Self-lubricated thrust bearing for a hinged aircraft wing
A bearing and wing technology, applied in the field of thrust bearings for articulated wings, can solve the problems of thrust bearings prone to wear, wing bottom 102 mismatch, excessive axial movement, etc.
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[0030] Such as figure 1 As shown, an aircraft suitable for use in connection with the present disclosure is indicated generally at 100 . Aircraft 100 includes wings 102 secured to a fuselage 101 . Wing 102 also includes articulated aircraft wingtips 103, 103' (hereinafter "wingtips 103, 103'"). Wing tips 103 , 103 ′ are pivotally mounted on wing 102 by hinges 104 . in, figure 1 The element numbers 103 and 103' in are used to denote the minimum and maximum extended and flexed states of the wingtips 103, 103', respectively. As used herein, the term "wing tip" generally refers to an attachment configured to vary lift, and / or what is generally considered a wing tip by those skilled in the relevant art.
[0031] Hinge 104 comprises bearing 10, and it is for example with figure 2 The thrust bearing shown is similar to thrust bearing 10 . Such as Figure 2 to Figure 7 As shown, the bearing 10 includes an outer member 12 , an inner member 14 , a lubricating bushing 30 (eg, a...
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