WO2014111654A1 - Structure de suspension a géométrie variable d'un turbopropulseur sur un élément structurel d'un aéronef - Google Patents
Structure de suspension a géométrie variable d'un turbopropulseur sur un élément structurel d'un aéronef Download PDFInfo
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- B64—AIRCRAFT; AVIATION; COSMONAUTICS
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B64—AIRCRAFT; AVIATION; COSMONAUTICS
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
- F02—COMBUSTION ENGINES; HOT-GAS OR COMBUSTION-PRODUCT ENGINE PLANTS
- F02C—GAS-TURBINE PLANTS; AIR INTAKES FOR JET-PROPULSION PLANTS; CONTROLLING FUEL SUPPLY IN AIR-BREATHING JET-PROPULSION PLANTS
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
- F02—COMBUSTION ENGINES; HOT-GAS OR COMBUSTION-PRODUCT ENGINE PLANTS
- F02C—GAS-TURBINE PLANTS; AIR INTAKES FOR JET-PROPULSION PLANTS; CONTROLLING FUEL SUPPLY IN AIR-BREATHING JET-PROPULSION PLANTS
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
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- the present invention relates to the general field of non-ducted propeller aircraft turboprop engines. It is more specifically aimed at hooking up these turboprop engines on a structural element of the aircraft.
- an aircraft turboprop is an aviation turbine engine whose main thrust is generated by a non-vetted propeller positioned at the front of the engine.
- a turboprop engine can for example be mounted on a wing of the aircraft via a suspension structure, the latter having to withstand in particular the thrust forces of the engine and the rotational torque of the propeller.
- the turboprop propeller undergoes a flow of air having a non-zero incidence. Indeed, during these phases of flight, the air flow is no longer parallel to the axis of rotation of the turboprop propeller.
- turboprop suspension structure which makes it possible to limit the incidence seen by the propeller during the take-off and climb phases of the aircraft propelled by this turboprop.
- this object is achieved by virtue of a variable geometry suspension structure of a turboprop engine on a structural element of an aircraft, comprising a rear bow intended for to be fixed on a structural element of an aircraft and a front bow to support a front part of the turboprop engine, the front bow being connected to the rear bow, on the one hand by a pivot link capable of allowing a vertical tilting of the front bow relative to the rear bow, and secondly by a return spring adapted to prevent the tilting of the front bow within a predetermined threshold thrust of the turboprop.
- the return spring prevents any forward tilting of the turboprop (because it is supported only by the front cradle).
- the turboprop remains in a horizontal position.
- the turboprop engine will tilt forward under the effect of this thrust.
- taring the return spring adequately, it is therefore possible to allow the turboprop to bow forward during certain phases of flight of the aircraft.
- Such a tilting of the turboprop makes it possible to greatly reduce the incidence seen by the propeller of the turboprop engine during these critical phases of flight.
- variable geometry suspension structure is relatively simple in design and compatible with the forces it supports (including the thrust of the turboprop and the rotational torque of the propeller).
- this suspension structure does not require external power supply or dedicated control system, only the turboprop thrust directly manages the position of the latter.
- Such a suspension structure is therefore reliable and low maintenance cost.
- the return spring naturally brings the turboprop to a horizontal position which is its nominal position, which limits the consequences of engine failure.
- the suspension structure further comprises means for preventing lateral displacement of the front bow by compared to the rear arch.
- means for preventing lateral displacement of the front bow by compared to the rear arch Such a feature aimed at preventing any lateral movement of the front cradle during its tilting allows the rear bow to take up the rotational torque of the propeller which is transmitted to the structural element of the aircraft on which the turboprop is fixed. .
- the variable geometry of the suspension structure is thus insensitive to the rotational torque of the turboprop propeller.
- the rear arch may comprise at least one rod provided with a roller adapted to slide in an axial groove which is formed in the front bow so as to prevent lateral displacement of the front bow relative to the rear cradle.
- the groove of the front bow can be closed at its axial ends so as to limit the angular amplitude of the tilting of the front bow.
- the rod may comprise two branches forming a V open towards the rear, the wheel being positioned at an intersection of the branches of the rod.
- the rear arch can comprise two rods positioned angularly on either side of the return spring.
- the return spring may comprise a hydraulic damper controlled by a valve to allow locking in position of the front bow on command of the pilot.
- the damper makes it possible to obtain a tilting movement of the front bow that is progressive and does not give rise to resonance phenomena.
- valve controlled by the pilot allows it to lock the return spring - and thus the front bow - in position. This is particularly useful during the taxiing phases of the aircraft before takeoff for which the turboprop is at full thrust but the propeller thereof is orthogonal to the air flow (it is only at clean takeoff) says the pilot is controlling the valve to allow the turboprop to tip). Similarly, the use of such a valve prevents the turboprop booster ballots in case of severe turbulence.
- the return spring has a stiffness which is calculated so that its return force is greater than a thrust of the turboprop corresponding to a phase of flight at cruising speed of the aircraft and less than a thrust of the turboprop corresponding to a take-off and climb phase of the aircraft.
- the rear arch is devoid of means for supporting the turboprop.
- the suspension structure further comprises means for taking up the engine torque of the turboprop propeller.
- Such means make it possible to "unload” the wheel from the rear arch which slides in the groove of the front bow while allowing direct transmission of the engine torque to the rear bow.
- the suspension structure may comprise a torsion bar of the engine torque which is connected at each of its ends to the rear bow by connecting rods and which is intended to be fixed on the turboprop and below that -this.
- the invention also relates to an aircraft comprising at least one turboprop mounted on a structural element by a variable geometry suspension structure.
- FIG. 1 is a schematic view of an aircraft propelled by turboprop engines which are fixed under the wings of the aircraft by suspension structures according to the invention
- FIGS. 2 and 3 are schematic side views of a suspension structure of Figure 1 in two different positions;
- FIGS. 4 and 5 are partial and top views of the suspension structure corresponding to Figures 2 and 3;
- FIG. 7 and 8 show a suspension structure according to another embodiment of the invention, respectively in side view and in view from below.
- FIG 1 very schematically shows an aircraft 2 which is propelled by four turboprop engines 4 fixed under the wings 6 of the aircraft. More specifically, the nacelle 8 of these turboprop engines is fixed on the wings of the aircraft via longitudinal members (not shown in Figure 1).
- the turboprop engines 4 each comprise a propeller 4a positioned at the front of the engine and driven in rotation about an axis XX by a turbine (not shown), a gearbox 4b being interposed between the engine shaft. the turbine and the rotation shaft XX of the propeller in particular to increase the torque that is applied thereto.
- FIGS 2 and 3 show more precisely the attachment of these turboprop engines on the wings of the aircraft.
- Each turboprop engine 4 is suspended from a suspension structure 100 according to the invention, the latter being fixed on a wing of the aircraft by means of the longitudinal members 10.
- the suspension structure 100 is of variable geometry. It comprises in particular a rear arch 102 which is fixed to the wing of the aircraft via the longitudinal members 10, and a front bow 104 which is rotatable relative to the rear bow.
- the rear arch 102 comprises a frame 106 extending in a transverse plane and whose shape evokes that of a "horseshoe".
- the frame 106 is provided with conventional means for attachment to the longitudinal members 10, such as, for example, attachment screeds 108. On the other hand, it lacks means for supporting any part of the turboprop engine 4.
- the front bow 104 is not directly attached to the wing of the aircraft.
- a front frame 110 having a horseshoe shape extending in a transverse plane and on which is fixed a front part of the turboprop (for example the gearbox 4b).
- This attachment (not shown in the figures) is achieved by means of conventional fastening means, for example by suspension rods extending radially from an inner surface of the front frame 110 inwardly thereof.
- the front frame 110 of the front bow is further connected through a plurality of rods 112 to a main frame 114 extending in a transverse plane.
- This main frame also has a horseshoe shape.
- the front bow 104 of the suspension structure 100 according to the invention is connected to the rear bow 102 by a pivot connection adapted to allow a vertical tilting of the front bow relative to the rear bow.
- each lower free end of the main frame 114 of the front bow is thus provided with a pivot 116 about which rotates in rotation the end of a rod 118 whose opposite end is fixed to the frame 106 of the rear arch.
- This articulation allows a forward pivoting of the front bow 104 (which is not fixed to the wing of the aircraft) relative to the rear bow 102.
- the front bow 104 of the suspension structure is also connected to the rear arch 102 by a return spring 120 adapted to prevent the tilting of the front bow within a predetermined threshold thrust of the turboprop.
- the return spring 120 has one end fixed to the frame 106 of the rear arch (in its upper middle part, between its lower free ends) and an opposite end fixed to the main frame 114 of the front bow (in its upper middle part, between its lower free ends provided with pivots).
- the return spring 120 is calibrated so as to prevent any tilting of the front bow 104 until the thrust of the turboprop has not reached a predetermined threshold thrust.
- the return spring has a stiffness which is calculated so that its return force is greater than a thrust of the turboprop corresponding to a phase of flight at cruising speed of the aircraft and less than a thrust of the turboprop corresponding to a take-off and climb phase of the aircraft.
- the return spring 120 holds the front bow 104 of the structure suspension 100 so that it is in the non-tilted position shown in Figure 2. In this position, the turboprop 4 is in a purely horizontal position.
- the return spring 120 subjected to the traction force exerted by the turboprop through the suspension structure, can no longer retain the front bow of the suspension structure.
- the turboprop engine is only fixed at the front on the front rollbar, the latter rolls forward with respect to the rear rollbar in the position represented by FIG. 3. In this position, the turboprop engine 4 therefore leans towards the before, which limits the incidence seen by its propeller 4a.
- the frame 106 of the rear arch 102 comprises, at its upper middle part, at least one rod 122 provided with a roller 124 adapted to slide in a groove axial 126 which is practiced in the main frame 114 of the front bow.
- each of these rods 122 is provided angularly on either side of the return spring 120, each of these rods 122 being formed of two branches 122a forming a V open towards the rear, the wheel 124 of these rods being positioned at the intersection of the branches.
- the groove 126 formed in the main frame 114 of the front bow is closed at its two axial ends so as to limit the angular amplitude of the tilting of the front bow.
- FIG. 4 the front bow is shown in its non-tilted position, while FIG. 5 shows it in its tilted position.
- the length of this groove makes it possible to determine the amplitude of the tilting.
- the return spring 120 'connecting the frame 106 of the rear bow to the main frame 114 of the front bow comprises a hydraulic damper 128 which is controlled by a valve 130.
- the valve is controlled by the pilot of the aircraft which can thus decide to lock the front bow in position relative to the rear bow.
- Such blockage in the position of the front bow can be controlled by the pilot during taxiing phases of the aircraft before takeoff itself (the turboprop is at full thrust but the propeller is always orthogonal to the flow), or in case of strong turbulence to avoid any boiling of the turboprop.
- Figures 7 and 8 show an alternative embodiment of the suspension structure 100 'according to the invention.
- suspension structure 100 'further comprises means for taking up the engine torque of the turboprop propeller.
- these engine torque recovery means comprise a torsion bar 132 positioned below the turboprop engine 4 and which is, on the one hand, connected at each of its ends to the rollbar rear 102 by connecting rods 134, and secondly fixed on the turboprop.
- the torsion bar 132 extends horizontally along an axis YY perpendicular to the longitudinal axis XX of the turboprop between the two free ends 106a of the frame 106 of the rear arch 102. It is fixed on the rods 118 of this frame 106 via the rods 134. In addition, the torsion bar 132 is fixed on a ring of the turboprop (not shown in the figures) by means of fixing plates 136.
- the torsion bar 132 makes it possible to recover the engine torque of the propeller of the turboprop engine 4 by directly transmitting the engine torque to the rear bow 102 of the suspension structure 100 '.
- this torsion bar makes it possible to "unload" the caster systems 124 '/ 126' grooves from the forces they undergo.
- rollers 124 'sliding in the axial grooves 126' formed in the main frame 114 of the front bow extend in horizontal (and not vertical) planes. which makes it possible to improve the guidance in translation.
- these means can be envisaged to allow such a recovery of the engine torque of the turboprop propeller.
- these means may for example be in the form of two hydraulic cylinders arranged vertically and fixed on the rear arch of the suspension structure.
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