Safran Nacelles

François Bellet

Jean-Philippe Joret

Cédric Renault

Jérémie Rabineau

Patrick André Boileau

Jérôme Corfa

Alexis Loncle

Patrick Gonidec

Vincent Dutot

Charles-Antoine Lampaert

Julien Chandelier

Mathieu David

Julien Van Den Driessche

Stéphane Riquier

A thrust reverser including a sealing membrane designed to deflect at least one portion of a secondary flow towards a deflection cascade when a movable structure of the reverser is in the retracted reverse-thrust position, the reverser including a rear frame for supporting the deflection cascade. The reverser further includes an interface device between the sealing membrane and a rear cascade structure including the rear cascade support frame, the vanes located furthest back on the deflection cascade, and a bearing member via which the cascade bears against the rear cascade support frame. Moreover, the device forms an elastic clip mounted around the rear structure, and a rear clip portion whereof is arranged behind the structure.

Thrust reverser comprising means facilitating the mounting of a membrane for sealing off the secondary flow path

A turbofan engine nacelle includes a thrust reverser system provided with at least one movable cowl retracting towards a rear reverse-jet position, tilting pivoting flaps which at least partially close an annular flow duct, and opening lateral openings of this annular flow duct equipped with reverser grids. Each movable cowl includes a control sector that slides in a transverse plane, a deflection device linking a fixed part of the nacelle to this control sector in order to make it slide towards a reversal position when the movable cowl retracts, and flap connecting rods linking this control sector to the pivoting flaps, which tilt these flaps, closing the annular flow duct, when the control sector slides towards its reversal position.

Turbojet engine nacelle with a cascade thrust reverser comprising a flap control sector

An air intake scoop intended to be fastened on a panel of an aircraft includes an air inlet mouth having a wall, a peripheral collar intended to be fastened to the panel, and a bearing element intended to support the air circulation duct. The air inlet mouth is made of a thermoplastic material and the bearing element is fastened on the peripheral collar so as to achieve a pressure barrier in case of breakage of the wall of the air inlet mouth.

Air intake scoop for an aircraft

A device for securing at least one thermal protection mat to an internal fixed structure of a nacelle includes at least one removable fastening element for securing the at least one thermal protection mat to the internal fixed structure designed to be arranged between the mat and the internal fixed structure. The device includes at least one gripping element connected to the removable fastening element to project relative to the mat on the opposite side to the internal fixed structure, the removable fastening element being intended to be detached from the internal fixed structure by a pulling force exerted on the gripping element.

Fastening device for a heat-shield panel

The present disclosure relates to an assembly of an inner fixed structure of a turbojet engine nacelle and of a thermal protection, said structure including an inner face, on which the thermal protection is added, and an outer face constituting a portion of the inner surface of a cold flow path, the assembly including at least one channel put in fluid communication the inner face and the outer face of the structure.

Assembly of an inner fixed structure of a turbojet engine nacelle and of a thermal protection

The disclosure relates to an aircraft propulsion assembly comprising a bypass turbojet engine equipped with a nacelle, the bypass turbojet engine including a structure defining a first part of a secondary flow path for channeling secondary flow, and the nacelle having a structure defining a second part of the secondary flow path. The structure of the nacelle defining the second part of the secondary flow path is arranged such that the first part and the second part of the secondary flow path are angularly offset around a longitudinal axis of the engine when the engine is shut down/stopped.

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Gonfreville l'Orcher, France

François Bellet