Tool assembly and method for removing a component mounted to a carrier
AssigneePratt & Whitney Canada Corp.
InventorsFrancois Massicotte, Alexandre Marsan
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AssigneePratt & Whitney Canada Corp.
InventorsFrancois Massicotte, Alexandre Marsan
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A tool assembly is provided for removing a component from a carrier. The component circumscribes and is mounted on the carrier. The tool assembly includes a tool head, an adaptor and an actuator. The tool head is configured to couple to the component. The adaptor extends longitudinally along a centerline between an adaptor first end and an adaptor second end. The adaptor is attachable to the tool head at the adaptor first end by a first quick coupler. The actuator includes a housing and a ram. The housing is attachable to the adaptor at the adaptor second end by a second quick coupler. The ram extends longitudinally along the centerline within the adaptor and the tool head to a ram distal end. The ram distal end is configured to engage the carrier.
A tool assembly for removing a component from a carrier of a gas turbine engine, the component circumscribing and mounted on the carrier, the tool assembly comprising:
A tool assembly for removing a component from a carrier of a gas turbine engine, the component circumscribing and mounted on the carrier, the tool assembly comprising:
A tool assembly for removing a component from a carrier of a gas turbine engine, the component circumscribing and mounted on the carrier, the tool assembly comprising:
A tool assembly for removing a component from a carrier of a gas turbine engine, the component circumscribing and mounted on the carrier, the tool assembly comprising:
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