Rohr, Inc.

Mac Patrick Delaney

Stuart James Byrne

Colin Roy Terrey

Kiefer Grindle

A fastener assembly may comprise a housing defining a first cavity and a second cavity. A first threaded member and a second threaded member may be located within the housing. A first biasing member may be coupled to the first threaded member. A second biasing member may be coupled to the second threaded member.

Fastener assembly for nacelle pressure-relief doors

A nacelle may include fan cowl panels which may be opened to provide access to the fan case. A self-locking latch may automatically lock when the fan cowl panels are closed. A manual release button may disengage the self-locking latch in order to open the fan cowl panels.

Self-latching nacelle

A nacelle may include fan cowl panels which may be opened to provide access to the fan case. A latching mechanism may latch a left fan cowl panel to a right fan cowl panel. As a handle is closed to unlatch the latching mechanism, an alignment feature may align the handle within the latching mechanism.

Nacelle latch alignment

In various embodiments, center body assemblies are described herein. The center body assembly may include an attachment ring, a center body, and a cavity structure. The center body may be configured to be coupled to the attachment ring. The cavity structure may be configured to be coupled to the attachment ring. The cavity structure may be configured to be separated from the center body by a gap. The center body and the cavity structure may be configured to expand independently of each other in response to an increase in temperature. In various embodiments, the cavity structure may comprise a baffle. In various embodiments, the center body may comprise a baffle.

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Mac Patrick Delaney