Safran Power Units

Romain Quinton

Théophile Horde

Jean-Baptiste Jollys

Serge Marie Gabriel Cot

Jean-Paul Salvador Lopez

Sofyane Abbou

Patrice Daniel Claude Buso

An assembly for a gas turbine includes a hollow central shaft which is guided in rotation by at least one bearing, the assembly further including a device for lubricating said at least one bearing, the device including a hollow lubricant delivery tube which is arranged fixedly in the central shaft and is configured to deliver lubricant to the at least one bearing, the lubricant delivery tube having a first section with a first diameter and a second section with a second diameter which is greater than the first diameter, the second section including a plurality of radial channels connecting the inside of the lubricant delivery tube and leading radially to the outside of the lubricant delivery tube towards a radially inner wall of the central shaft so as to form a lubricant film between said second section of the lubricant delivery tube and said radially inner wall of the central shaft.

Lubrication of bearings of a turbomachine shaft

A fuel cell comprising a stack which comprises a plurality of cells, each cell comprising a plurality of fluid flow openings aligned in parallel to form a plurality of fluid flow lines in the stack, two end plates placed at the ends of the stack and at least one traction member connecting the end plates to each other in order to compress the stack, the traction member being mounted in a fluid flow line of the stack.

Fuel cell comprising at least one integrated traction member

The invention relates to a fuel cell comprising a plurality of modules mounted in series with one another so as to form a peripheral structure, each module comprising two end members and a stack of electrochemical cells mounted between two end members, each end member including a mounting face in contact with one of the ends of a stack and an interface face in contact with another interface face of another end member, the mounting face and the interface face being angularly spaced apart by an angle (α) which is between 0.5° and 60°.

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Moissy-Cramayel, France

Romain Quinton