The Boeing Company

Victoria L Garcia

Jeffrey Lynn Duce

Joseph A Marshall

Mark John Gardner

Otis Franklin Layton

Paul R Smith

Jerry Edward Farstad

Ernest H Kanning

Kenneth B Dunkelberg

Kyle A Peterson

Joel R Will

Michel G Malett

Joseph A Marshall Vi

Mark J Gardner

An example system for disconnecting a driven member from a driving member is described. The system includes a vibration detection device configured to output vibration signals indicative of vibration levels of the driven member. The system also includes a controller including at least one processor. The controller is arranged to (i) determine that a vibration signal output by the vibration detection device satisfies a threshold condition and (ii) based at least on the determination that the vibration signal satisfies the threshold condition, trigger a mechanical disconnection of the driven member from the driving member by a mechanical disconnect device.

Engine accessory disconnect system

The disclosure provides in one embodiment an electrical conductor pathway system for diverting an electric charge. The electrical conductor pathway system includes a substrate having a first surface to be printed on and having one or more grounding points. The electrical conductor pathway system further includes a direct write conductive material pattern printed directly onto the first surface via a direct write printing process. The direct write conductive material pattern forms one or more electrical pathways interconnected with the one or more grounding points. The one or more electrical pathways interconnected with the one or more grounding points divert the electric charge from the first surface to the one or more grounding points.

Electrical conductor pathway system and method of making the same

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Everett, WA, United States of America

Victoria L Garcia