High lift system, aircraft, and method for moving high lift surface relative to wing
An aircraft and wing technology, applied in the field of increased lift systems, to achieve the effects of reducing risk, reducing system complexity, and increasing safety
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[0034] Figure 1a to Figure 1f A part of a first exemplary embodiment of the high lift system 2 is shown schematically. Here, an increased lift surface 4 is shown, to which the first main drive station 6 , the second main drive station 8 , the first primary unit 10 and the second secondary unit 12 are coupled.
[0035] Each of the two main drive stations 6 and 8 includes a geared rotary actuator 14 coupled to a main rod 16 . The geared rotary actuator 14 includes a shaft connection 18 coupled to a transmission shaft 20 driven by a drive unit. The drive unit may be a central drive unit located at a clear distance with respect to the arrangement shown, or it may be a separate drive unit 22 indicated with dashed lines between the primary unit 10 and the second secondary unit 12 .
[0036] By driving the propeller shaft 20 , a torque is provided to the geared rotary actuator 14 which is translated into an extension or retraction movement of the main rod 16 . Thus, by driving the...
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