Safran Aircraft Engines

Safran

Jeremy Philippe Pierre Edynak

Olivier Bazot

Pierre Jean Faivre D'arcier

Jeremy Guivarc'h

Lola Auliac

Thibaut Dominique Augustin Girard

The invention relates to a fan rotor for a turbomachine, including a fan disk, fan blades with a leading edge and a trailing edge, platforms inserted between the blades and fixed to the periphery of the disk, each including an aerodynamic surface extending from the leading edges to the trailing edges of the blades. The aerodynamic surface includes an upstream longitudinal portion on the side of the leading edges and a downstream longitudinal portion on the side of the trailing edges, the upstream longitudinal portion being supported by a first member of the platform fixed to the disk in a pivotable manner, and the downstream longitudinal portion being independent of the upstream longitudinal portion and supported by a second member of the platform which is independent of the first member and fixed to the disk in a pivotable manner.

Turbomachine fan rotor

A device for controlling variable-pitch turbomachine members such as stator vanes, wherein the movement of a control mechanism is imparted to a ring that rotates the levers for pivoting the vanes about a stator, and takes place with a possible change in the length of the bottle screw connecting the ring to the control mechanism, thereby allowing the blade pitch angle law to be changed according to the extension of the control device. A greater freedom of adjustment is thus obtained. The device can be useful when a single control mechanism is used for multiple rings arranged side by side, making it possible to have different control laws for the rings.

Device for controlling variable-pitch members in a turbomachine

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Viry-Chatillon, France

Jeremy Philippe Pierre Edynak