Articulation device for an aircraft door panel and an aircraft door integrating such a device
AssigneeAirbus France
InventorsFrancis Dazet, François Rouyre
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AssigneeAirbus France
InventorsFrancis Dazet, François Rouyre
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Articulation device for an aircraft door panel and an aircraft door integrating such a device. An aircraft door panel is articulated on the jamb by a device (20) that defines an approximately elliptical opening and closing trajectory, in which the major axis is approximately perpendicular to the panel. The device (20) comprises in particular a main arm (30), a secondary arm (32) articulated at the end of the main arm and a control lever (34) connecting the secondary arm (32) to the jamb, by articulation axes (A4, A5) close to the articulation axes of the main arm (30) on the jamb and the secondary arm (32) on the main arm. This arrangement makes it possible to fit a more voluminous emergency exit chute into the door panel.
Articulation device for a panel of an aircraft door on a jamb of the said door, the said device comprising a mechanism connecting the jamb to the panel, to define a trajectory followed by the said panel, outside the aircraft, when the panel is opened and closed, and orientation means capable of maintaining an approximately constant orientation of the panel when it is displaced along the said trajectory, in which the said mechanism defines a trajectory with a variable curvature comprising mainly a first part with a relatively large radius of curvature, said first part of the trajectory being approximately perpendicular to the panel, including a closed state of the said panel, and a second part of the trajectory with a relatively small radius of curvature, said second part being approximately parallel to the said panel and including a fully open state of the panel;
Articulation device for a panel of an aircraft door on a jamb of the said door, the said device comprising a mechanism connecting the jamb to the panel, to define a trajectory followed by the said panel, outside the aircraft, when the panel is opened and closed, and orientation means capable of maintaining an approximately constant orientation of the panel when it is displaced along the said trajectory, in which the said mechanism defines a trajectory with a variable curvature comprising mainly a first part with a relatively large radius of curvature, said first part of the trajectory being approximately perpendicular to the panel, including a closed state of the said panel, and a second part of the trajectory with a relatively small radius of curvature, said second part being approximately parallel to the said panel and including a fully open state of the panel;
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