部的第一端以及用于连接至另一转矩联杆构件的第二端。销安置在上部、下部、第一端或第二端中的一个上。锁销可在接合位置与脱离位置之间轴向地移动,在接合位置,锁销突出,以与第一端、第二端、上部、下部或其它转矩联杆构件的第二端上的配合孔接合。锁销朝接合位置偏压并且可抵抗所述偏压移动至脱离位置。
5 Fast withdrawal assembly, and, aircraft landing gear JP2013534979 2011-10-14 JP2014504224A 2014-02-20 チャールズ、ティー.、オコネル
航空機着陸装置のためのトルクリンク部材は、航空機着陸装置の下側部分または上側部分に接続する第1端部と、他のトルクリンク部材に接続する第2端部とを備える。 ロックピンは、上側部分、下側部分、第1端部、第2端部の1つに接して取り付けられている。 ロックピンは、それらの係合位置(ピンが、第1端部、第2端部、上側部分と、下側部分と、他のトルクリンク部材の第2端部と、のいずれかの協調動作用の隙間と相互接続するために突き出る位置)と離脱位置の間で、軸方向に移動可能である。 ロックピンは、係合位置の方へ付勢され、離脱位置への加に抗して移動可能である。
6 高速離脱アセンブリ、および、航空機着陸装置 JP2013534979 2011-10-14 JP6158706B2 2017-07-05 チャールズ、ティー.、オコネル
7 AERODYNAMIC NOISE REDUCING THIN-SKIN LANDING GEAR STRUCTURES AND MANUFACTURING TECHNIQUES US15188651 2016-06-21 US20170361923A1 2017-12-21 Richard A. Himmelmann; Stephen E. Tongue
A thin-skin support member is provided. The thin-skin support member may include a semi-circular edge and a flat edge that define a hollow cavity. A cylindrical cavity may be adjacent the hollow cavity and at least partially defined by the semi-circular edge. The cylindrical cavity may be configured to retain a strut assembly. A mounting interface may be coupled to the semi-circular edge and the flat edge. A torsion interface may be disposed adjacent the cylindrical cavity and configured to receive a torsion link. The thin-skin support member may be made using additive manufacturing and thus may have a grain structure grown in the direction of material being added.
8 Capacitive sensors for monitoring loads US13272317 2011-10-13 US08933713B2 2015-01-13 Odd Harald Steen Eriksen; Christopher Sanden
A sensor for monitoring loads in a landing gear torque linkage includes a main pin having an axial interior bore defined therein. The main pin is configured and adapted to engage a torque link to a strut lug of a landing gear strut. A core pin is mounted axially within an interior bore of the main pin and is spaced radially inwardly from the interior bore for relative displacement with respect to the main pin. A capacitor is included having an inner capacitor plate mounted to the core pin. An outer capacitor plate is mounted to the main pin. Relative displacement of the core pin and the main pin due to loads acting on the torque link and strut lug results in relative displacement of the inner and outer capacitor plates. Signals can thereby be produced indicative of the loads acting on the torque link.
9 Towing adapter US13790938 2013-03-08 US08690180B1 2014-04-08 Ronald R. Baade; John E. Callahan; Gary C. Good
A towing adapter can be used during towing of an airplane. The adapter is made of rigid steel with a rubber under-coating and includes two Velcro straps. The device is strapped to two folding struts that are folded down from the wheel assembly of the aircraft. It has a specific angle that keeps the struts at a certain angle with respect to each other, so that struts are accessible to users and is prevented from falling down and injuring someone or causing damage. The device can be easily removed when the towing is finished, and the struts are folded back up onto the plane.
10 Torque arm quick disconnect assembly US73633447 1947-03-21 US2487329A 1949-11-08 GERRY JULIAN E
11 AIRCRAFT LANDING GEAR ASSEMBLY US15950701 2018-04-11 US20180304999A1 2018-10-25 Robert Kyle Schmidt; Neil Price
An aircraft landing gear assembly having a main strut pivotally coupled to an aircraft, a bogie beam pivotally connected to the main strut, a first axle mounted at the first end of the bogie beam and arranged to carry one or more first wheel assemblies and brake assemblies, each first brake assembly being attached to the bogie beam by a brake rod, and a second axle mounted at a second end of the bogie beam and arranged to carry one or more second wheel assemblies and brake assemblies. A double acting actuator is coupled between the strut and the bogie beam to apply a compressive or tensile force to the bogie beam. The ends of the bogie beam are arranged to position the bogie pivot axis below a plane intersecting the axes of rotation of the first and second wheel assemblies when the strut is in the deployed condition.
12 Quick release assembly for aircraft landing gear US13384480 2011-10-14 US09120566B2 2015-09-01 Charles T. O'Connell
A torque link member for aircraft landing gear includes a first end for connecting to a lower portion or an upper portion of the aircraft landing gear and a second end for connecting to another torque link member. A locking pin is disposed on one of the upper portion, the lower portion, the first end or the second end. The locking pin is axially movable between an engaged position wherein the pin protrudes for interengagement with a cooperating aperture on the first end, the second end, the upper portion, the lower portion, or the second end of the other torque link member, and a disengaged position. The locking pin is biased toward the engaged position and movable against the biasing to the disengaged position.
13 CAPACITIVE SENSORS FOR MONITORING LOADS US13272317 2011-10-13 US20120043417A1 2012-02-23 Odd Harald Steen Eriksen; Christopher Sanden
A sensor for monitoring loads in a landing gear torque linkage includes a main pin having an axial interior bore defined therein. The main pin is configured and adapted to engage a torque link to a strut lug of a landing gear strut. A core pin is mounted axially within an interior bore of the main pin and is spaced radially inwardly from the interior bore for relative displacement with respect to the main pin. A capacitor is included having an inner capacitor plate mounted to the core pin. An outer capacitor plate is mounted to the main pin. Relative displacement of the core pin and the main pin due to loads acting on the torque link and strut lug results in relative displacement of the inner and outer capacitor plates. Signals can thereby be produced indicative of the loads acting on the torque link.
14 AIRCRAFT LANDING GEAR EP13713950.7 2013-03-21 EP2830937B1 2018-07-04 LACY, Stuart; CUMNER, Geoff; MICHAELIDES, Peter
An aircraft landing gear which includes a noise-inducing region and a cover. The cover comprises a cover portion arranged to enclose the noise-inducing region to inhibit an airflow negotiating the noise-inducing region when the landing gear is in use.
15 QUICK RELEASE ASSEMBLY FOR AIRCRAFT LANDING GEAR EP11834911.7 2011-10-14 EP2630036B1 2018-03-28 O'CONNELL, Charles, T.
A torque link member for aircraft landing gear includes a first end for connecting to a lower portion or an upper portion of the aircraft landing gear and a second end for connecting to another torque link member. A locking pin is disposed on one of the upper portion, the lower portion, the first end or the second end. The locking pin is axially movable between an engaged position wherein the pin protrudes for interengagement with a cooperating aperture on the first end, the second end, the upper portion, the lower portion, or the second end of the other torque link member, and a disengaged position. The locking pin is biased toward the engaged position and movable against the biasing to the disengaged position.
16 Nose landing gear arrangement for aircraft and method of assembly US13674303 2012-11-12 US09302767B2 2016-04-05 Brian G. Cook; John Louis; Thomas Van de Ven; Robert M. Vieito
A nose landing gear arrangement for an aircraft and a method of assembling the nose landing gear arrangement are disclosed herein. The nose landing gear arrangement includes, but is not limited to, a wheel assembly, a shock strut extending upwards from the wheel assembly towards a fuselage of the aircraft, and a torque arm assembly coupled to the wheel assembly and to the shock strut. The torque arm assembly is configured to transmit torque to the wheel assembly. The torque arm assembly is disposed forward of the shock strut with respect to a direction of travel of the aircraft.
17 AIRCRAFT LANDING GEAR US14388489 2013-03-21 US20150053816A1 2015-02-26 Stuart Lacy; Geoff Cumner; Peter Michaelides
An aircraft landing gear which includes a noise-inducing region and a cover. The cover comprises a cover portion arranged to enclose the noise-inducing region to inhibit an airflow negotiating the noise-inducing region when the landing gear is in use.
18 NOSE LANDING GEAR ARRANGEMENT FOR AIRCRAFT AND METHOD OF ASSEMBLY US13674303 2012-11-12 US20140131514A1 2014-05-15 Brian G. Cook; John Louis; Thomas Van de Ven; Robert M. Vieito
A nose landing gear arrangement for an aircraft and a method of assembling the nose landing gear arrangement are disclosed herein. The nose landing gear arrangement includes, but is not limited to, a wheel assembly, a shock strut extending upwards from the wheel assembly towards a fuselage of the aircraft, and a torque arm assembly coupled to the wheel assembly and to the shock strut. The torque arm assembly is configured to transmit torque to the wheel assembly. The torque arm assembly is disposed forward of the shock strut with respect to a direction of travel of the aircraft.
19 QUICK RELEASE ASSEMBLY FOR AIRCRAFT LANDING GEAR US13384480 2011-10-14 US20120132742A1 2012-05-31 Charles T. O'Connell
A torque link member for aircraft landing gear includes a first end for connecting to a lower portion or an upper portion of the aircraft landing gear and a second end for connecting to another torque link member. A locking pin is disposed on one of the upper portion, the lower portion, the first end or the second end. The locking pin is axially movable between an engaged position wherein the pin protrudes for interengagement with a cooperating aperture on the first end, the second end, the upper portion, the lower portion, or the second end of the other torque link member, and a disengaged position. The locking pin is biased toward the engaged position and movable against the biasing to the disengaged position.
20 Device for preventing sliding parts from rotating US78513047 1947-11-10 US2551410A 1951-05-01 MARIE AUDEMAR PIERRE GUILLAUME
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