Pinion of a turbine engine shaft having a web comprising a cross-linked structure
A cross-linked structure, pinion technology, applied in turbines, machines/engines, gas turbine installations, etc., can solve problems such as increased wind resistance loss, insufficient quality, and reduced pinion performance
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[0051]The following description relates to an example of a pinion suitable for use in a gear train of a reduction gearbox of a helicopter turbine engine. It will be appreciated that the pinion of the invention can be used with the same advantages for any gear to be mated with a turbine shaft.
[0052] In all the following descriptions, similar elements shown on the drawings are designated with the same reference numerals.
[0053] The structure of the turbine engine
[0054] figure 1 A helicopter turbine engine 10 is shown. The rotor (not shown) of the helicopter is driven by the free turbine 14 through a reduction gearbox, which in figure 1 is schematically marked with reference numeral 19 . The turbine engine 10 includes a compressor 11 , a combustor 12 , a coupled turbine 13 and a free turbine 14 . Trapped turbine 13 is coupled to compressor 11 by shaft 20 . A free turbine 14 is attached to a turbine shaft 15 . In a known manner, the turbine converts the energy relea...
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