United Technologies Corporation

Raytheon Technologies Corporation

Curtis J Ruckey

Christopher Waitkus

Ryan K Snyder

Robert Howard

Daniel H Godfrey

Randall Lee Greenberg

Colby S Dunn

Kari L Kisselbrack

Mark T McAuliffe

Philip DiMuzio

A cable conduit for a bypass flow duct may comprise a head end, a sleeve, a foot end, a boot, and a split grommet wherein the head end is coupled to the sleeve opposite the foot end, wherein the foot end comprises a flared portion, wherein the boot comprises a first flange and a neck, wherein the boot is configured to couple at the neck to the flared portion of the foot end, wherein the head end comprises a second flange and a cutout penetrating into an interior volume of the sleeve, and wherein the split grommet is coupled within the interior volume of the sleeve.

Cable conduit for turbine engine bypass

An assembly for sealing an interface between a conduit and a case includes a boot and a bushing. The boot includes a tube and rubber flange. The rubber flange extends generally radially outward from the tube. The rubber flange includes an opening passing through a portion of the rubber flange. The bushing is disposed in the rubber flange and includes a tubular body, a channel, and a lip. The tubular body is disposed in the opening of the rubber flange. The channel extends through a center of the body. The lip is generally flat and extends radially outward from the tubular body. The lip is in contact and engages with the rubber flange so as to compress the rubber flange against the case.

Conduit boot with bushing

A cap assembly includes a plunger mounted to a retainer pin and a latch operable to retract the retainer pin.

Cap drain plug

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Windsor Locks, CT, United States of America

Curtis J Ruckey