Patent classifications
B64C11/48
Aircraft turboprop engine comprising two coaxial propellers
The invention relates to an aircraft turboprop engine having two unducted propellers, coaxial about a rotation axis (LL), respectively upstream (12) and downstream (14′), each propeller comprising an annular row of blades, the blades of the downstream propeller (14′) each having a truncated head and each comprising a leading edge (20′) and a trailing edge (22′), the radially external ends (A2, B1) of which are distant from each other and are connected by a terminal edge (21′), characterised in that the terminal edge (21′) of each blade of the downstream propeller (14′) has, at at least two points, tangents in a meridian plane having different slopes, the upstream end (A) of the terminal edge defining a maximum radial dimension (R2) of the blade and its downstream end (B1) defining a minimum radial dimension (R3) of the terminal edge.
VARIABLE PITCH BLADED DISC
A variable pitch bladed disc including a plurality of blades, each being of variable pitch about a blade axis of rotation and having a root, the plurality of blades including at least one first blade and at least one second blade, a plurality of rotor connecting shafts, each shaft having a root and a tip, the root of each blade being mounted on the tip of a corresponding rotor connecting shaft via a pivot so as to allow each blade to be rotated about the blade axis of rotation, the first blade having a first rotation axis inclination such that the rotation axis thereof is inclined in a fixed manner with respect to a radial axis passing through the root of the corresponding shaft, and the second blade has a second rotation axis inclination different from the first rotation axis inclination.
VARIABLE PITCH BLADED DISC
A variable pitch bladed disc including a plurality of blades, each being of variable pitch about a blade axis of rotation and having a root, the plurality of blades including at least one first blade and at least one second blade, a plurality of rotor connecting shafts, each shaft having a root and a tip, the root of each blade being mounted on the tip of a corresponding rotor connecting shaft via a pivot so as to allow each blade to be rotated about the blade axis of rotation, the first blade having a first rotation axis inclination such that the rotation axis thereof is inclined in a fixed manner with respect to a radial axis passing through the root of the corresponding shaft, and the second blade has a second rotation axis inclination different from the first rotation axis inclination.
TELESCOPING PROPELLER BLADES FOR AERIAL VEHICLES
Sounds are generated by an aerial vehicle during operation. For example, the motors and propellers of an aerial vehicle generate sounds during operation. Disclosed are systems, methods, and apparatus for actively adjusting the position and/or configuration of one or more propeller blades of a propulsion mechanism to generate different sounds and/or lifting forces from the propulsion mechanism.
TELESCOPING PROPELLER BLADES FOR AERIAL VEHICLES
Sounds are generated by an aerial vehicle during operation. For example, the motors and propellers of an aerial vehicle generate sounds during operation. Disclosed are systems, methods, and apparatus for actively adjusting the position and/or configuration of one or more propeller blades of a propulsion mechanism to generate different sounds and/or lifting forces from the propulsion mechanism.
AERIAL VEHICLE WITH DIFFERENT PROPELLER BLADE CONFIGURATIONS
Sounds are generated by an aerial vehicle during operation. For example, the motors and propellers of an aerial vehicle generate sounds during operation. Disclosed are systems, methods, and apparatus for actively adjusting the position and/or configuration of one or more propeller blades of a propulsion mechanism to generate different sounds and/or lifting forces from the propulsion mechanism.
MOTOR AND PROPELLER THRUST GENERATING DEVICE
A motor includes a fixed shaft, a first rotor supported by the fixed shaft in a rotatable manner relative to the fixed shaft, a first stator fixed to the fixed shaft and applying rotation torque that rotates the first rotor toward one side in a circumferential direction of the fixed shaft, a second rotor provided at a position different from a position of the first rotor in an axial direction in a rotatable manner relative to the fixed shaft, and a second stator fixed to the fixed shaft and applying rotation torque that rotates the second rotor toward another side in a circumferential direction of the fixed shaft.
MOTOR AND PROPELLER THRUST GENERATING DEVICE
A motor includes a fixed shaft, a first rotor supported by the fixed shaft in a rotatable manner relative to the fixed shaft, a first stator fixed to the fixed shaft and applying rotation torque that rotates the first rotor toward one side in a circumferential direction of the fixed shaft, a second rotor provided at a position different from a position of the first rotor in an axial direction in a rotatable manner relative to the fixed shaft, and a second stator fixed to the fixed shaft and applying rotation torque that rotates the second rotor toward another side in a circumferential direction of the fixed shaft.
AERIAL VEHICLE PROPULSION MECHANISM WITH COAXIALLY ALIGNED AND INDEPENDENTLY ROTATABLE PROPELLERS
Sounds are generated by an aerial vehicle during operation. For example, the motors and propellers of an aerial vehicle generate sounds during operation. Disclosed are systems, methods, and apparatus for actively adjusting the position and/or configuration of one or more propeller blades of a propulsion mechanism to generate different sounds and/or lifting forces from the propulsion mechanism.
AERIAL VEHICLE PROPULSION MECHANISM WITH COAXIALLY ALIGNED AND INDEPENDENTLY ROTATABLE PROPELLERS
Sounds are generated by an aerial vehicle during operation. For example, the motors and propellers of an aerial vehicle generate sounds during operation. Disclosed are systems, methods, and apparatus for actively adjusting the position and/or configuration of one or more propeller blades of a propulsion mechanism to generate different sounds and/or lifting forces from the propulsion mechanism.