Mounting for coupling a turbofan gas turbine engine to an aircraft structure
AssigneeROLLS-ROYCE plc
InventorsLeonard J. Rodgers, Arnold C. Newton, James P. Berry, Peter G. G. Farrar, Kenneth F. Udall
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AssigneeROLLS-ROYCE plc
InventorsLeonard J. Rodgers, Arnold C. Newton, James P. Berry, Peter G. G. Farrar, Kenneth F. Udall
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A mounting for connecting a turbofan gas turbine engine to an aircraft structure comprises three mounting points at the vertices of a triangle on the aircraft structure and three mounting points on the fan casing of the turbofan gas turbine engine. The first mounting point on the aircraft structure is connected to all of the three mounting points on the fan casing by three links. The second mounting point on the aircraft structure is connected to the second mounting point and the third mounting point on the fan casing by two links. The third mounting point on the aircraft structure is connected to the second mounting point and the third mounting point by two links. The links provide an open spaceframe which defines the structure of a pylon. The mounting has reduced weight compared to conventional mountings and is cheaper to manufacture.
A mounting for coupling a turbofan gas turbine engine to an aircraft structure, the turbofan gas turbine engine having an axis and comprising a core engine and a fan, the core engine having compressor means, combustion means, turbine means and a core casing, the fan operating within a fan duct defined in part by a fan casing, the fan casing extending from a fan duct intake to a fan duct nozzle,
A mounting for coupling a turbofan gas turbine engine to an aircraft structure, the turbofan gas turbine engine having an axis and comprising a core engine and a fan, the core engine having compressor means, combustor means, turbine means and a core casing, the fan operating within a fan duct defined in part by a fan casing, the fan casing extending from a fan duct intake to a fan duct nozzle,
A mounting for coupling a turbofan gas turbine engine to an aircraft structure, the turbofan gas turbine engine having an axis and comprising a core engine and a fan, the core engine having compressor means, combustor means, turbine means and a core casing, the fan operating within a fan duct defined in part by a fan casing, the fan casing extending from a fan duct intake to a fan duct nozzle,
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