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US 10,054,001 B2Granted
V-shaped gearbox for driving turbomachine equipment
AssigneeSnecma
InventorsBruno Albert Beutin, Carmen Ancuta, Lambert Olivier Marie Demoulin
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Abstract
A gearbox for driving equipment of a turbomachine, including a substantially V-shaped box having two arms joined together by a joining part, the arms containing gear trains joined together at the joining part, and an attachment to the turbomachine. The attachment include a mechanism for insetting and/or for attaching the joining part and a suspension device of the arms.
Claims7
A turbine engine comprising:
- a gearbox comprising a substantially V-shaped casing including two arms which are interconnected by a joining part which extends over part of a length of the arms, the arms being formed by two parts of said V-shaped casing which are separate outside said joining part, the arms containing gear lines which are located in non-parallel planes and are interconnected in a region of the joining part;
- an upstream attachment system which attaches the joining part to an intermediate casing of the turbine engine;
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- a downstream attachment system which attaches the arms to a casing of a high pressure compressor of the turbine engine,
- wherein the gearbox is mounted downstream of a fan of the turbine engine in a space located between the casing of the high pressure compressor and an inner cylindrical wall of the intermediate casing, the arms extending downstream of the joining part along a longitudinal axis of the turbine engine and symmetrically on either side of a plane passing through the longitudinal axis of the turbine engine, and
- wherein the upstream attachment system includes a tubular member with a first end connected to the V-shaped casing of the gearbox and a second end which is inserted into a cup disposed on the intermediate casing, and an outer flange provided on the second end of the tubular member which is placed on a radially outer end of the cup.
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