Safran Transmission Systems

Safran Aircraft Engines

Jordane Emile André Peltier

Boris Pierre Marcel Morelli

Antoine Jacques Marie Pennacino

Adrien Louis Simon

Guillaume Julien Beck

Loïc Francois

Maxime Fernandez

Jean-Pierre Serey

Juan-Luis Marcos Izquierdo

Jérémy David Seban

Yohan Douy

Guillaume Pierre Mouly

Patrice Jocelyn Francis Gedin

Balint Pap

Mohamed Bouyakoub

Jean-Charles Michel Pierre Di Giovanni

Amélie Argie Antoinette Chassagne

Patrice Julien Ptaszynski

Dhafer Ghribi

Clément Raucoules

Anthony Cuffaro

Maxime Lefebvre

A device for driving at least one wheel of an aircraft landing gear including at least one landing gear wheel, this wheel including a rim, an electric motor including a shaft, a mechanical transmission system between the shaft of the motor and the rim, this mechanical transmission system including a mechanical reducer including a sun gear secured in rotation to the shaft of the motor, a ring gear, and planet gears which are carried by a planet carrier and which each includes three external toothings, including a median external toothing which is meshed with a toothing of the sun gear, and two lateral external toothings which are respectively meshed with toothings of the ring gear.

Device for driving at least one wheel of an aircraft landing gear

An aircraft turbomachine including a mechanical reduction gear including one sun gear, a ring gear, planet gears which are meshed with the sun gear and the ring gear, each planet gear including a first toothing for meshing with the sun gear, and a second toothing for meshing with the ring gear, the first toothing of each planet gear having a diameter greater than that of the second toothing of the planet gear, and a planet carrier, wherein the sun gear is coupled to a first rotor shaft of the turbomachine, the planet carrier is coupled to a second rotor shaft of the turbomachine, the ring gear is fixed to a stator of the turbomachine.

Aircraft turbomachine with mechanical reduction gear

A device for driving at least one wheel of an aircraft landing gear is provided. The device includes at least one wheel having a rim, an electric motor having a shaft, and a mechanical transmission system for mechanical transmission between the shaft of the motor and the rim. The mechanical transmission system includes a mechanical reduction gear. The mechanical reduction gear includes a sun gear secured in rotation to the shaft and having an external toothing, a stationary ring gear with internal toothing, a movable ring gear secured in rotation to the rim and having an internal toothing, and planet gears that are meshed with the sun gear and each have two external toothing meshed respectively with the toothing of the stationary and movable ring gears.

A mechanical speed reducer, in particular for a device for driving at least one wheel of an aircraft landing gear, this reducer including a first sun gear including external toothing, first planet gears meshed with the external toothing of the first sun gear, these first planet gears being carried by a first planet carrier, a stationary ring gear meshed with the planet gears, and second planet gears meshed with a ring gear and with an external toothing of said first planet carrier, these second planet gears being carried by a second planet carrier.

Speed reducer for a device for driving a wheel of an aircraft landing gear

A sun gear for a mechanical gearbox of an aircraft turbomachine, the sun gear having an annular shape around an axis and including an internal annular part having at its internal periphery coupling grooves, an external annular part having at its external periphery at least one meshing tooth, the external part extending around the internal part, and an annular veil connecting the internal and external parts. At least one of the internal and external parts can include two independent rings, each having grooves or teeth, and the veil can have two annular branches connected respectively to the two rings.

Sun gear for a mechanical reduction gear of an aircraft turbomachine

A plain bearing for a planet gear of a turbomachine mechanical reduction gear, the plain bearing having an annular barrel with an axis which delimits at least one central bore centred on the axis, and the barrel having annular grooves which extend around the axis and which open out axially in opposite orientations at the axial ends of the barrel, each annular groove being delimited by two coaxial internal and external walls of the barrel connected by a transverse bottom wall which has at least one opening which opens into a cavity which is formed in the barrel between said the at least one central bore and a periphery of the barrel, characterised in that wherein each cavity is closed by a sealing seal.

Plain bearing for a planet gear of a mechanical reduction gear with silent operation

A gutter for recovering lubrication oil, particularly for a mechanical reducer, comprising un corps principal comprising an annular main body around a central axis, and a deflector attached to the main body and configured to allow the evacuation of the oil radially from an inner cavity of the main body toward the outside of the gutter, the deflector comprising a main sleeve disposed in the extension of the main body, and an evacuation channel configured to deflect oil from the main sleeve and having a curved shape such that a first end of the evacuation channel, communicating with the inner cavity, is tangent to the main body, and a second end of the evacuation channel is directed outward with respect to the annular main body.

Gutter for recovering lubrication oil for a mechanical reducer comprising an improved deflector

The disclosure relates to an assembly for an aircraft turbomachine, having a speed reduction gear comprising an input pinion connected to a power shaft of the turbomachine and an output pinion connected to a propeller shaft of the turbomachine. According to the disclosure, the assembly includes two electric machines which are each configured to provide electrical power to the propeller shaft or to draw mechanical power from the propeller shaft, each electric machine comprising a rotor and a stator, the stator configured to be connected to a casing of the turbomachine. The speed reduction gear can include two substantially parallel intermediate transmission lines configured to transmit the torque from the input pinion to the output pinion, each rotor being driven in rotation respectively by a pinion of an intermediate line.

Turbomachine comprising a speed reduction gear and at least one electric machine

A pre-assembly method for an aircraft turbomachine, including preliminarily assembling, outside the turbomachine, the following components with each other: a reduction gear configured to transmit a rotation between at least two rotors of the turbomachine while modifying the speed and torque ratio from one to the other of the at least two rotors, a shaft kinematically coupled to the reduction gear and configured to be kinematically coupled to one of the at least two rotors, a bearing support, and at least one bearing mounted on the bearing support and configured to rotatably support the shaft.

Pre-assembly method for an aircraft turbomachine

A gutter for recovering lubrication oil, particularly for a mechanical reducer of an aircraft turbomachine, annular around a central axis, and comprising a first radial wall extending radially with respect to the central axis, an inclined wall extending from a radially outer end of the first radial wall, a guide portion having an overall U shape extending from one end of the inclined wall, and a second radial wall extending radially outward with respect to the central axis from one end of the guide portion, a space delimited by the first radial wall, the second radial wall and the inclined wall forming an oil intake chamber, and a space delimited by the guide portion and the second radial wall forming an oil evacuation cavity.

Gutter for recovering lubrication oil for a mechanical reducer

An oil recovery device for a reducer of an aircraft turbomachine, the device having a gutter extending around an axis and being intended to be arranged facing oil ejection means formed in a ring gear of the reducer of the turbomachine. The gutter can include at least one oil reception chamber which extends around the axis and which is open towards the axis so as to receive the oil coming from the oil ejection means. The reception chamber can be delimited by a first wall and a second wall arranged facing each other. The first wall can have an axial oil evacuation orifice and the second wall can have a radial dimension relative to the axis which increases increasingly along the axis towards the axial orifice, so as to allow oil ejected by the reducer to be conveyed to the axial orifice.

Oil recovery device for a turbomachine

A turbomachine includes a fan, a first casing with longitudinal axis X in which a motor shaft is rotated around the longitudinal axis X, a second casing surrounding and coaxial with the first casing, and a drive shaft connected to the motor shaft. The driveshaft is also connected to at least two electric machines via a power transmission angle gear device housed in a housing. The electric machines being intended are configured to take or inject power on the motor shaft. The housing has a coupling surface to which the two electric machines are coupled.

Turbomachine equipped with electric machines coupled to a coupling surface

A pivot () with a longitudinal axis (Y) for a bearing of a mechanical reduction gear, comprising a first annular part () including an axial passage () and a second annular part () mounted around the first annular part (), the first annular part () delimiting with the second annular part (b) a lubrication circuit at least one oil inlet () of which opens out inwards of the first annular part () into the axial passage () and at least one oil outlet () of which opens radially outwards of the second annular part ().

Pivot for a turbomachine mechanical reduction gear

A planet carrier for a speed-reducing unit with a planetary gear set is provided. The planet carrier generally includes a torque transmission part having a longitudinal axis and an annular cage extending about the axis and connected to one longitudinal end of the part. The cage may include two sides extending radially relative to the axis and connected by bridges, and seats extending axially between the flanks and configured to support planetary gears rotatably mounted about the seats. The curved members may include at least two corresponding bars each inclined relative to a longitudinal plane passing both through the axis and substantially through the corresponding bar.

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Moissy-Cramayel, France

Jordane Emile André Peltier