Brake piston housings
AssigneeHoneywell International Inc.
InventorsBrian Shula, Zachary Wurtz, Abigail Parsons, Lili Jazmin Pereyra Carballal, Jonathan T. Beehler, Tomasz Majnert
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Abstract
A brake piston housing may include a raised boss and a flange extending laterally from the raised boss along a flange plane. The flange may define a ventilation port extending through a thickness of the flange. The ventilation port may extend through the thickness of the flange along a port axis angled relative to the flange plane. An assembly may include a brake stack and the brake piston housing. A technique may include securing a brake heat shield and the brake piston housing adjacent a brake stack such that the brake heat shield is between the brake piston housing and the brake stack.
Claims20
A brake piston housing comprising:
- a raised boss;
- and
- a flange extending laterally from the raised boss along a flange plane, the flange defining a ventilation port extending through a thickness of the flange,
- wherein the ventilation port extends through the thickness of the flange along a port axis angled relative to the flange plane.
An assembly comprising:
- a brake stack;
- and
- a brake piston housing comprising:
- a raised boss;
- and
- a flange extending laterally from the raised boss along a flange plane, the flange defining a ventilation port extending through a thickness of the flange,
- wherein the ventilation port extends through the thickness of the flange along a port axis angled relative to the flange plane.
A method comprising:
- securing a brake heat shield adjacent a brake stack;
- and
- securing a brake piston housing adjacent the brake stack with the brake heat shield positioned between the brake piston housing and the brake stack, the brake piston housing comprising:
- a raised boss;
- and
- a flange extending laterally from the raised boss along a flange plane, the flange defining a ventilation port extending through a thickness of the flange,
- wherein the ventilation port extends through the thickness of the flange along a port axis angled relative to the flange plane.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.