Honeywell International Inc.

Freedom Innovations, LLC

Alexandre Guerinot

Roland J Christensen

Danis Burton Smith

Justin C Mickelsen

Jude Miller

Remo Neri

Nicholas Hemans

James Thomas Ayers, Iii

James Thomas Ayers Iii

An electromechanically controlled aircraft power transmission system includes a first planetary gear set, a first gas turbine engine, a first electric machine, a second planetary gear set, a second gas turbine engine, a second electric machine, a propulsor shaft, and at least one propulsor. The first gas turbine engine is coupled to the first planetary gear set. The first electric machine is coupled to the first planetary gear set and is configured vary the gear ratio of the first planetary gear set. The second gas turbine engine is coupled to the second planetary gear set. The second electric machine is coupled to the second planetary gear set and is configured to vary the gear ratio of the second planetary gear set. The propulsor shaft is coupled to the first and second planetary gear sets and the at least one propulsor is coupled to the propulsor shaft.

Electromechanically controlled aircraft power transmission system

A system and method for an improved thrust reverser is provided. The provided thrust reverser employs hidden linkage assemblies to decrease drag in the engine exhaust flow and increase turbine engine performance. The hidden linkage assemblies are placed in a space between the blocker door and the transcowl, thereby not affecting the engine exhaust flow.

Hidden linkage for a translating cowl thrust reverser

A thrust reverser system for a gas turbine engine includes a transcowl movable between a stowed position, a deployed position and a partially deployed position between the stowed position and the deployed position by at least one actuator. The system includes a temperature sensor and at least one resistance sensor. The thrust reverser system includes a controller, having a processor, that: outputs one or more control signals to move the transcowl to the partially deployed position; determines whether a temperature associated with the transcowl exceeds a temperature threshold; outputs one or more control signals to move the transcowl from the partially deployed position to the stowed position; determines whether the transcowl has encountered resistance; and based on the determination, outputs one or more control signals to stop a movement of the transcowl and outputs the one or more control signals to move the transcowl to the partially deployed position.

Systems and methods for thrust reverser with temperature and fluid management

A prosthetic foot device has an elongate forefoot spring carried by a fastener and suspended between upper and lower bumpers. A heel spring is suspended between an end of the fastener and the lower bumper.

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