Device for the non-destructive testing of parts in a turbomachine
AssigneeSnecma
InventorsSadia Bousquet, Patrick Gaisnon, Sylvie Mozer, Nicolas Samak
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Abstract
A device for the non-destructive testing of parts of a turbomachine motor, including a longitudinal rod carrying at its distal end a longitudinal finger carrying a retractile or deployable flexible blade supporting an inspection probe, this blade being guided in axial translation on the finger between a retracted position in which it extends along the finger and an advanced or deployed position in which it extends in front of the finger.
Claims13
A device for the non-destructive testing of parts of a motor, comprising a longitudinal rod at the distal end of which an inspection probe is mounted, wherein the rod carries at its distal end a longitudinal finger carrying a flexible blade supporting the inspection probe, said blade being movable in axial translation on the finger between a retracted position in which it extends along the finger and an advanced or deployed position in which it extends at least partly in front of the finger and the finger being mounted pivotally by one of its ends on the distal end of the rod, about an axis perpendicular to the longitudinal axis of the rod.
A device for the non-destructive testing of parts of a motor, comprising a longitudinal rod at the distal end of which an inspection probe is mounted, wherein the rod carries at its distal end a longitudinal finger carrying a flexible blade supporting the inspection probe, said blade being movable in axial translation on the finger between a retracted position in which it extends along the finger and an advanced or deployed position in which it extends at least partly in front of the finger and the finger being mounted pivotally by one of its ends on the distal end of the rod, about an axis perpendicular to the longitudinal axis of the rod, and wherein the blade is fixed by one of its ends to a ring that the finger passes through and that is mounted so as to slide axially on this finger.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.