Turbojet engine having a thrust reverser door and variable exhaust cross-section
AssigneeSociete anonyme dite Hispano-Suiza
InventorsLionel F. G. J. Durand, Xavier R. Y. Lore
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AssigneeSociete anonyme dite Hispano-Suiza
InventorsLionel F. G. J. Durand, Xavier R. Y. Lore
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A thrust reversing system acting on a cold flow air duct of a turbofan-type turbojet engine is disclosed wherein the thrust reversing doors conform to a turbojet engine housing formed as a body revolution about a central longitudinal axis. The thrust reversing doors function to selectively divert the air passing through the cold flow air duct into a reverse thrust direction and also serve to vary the cross-section of the air duct. When the thrust reversing doors are in the forward thrust position, the downstream edges of the doors may be adjusted in a radial direction to vary the cross-section of the duct. The thrust reversing door is pivotable about a pair of axes, which may extend generally transverse to the longitudinal axis of the engine. The door is pivotally attached to a pair of link arms by a primary pivot which defines the first pivot axis. The link arms are attached to a fixed portion of a turbojet engine structure by a secondary pivot which define the second pivot axis. Individual actuators are provided for moving the door about the first pivot axis and for moving the link arms about the second pivot axis.
A thrust reverser for a turbofan type turbojet engine having an exhaust duct for exhausting hot engine gases comprising:
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