United Technologies Corporation

Raytheon Technologies Corporation

Jesse Ian Berube

Jonas S Banhos

Ryan K Snyder

Bruce D Paradise

David A Welch

Eric J Heims

Andre Herman Troughton

Scott D Hjelm

William Meyst

Vito Guardi

Kari L Kisselbrack

Jesus S Lopez

Michael C O'Brien

William Oldach

Ryan Timothy Matte

Ravi Mandya Kumar

Nicholas Andrew Kesler

Brian J Breslin

Christopher Durkee

Scott David Hjelm

An apparatus that includes a conduit having a first end, a second end, and a longitudinal axis. The conduit may define an inner channel and may be configured to extend through a vane cavity of a vane. The apparatus may further include a damping finger that includes a first portion coupled to the conduit and a second portion diverging outward at an angled orientation from the conduit. The damping finger may be resiliently flexible and the second portion of the damping finger may be configured to contact an inner surface of the vane.

Conduit with damping fingers

A heat exchanger manifold for a gas turbine engine according to an exemplary aspect of the present disclosure includes, among other things, a manifold body extending between a first face and a second face, a first seal land defining a first fluid port extending through the manifold body between the first face and the second face, and a first seal received within the first fluid port.

Gas turbine engine heat exchanger manifold

An oil control module for a gas turbine engine is provided comprising a housing on which numerous components of a lubricating system are mounted. The components may include a variable oil reduction valve/shuttle valve, a main oil pressure sensor, a main oil temperature sensor, a main oil filter delta pressure sensor, an oil debris monitor, a lube filter, an active oil damper valve, a cool oil orifice, a knock down orifice and a lube trim orifice. By packing numerous lubricating system components onto or within a housing located adjacent to the gas turbine engine, the oil control module reduces cost and weight and simplifies the maintenance of the lubricating system.

Oil control module

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Simsbury, CT, United States of America

Jesse Ian Berube