序号 | 专利名 | 申请号 | 申请日 | 公开(公告)号 | 公开(公告)日 | 发明人 |
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241 | Système pour la commande d'un volet compensateur de gouverne d'aéronef | EP97400980.5 | 1997-04-30 | EP0807573B1 | 2001-10-10 | Durandeau, Michel; Foch, Etienne |
242 | A DROGUE ASSEMBLY FOR IN-FLIGHT REFUELLING | EP98924445.4 | 1998-05-27 | EP0983189A1 | 2000-03-08 | MOUSKIS, Christopher; EDMONDSON, Bryan John |
A drogue assembly (10) for in-flight refuelling includes a circumferential array of triangular support arms which carry a drogue parachute (29) which extends circumferentially around their shorter sides. Each support arm is pivoted and mounted on a pivot pin (19) at its apex for pivotal movement in a radial direction. At least alternate ones of the support arms carry leaf springs which extend into pockets (51) formed in the drogue parachute (29). The leaf springs act on the drogue parachute (29) in opposition to air pressure loading on it in flight so that it tends to increase the chord angle of the drogue parachute (29) from the leading edge. Hence the effective area of the drogue parachute in flight is varied automatically above a certain predetermined minimum which depends on the dimensions of the trailing edge so it is reduced as air speed is increased and vice versa. | ||||||
243 | Système pour commander une gouverne articulée sur une structure d'un véhicule | EP96401648.9 | 1996-07-24 | EP0757955B1 | 1999-11-17 | Dazet, Francis |
244 | Flight controls with automatic balance | EP98500281.5 | 1998-12-28 | EP0937642A2 | 1999-08-25 | Munoz Saiz, Manuel |
Flight controls with automatic balance that consists of ailerons divided into two parts, which at low speed adopt the shape of a conventional aileron and rotate in their entirety with the same degree and at high speeds, a part of it rotates or extends to a determinated angle by means of the actuator and the other part of the aileron, that is hinged or articulated to the main part of the aileron, rotates with reference to the main part as a function of the air speed pressure, opposing to this rotation by means of one or more springs. |
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245 | Remotely controllable actuating device | EP97108624.4 | 1997-05-28 | EP0814019A2 | 1997-12-29 | McKillip, Robert M., Jr. |
An actuating device (100) can change a position of an active member (102) that remains in substantially the same position in the absence of a force of a predetermined magnitude on the active member (102). The actuating device comprises a shape-memory alloy actuating member (104) for exerting a force when actuated by changing the temperature thereof, which shape-memory alloy actuating member (104) has a portion for connection to the active member (102) for exerting thereon a force having a magnitude at least as large as the predetermined magnitude for moving the active member (102) to a desired position. Actuation circuitry (200) is provided for actuating the shape-memory alloy actuating member (104) by changing the temperature thereof only for the time necessary to move the active member (102) to the desired position. The invention is particularly useful for changing the position of a camber-adjusting tab (104) on a helicopter rotor blade (102) by using two shape-memory alloy members (104) that can act against each other to adjust dynamic properties of the rotor blade (102) as it is rotating. |
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246 | Système pour la commande d'une surface aérodynamique mobile d'un aéronef | EP87401289.1 | 1987-06-09 | EP0250293B1 | 1989-08-16 | Bellego, Roger; Foch, Etienne |
247 | Système pour la commande d'une surface aérodynamique mobile d'un aéronef | EP87401289.1 | 1987-06-09 | EP0250293A1 | 1987-12-23 | Bellego, Roger; Foch, Etienne |
- Système pour la commande d'une surface aérodynamique (2), montée mobile sur un aéronef (1) de façon à pouvoir librement pivoter autour d'un axe fixe (10) et pourvue d'un volet compensateur (14) lui-même articulé sur le bord de fuite (12) de ladite surface aérodynamique (2), ledit système étant tel que des moyens élastiques de liaison (18) sont prévus entre ledit volet compensateur (14) et ladite surface aérodynamique (2) et que ledit volet compensateur (14) est directement actionnable par le pilote, par l'intermédiaire d'un organe d'actionnement volontaire (16) et d'une timonerie (17). - Selon l'invention, ce système est caractérisé en ce qu'il comporte : |
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248 | MINI-SPOILERS FOR ENHANCING THE EFFECTIVENESS OF LATERAL-CONTROL SURFACES OF AIRCRAFT WINGS | EP20209049.4 | 2020-11-20 | EP3825227B1 | 2024-04-24 | VIJGEN, Paul M.; MALACHOWSKI, Adam P.; KONINGS, Christopher A.; GEPPERT, Brian E. |
Mini-spoilers for enhancing the effectiveness of lateral-control surfaces of aircraft wings are described. An example aircraft includes a wing (800), a lateral-control surface in the form of an aileron (132), a flaperon or a spoiler, as well as a mini-spoiler (808). The lateral-control surface is movably coupled to the wing. The lateral-control surface is movable between a neutral position, a first upward deflected position, and a second upward deflected position extending beyond the first upward deflected position. The mini-spoiler is located on or forward of the lateral-control surface. The mini-spoiler is movable between a retracted position and a deployed position. The mini-spoiler is configured to be moved from the retracted position to the deployed position based on the lateral-control surface being moved from the neutral position to or toward the first upward deflected position. | ||||||
249 | LOAD ALLEVIATION DEVICE FOR A WING TIP OF AN AIRCRAFT, METHOD FOR ALLEVIATING THE LOAD OF A WING TIP OF AN AIRCRAFT, AND AIRCRAFT | EP22158972.4 | 2022-02-25 | EP4234395A1 | 2023-08-30 | Schlipf, Bernhard; Daandels, Dort |
A load alleviation device (11, 31, 41) for a wing tip of an aircraft comprises one or more control surface devices (12, 32, 42) for increasing and/or decreasing the lift of a wing tip (10), and a drive train (13) connected to at least one of the control surface devices (12, 32, 42) for actuating a movement of the control surface devices (12, 32, 42). The drive train (13) is configured to be mounted with one end (14) near the root (15) of the wing tip (10) and to extend spanwise between an upper shell (16) and a lower shell (17) of the wing tip (10) at least partly out of the neutral axis (18) of the wing tip (10), to cause a movement of the control surface device (12, 32, 42) by the bending of the wing tip (10). The load alleviation device (11, 31, 41) is used in a method for alleviating the load of a wing tip of an aircraft.
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250 | MINI-SPOILERS FOR ENHANCING THE EFFECTIVENESS OF LATERAL-CONTROL SURFACES OF AIRCRAFT WINGS | EP20209049.4 | 2020-11-20 | EP3825227A1 | 2021-05-26 | VIJGEN, Paul M.; MALACHOWSKI, Adam P.; KONINGS, Christopher A.; GEPPERT, Brian E. |
Mini-spoilers for enhancing the effectiveness of lateral-control surfaces of aircraft wings are described. An example aircraft includes a wing (800), a lateral-control surface in the form of an aileron (132), a flaperon or a spoiler, as well as a mini-spoiler (808). The lateral-control surface is movably coupled to the wing. The lateral-control surface is movable between a neutral position, a first upward deflected position, and a second upward deflected position extending beyond the first upward deflected position. The mini-spoiler is located on or forward of the lateral-control surface. The mini-spoiler is movable between a retracted position and a deployed position. The mini-spoiler is configured to be moved from the retracted position to the deployed position based on the lateral-control surface being moved from the neutral position to or toward the first upward deflected position.
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251 | Hinged panel operation systems and methods | EP13194967.9 | 2013-11-28 | EP2738087B1 | 2021-03-10 | Beyer, Kevin W.; Sakurai, Seiya; Stephenson, Martin F. |
252 | COVE LIP DOOR SLAVED TO TRAILING EDGE CONTROL DEVICE | EP20165286.4 | 2015-11-23 | EP3702267A1 | 2020-09-02 | Fevergeon, Matthew D M; Kordel, Jan A.; Liu, Victor |
Movement of an aerodynamic cove lip door (270) is directly slaved to real time movement of a trailing edge control device operably secured to an aircraft wing (110). The cove lip door (270) is adapted to move relative to the movement of the control device for managing aerodynamic air gaps. For this purpose, a cove lip door mechanism is defined to include an actuator (200, 202) and an aircraft input controller (190), wherein movement of the control device is subject to the actuator via the input controller. A bell crank mechanism (150) is coupled to the control device to link movement of the actuator directly to movement of the control device. The cove lip door is separately attached to the trailing edge, positioned proximal to the control device. The actuator is configured to also control movement of the cove lip door as a function of movement of the control device to optimize operational aerodynamic performance and efficiency.
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253 | A VEHICLE | EP18752618.1 | 2018-08-10 | EP3668787A1 | 2020-06-24 | WHITE, Andrew Charles |
254 | SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR MITIGATING AN EFFECT OF AN EXCITATION OF A STRUCTURAL FLEXIBLE MODE OF AN AIRCRAFT | EP19204668.8 | 2019-10-22 | EP3643605A1 | 2020-04-29 | THERIEN, Sylvain; REIST, David |
Systems and methods for controlling a fixed-wing aircraft during flight are disclosed. The aircraft comprises first and second flight control surfaces of different types. The method comprises determining that a pilot command of the first flight control surface will excite a structural flexible mode of the aircraft and then executing the pilot command of the first flight control surface in conjunction with a command of the second flight control surface to mitigate the effect of the excitation of the structural flexible mode of the aircraft.
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255 | FLIGHT CONTROL AUGMENTATION SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR HIGH ASPECT RATIO AIRCRAFT | EP15162566.2 | 2015-04-07 | EP2930102B1 | 2017-11-01 | Arnold, Marc |
256 | AIRCRAFT WING LOAD ALLEVIATION SYSTEM | EP10706037.8 | 2010-02-16 | EP2398704B1 | 2014-04-02 | MATSUDA, Yukitaka |
257 | VEHICLE CONTROL SYSTEM AND METHOD EMPLOYING CONTROL SURFACE AND GEARED TAB | EP00945146.9 | 2000-07-05 | EP1194330B2 | 2012-07-04 | BRISLAWN, Mark, G. |
A trailing edge control surface (12) is pivotal about a pivot axis (16) fixed relative to the vehicle and is deflected to create control forces, and a tab (24) is pivotally mounted to an aft end of the control surface. An aft end of a linkage (28) is connected to the tab spaced from the tab pivot axis (26), and the linkage extends forward to a forward end (22) that is coupled to fixed vehicle structure, such that deflection of the control surface causes a deflection of the tab as long as the forward end of the linkage does not lie in line with the control surface pivot axis. A gearing control actuator is coupled to the linkage and is operable to position the forward end of the linkage at selectively variable distances on one or the other side of the neutral position. An alternative control system includes a backup tab actuator for providing tab deflection upon failure of the actuator system that deflects the control surface such that the tab can be used for moving the control surface, or as a mini control surface by locking the control surface in a fixed position. | ||||||
258 | Procédé pour la réduction des charges aérodynamiques appliquées aux gouvernes de profondeur d'un aéronef lors d'un décollage | EP04292844.0 | 2004-12-01 | EP1544100B1 | 2006-08-30 | Boe, Régis; Sauvinet, Frédéric |
259 | Flight controls with automatique balance | EP98500280.7 | 1998-12-28 | EP0937641B1 | 2004-07-07 | Munoz Saiz, Manuel |
260 | VEHICLE CONTROL SYSTEM AND METHOD EMPLOYING CONTROL SURFACE AND GEARED TAB | EP00945146.9 | 2000-07-05 | EP1194330A2 | 2002-04-10 | BRISLAWN, Mark, G. |
A trailing edge control surface (12) is pivotal about a pivot axis (16) fixed relative to the vehicle and is deflected to create control forces, and a tab (24) is pivotally mounted to an aft end of the control surface. An aft end of a linkage (28) is connected to the tab spaced from the tab pivot axis (26), and the linkage extends forward to a forward end (22) that is coupled to fixed vehicle structure, such that deflection of the control surface causes a deflection of the tab as long as the forward end of the linkage does not lie in line with the control surface pivot axis. A gearing control actuator is coupled to the linkage and is operable to position the forward end of the linkage at selectively variable distances on one or the other side of the neutral position. An alternative control system includes a backup tab actuator for providing tab deflection upon failure of the actuator system that deflects the control surface such that the tab can be used for moving the control surface, or as a mini control surface by locking the control surface in a fixed position. |