Safran Aircraft Engines

Clement Raphael Laroche

Maurice Guy Judet

Ulrich Vincent Max Dubois

Guilhem Camille François Verron

Clement Jarossay

Vincent Fameau

Guillaume Michel Maurice Giliberti

Kevin Emilien Andre Minjot

An assembly for a turbine engine fan case and an air inlet, in particular for an aircraft. The turbine engine extending along a longitudinal axis and comprising at least one fan mounted so as to be rotatable about the longitudinal axis. The fan case comprising at least a first peripheral lining. The first peripheral lining being made of an abradable material configured to be capable of being worn out during the rotation of the fan. The air inlet comprising at least one second peripheral lining. The second peripheral lining being made of an abradable material configured to be capable of being worn out during the rotation of the fan.

Assembly for a turbine engine fan case and an air inlet, method for using such an assembly

A coupling for a turbomachine, including a first and a second disc attached along an axis, and extending in majority respectively from a first and from a second side of a median plane normal to the axis, the first and the second discs being provided respectively with first and second teeth mutually engaging through the median plane to form a curvic connection. Several first teeth each include a first protuberance jutting out towards the axis while extending from the second side; several second teeth each include a second protuberance jutting out towards the axis of rotation while extending from the first side; the first protuberances are spaced apart from the second protuberances along the axis; at least one blocking member is brought to be supported against the first and second protuberances to block axially the first element relatively to the second element.

Curvic type coupling for turbomachine with locking

Labyrinth seal for a turbine engine, in particular of an aircraft, including a rotor element rotating about an axis of rotation, and a stator element extending around the rotor element The rotor element includes a series of annular lips extending radially outwards and surrounded by at least one abradable element carried by the stator element. Each lip includes an inner peripheral body portion, an outer peripheral body portion and an upstream annular face for impact of an air flow during operation. At least one lip has, looking from the upstream annular face, a first annular cavity with a concave rounded cross-section on its inner peripheral body portion and a second annular cavity with a concave rounded cross-section on its outer peripheral body portion.

Labyrinth seal for a turbine engine of an aircraft

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Moissy-Cramayel, France

Clement Raphael Laroche