Thrust reverser and nacelle for aircraft equipped with at least one such reverser
AssigneeAirbus Operations GmbH
InventorsOlivier Teulou, Guillaume Poirier
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AssigneeAirbus Operations GmbH
InventorsOlivier Teulou, Guillaume Poirier
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A thrust reverser for a double-flow nacelle that has a cowling, with the thrust reverser having an internal door and an external door designed to be made within the thickness of the cowling. The reverser also has means for simultaneously displacing the doors between a first position called the rest position, in which the doors are integrated into the cowling so as to form an aerodynamic continuity with the external wall and the internal wall of the cowling, and a second active position, in which the doors are open so that the internal and external doors extend toward the inside and toward the outside of the nacelle, respectively, thus at least partially blocking the annular channel of the secondary flow, to deflect the secondary flow and to generate a thrust reversal, with the means being designed to be received in a compartment arranged inside the cowling formed by the doors in the rest position.
A thrust reverser for double-flow nacelle that has a cowling, with said thrust reverser having an internal door and an external door designed to be made within the thickness of said cowling, and means for simultaneously displacing said doors between a first position called the rest position, in which said doors are integrated into said cowling so as to form an aerodynamic continuity with the external wall and the internal wall of said cowling, and a second active position, in which said doors are open so that said internal and external doors extend toward the inside and toward the outside of the nacelle, respectively, thus at least partially blocking the annular channel of the secondary flow, to deflect the secondary flow and to generate a thrust reversal, wherein said means of displacement of said doors comprise
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