Florent Crebassol

Title: Florent Crebassol: Aircraft De-Icing and Control-System Inventor.

Introduction

Florent Crebassol is an inventor based in Toulouse, France, whose work includes aircraft systems for controlling mobile elements and de-icing aerodynamic surfaces. His listed portfolio includes 3 patents.

Latest Patents

Crebassol’s patent work addresses aircraft operation and ice protection.

“System for Commanding and Braking an Articulated Mobile Element of an Aircraft” describes a system that coordinates an aircraft mobile element’s motor, electrical power supply, and a current-consuming de-icing device. When a braking command is received, the system connects the motor to the current-consuming device while inhibiting their separate connections to the power supply. This arrangement is designed to facilitate braking while limiting system size.

“Method for De-Icing an Aerodynamic Wall Using at Least Two Different De-Icing Systems, Aircraft Equipped with a De-Icing Device Making It Possible to Implement Said Method” combines localized thermal heating with elastic deformation of an aircraft’s aerodynamic wall. The patent also describes an aircraft equipped with a device for carrying out the method.

Career Highlights

Crebassol’s listed professional affiliations include Airbus Operations (S.A.S.) and Airbus Operations GmbH. His patent topics reflect a focus on aircraft systems, including braking and de-icing technologies.

Collaborations

His listed coworkers include Luc Brunel and Stéphane Warnet.

Conclusion

Florent Crebassol’s inventions address practical aircraft engineering challenges by combining control-system functions with approaches to protecting aerodynamic surfaces from ice.