Turbojet engine blade, in particular a guide blade, and turbojet engine receiving such blades
A turbojet and blade technology, applied in engine manufacturing, engine components, engine functions, etc., can solve the problems of complex implementation and the need for assembly tools
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[0020] refer to figure 1 with 2 , wherein the illustrated blade 1 is a guide vane for extending behind the fan of a turbojet. In this embodiment, the blade 1 has a leading edge 2 in the form of a one-piece elongated structure. The blade 1 also has a trailing edge 3 which is likewise in the form of a one-piece elongated structure.
[0021] The leading edge 2 and the trailing edge 3 are cut out of a segment member obtained by pultrusion, preferably with fibers placed obliquely (the so-called “pullbraiding” method). The segment member has fibers (eg, carbon fibers) arranged substantially along a longitudinal axis so as to form an elongated body. Ideally, substantially 80% of the fibers are arranged along the longitudinal axis X of the leading edge and along the longitudinal axis Y of the trailing edge, while 20% of the fibers are arranged at an inclination of about 60 degrees relative to the longitudinal axis. Such proportions and this arrangement of fibers are given by way o...
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