Jérôme Baderspach

Title: Jérôme Baderspach: Aircraft Safety and Extinguishing-Agent Reservoir Design

Introduction

Jérôme Baderspach is an inventor associated with Toulouse, France, and Airbus Operations (S.A.S.). His listed patent concerns an aircraft assembly designed to support a reservoir containing an extinguishing agent. He is credited with 1 patent in the information provided.

Latest Patents

Baderspach’s listed invention, “Assembly for an Aircraft, Said Assembly Having a Pylon and a Reservoir Containing an Extinguishing Agent,” describes a pylon with two side walls containing apertures and a support made up of two support elements. Each element has an upward-facing bearing surface to which the reservoir is fastened, along with a distal end and a proximal end secured by a removable fastener.

The distal end can rotate around a horizontal axis, allowing each support element to move between a use position, where its bearing surface is horizontal, and a fitted position, where the surface tilts downward. This arrangement provides a defined way to position and support the extinguishing-agent reservoir within the aircraft assembly.

Career Highlights

The available information associates Baderspach with Airbus Operations (S.A.S.) and identifies his patent work in aircraft equipment. The described invention focuses on the mounting and positioning of a reservoir intended to contain an extinguishing agent.

Collaborations

Jean Geliot and Dimitri Garay are listed as Baderspach’s coworkers. The information provided does not specify their roles in the patent or whether they collaborated on this particular invention.

Conclusion

Jérôme Baderspach’s listed patent addresses an aircraft reservoir-support assembly, with movable support elements designed to facilitate its positioning between fitted and use configurations.