Multi-engine assembly and installation method for electric aircraft propulsion
AssigneeVaeridion GmbH
InventorsDouglas De Britto Costa, Sebastian Seemann, Nando Van Arnhem
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AssigneeVaeridion GmbH
InventorsDouglas De Britto Costa, Sebastian Seemann, Nando Van Arnhem
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The present disclosure relates to a drive device for driving a propeller of an aircraft. The drive device includes a first electric drive motor, a second electric drive motor, and a supporting frame which includes a first mounting section to which the first electric drive motor is mounted, a second mounting section to which the second electric drive motor is mounted, and at least one strut which interconnects the first mounting section and the second mounting section such that the supporting frame provides a cage-like structure. The first electric drive motor and the second electric drive motor are operatively couplable to the propeller. The present disclosure further relates to a supporting frame, an aircraft, and a method for installing a drive device into an aircraft.
A drive device for electrically driving a propeller of an aircraft, the drive device including:
A supporting frame to which a first electric drive motor and at least one second electric drive motor are individually mountable, wherein the supporting frame includes a first mounting section to which the first electric drive motor is mountable, at least a second mounting section to which the second electric drive motor is mountable, and at least one strut which interconnects the first mounting section and the second mounting section such that the supporting frame provides a cage-like structure, wherein the supporting frame is mountable to an aircraft to mechanically drive a propeller of the aircraft via at least one of the first electric drive motor and the second electric drive motor.
A method for installing a drive device electrically driving a propeller of an aircraft into the aircraft, the method including:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.