Method for constructing a rotor blade intended for a rotorcraft, blade and rotorcraft
AssigneeAirbus Helicopters
InventorsAlexandre Madeira, Francois Malburet, Lionel Roucoules
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AssigneeAirbus Helicopters
InventorsAlexandre Madeira, Francois Malburet, Lionel Roucoules
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A blade in which the aerodynamic profiles of a blade root, a blade neck and a central part of a profiled zone of the blade respectively comprise a leading edge section and a trailing edge section that are symmetrical to each other relative to an axis of symmetry. The present disclosure also concerns a method for constructing such a blade. The axis of symmetry is perpendicular to a segment connecting the leading edge to the trailing edge of each profile and is positioned in the middle of the segment. An intermediate upper surface section and an intermediate lower surface section connect the leading edge section and the trailing edge section in order to respectively form a lower surface of the aerodynamic profile.
A method for manufacturing a blade for a rotor of a rotorcraft, the blade extending in a longitudinal direction spanwise from a first end intended to be connected to a hub of the rotor towards a second free end, and in a transverse direction from a leading edge towards a trailing edge, the blade comprising a blade root including the first end, a profiled zone having (i) a central part and (ii) an outer part including the second free end, and a blade neck situated between the blade root and the central part of the profiled zone, the blade root, the blade neck, and the profiled zone comprising a series of aerodynamic profiles;
A blade for a rotor of a rotorcraft, the blade extending in a longitudinal direction spanwise from a first end intended to be connected to a hub of the rotor towards a second free end, and in a transverse direction from a leading edge towards a trailing edge, the blade comprising a blade root including the first end, a profiled zone having (i) a central part and (ii) an outer part including the second free end, and a blade neck situated between the blade root and the central part of the profiled zone, the blade root, the blade neck, and the profiled zone comprising a series of aerodynamic profiles;
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