This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignees: Bell Helicopter Textron Inc., The Boeing Company. Active years: 2018.
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Title: Paul Raymond Wilkinson: Tilt-Rotor Torque Protection
Introduction
Paul Raymond Wilkinson is an inventor based in Media, Pennsylvania. His patent work includes a system designed to protect tilt-rotor aircraft from over-torque caused by asymmetric gusts.
Latest Patents
Wilkinson is credited with 1 patent: “Tilt-Rotor Over-Torque Protection from Asymmetric Gust.” The invention uses sensors to measure torque in two mast torque transfer systems. A processor determines the difference between those torque measurements and controls torque input or output to at least one system based on that difference. This approach is intended to help manage uneven torque loads caused by gusts.
Career Highlights
Wilkinson’s listed company affiliations include Bell Helicopter Textron Inc. and The Boeing Company. His patent reflects work on torque management and protection systems for tilt-rotor aircraft.
Collaborations
Robert Blyth is identified as Wilkinson’s coworker.
Conclusion
Paul Raymond Wilkinson’s patent addresses a specific aircraft engineering challenge by using differential torque measurements to guide protective control of tilt-rotor mast systems.
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