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US 2019/0055025 A1Published application
Sideload reaction bearing
AssigneeThe Boeing Company
InventorsBryan J. GRUNER, Gary A. BOND, Tom M. BALUT
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Abstract
An interface apparatus including a load bearing member configured for coupling to a structure, and an attachment member coupled to the load bearing member, wherein the load bearing member is configured to react loads, from the attachment member to the structure, in at least a first direction while simultaneously providing free movement of the attachment member in at least a second direction.
Claims20
An interface apparatus comprising:
- a load bearing member configured for coupling to a structure;
- and
- an attachment member coupled to the load bearing member;
- wherein the load bearing member is configured to react loads, from the attachment member to the structure, in at least a first direction while simultaneously providing free movement of the attachment member in at least a second direction.
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An interface apparatus comprising:
- a bearing housing configured for coupling to a structure;
- and
- a bearing having an attachment member coupled thereto;
- wherein the bearing housing is configured to house the bearing so as to constrain the bearing in at least a first direction and to provide free movement of the hearing in at least a second direction, wherein the bearing housing, housing the bearing, is configured to react loads, from the attachment member to the structure, in at least the first direction while simultaneously providing free movement of the attachment member in at least the second direction.
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A method comprising:
- reacting loads, from an attachment member to a structure, in at least a first direction with a load bearing member coupled to the structure where the attachment member is coupled to the load bearing member;
- and
- simultaneously providing free movement of the attachment member, with the load bearing member, in at least a second direction.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.