Double-section spring element
AssigneeRolls-Royce Deutschland Ltd & Co KG
InventorsMario BRICENO, Romek OTT, Erik SCHWARZER
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Abstract
A spring element for an elastic retention comprises: a first section forming a first spring at least partially oriented along a first axis; and a second section forming a second spring extending from the first section and extending, at least partially, along a second axis perpendicular to the first axis, wherein the first and second sections are configured to elastically support a load on the spring element.
Claims20
A spring element for an elastic retention, comprising:
- a first section forming a first spring at least partially oriented along a first axis;
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- a second section forming a second spring extending from the first section and extending, at least partially, along a second axis perpendicular to the first axis,
- wherein the first and second sections are configured to elastically support a load on the spring element.
A seal system for a gas turbine engine, comprising a seal and a spring element for elastically restraining the seal, the spring element comprising a first section forming a first spring at least partially oriented along a first axis;
- a second section forming a second spring extending from the first section and extending, at least partially, along a second axis perpendicular to the first axis, wherein the first and second sections are configured to elastically support a load on the spring element.
A gas turbine engine, comprising a seal system, the seal system comprising a seal and a spring element for elastically restraining the seal, the spring element comprising a first section forming a first spring at least partially oriented along a first axis;
- a second section forming a second spring extending from the first section and extending, at least partially, along a second axis perpendicular to the first axis, wherein the first and second sections are configured to elastically support a load on the spring element.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.