Turbine exhaust duct with probe interface
AssigneePratt & Whitney Canada Corp.
InventorsGuy Lefebvre, François Doyon
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AssigneePratt & Whitney Canada Corp.
InventorsGuy Lefebvre, François Doyon
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An exhaust system for an aircraft engine, has: a turbine exhaust duct (TED) having an annular inlet conduit extending around a central axis for directing combustion gases generally in an axial direction, and outlet conduits branching off from the annular inlet conduit; and an exhaust case surrounding the TED, the exhaust case being frustoconical and having outlet openings each communicating with a respective one of the outlet conduits, a probe opening extending through the exhaust case and bounded by a periphery, and a probe interface mounted to the periphery of the probe opening, the probe interface including an interfacing plate secured to the periphery of the probe opening and defining an aperture sized to receive a probe therethrough, the aperture located radially inwardly of the probe opening.
An exhaust system for an aircraft engine, comprising:
A reverse-flow gas turbine engine, comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.