Pylon for attaching an aircraft turbine engine comprising aligned front wing ties
AssigneeAirbus Operations GmbH
InventorsOlivier TEULOU, Lionel Diochon, Isabelle Petrissans Lloveras
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AssigneeAirbus Operations GmbH
InventorsOlivier TEULOU, Lionel Diochon, Isabelle Petrissans Lloveras
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The invention relates to a pylon for attaching a turbine engine for an aircraft, having a rigid structure (10) and means for attaching the pylon on a wing of the aircraft, said means for attaching the pylon on the wing comprising two side front ties (11a, 11b) each designed so as to take the thrust forces and comprising a fitting (54) pierced with a first orifice (65) firmly attached to the rigid structure (10), as well as a yoke (66) firmly attached to the wing. According to the invention, a central front tie (15) positioned between the side ties comprises a ball joint (27), and is laid out between both side front ties so that the centre (72) of the ball joint is located, as seen along the transverse direction (Y), in each of the first two orifices (65) of the side front ties.
A pylon (4) for attaching a turbine engine for an aircraft, said pylon having a rigid structure (10) and means for attaching the pylon on a wing of the aircraft, said means for attaching the pylon on the wing comprising two side front ties (11a, 11b) each designed so as to take thrust forces exerted along a longitudinal direction (X) of the pylon, each side front tie comprising a fitting (54) pierced with a first orifice (65) and intended to be firmly attached to one of the elements taken from the rigid structure (10) and the wing, as well as a yoke (66) intended to be firmly attached to the other one of these elements, and a joint member (68) connecting said fitting (54) and the yoke (66) by crossing said first orifice (65), said attachment means further including a central front tie (15) designed so as to take the forces exerted along a transverse direction (Y) of the pylon,
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