A conductive tube and clamping assembly secure individual shielded conductors, easing installation while maintaining full-circumference EMI contact.
Heated coolant brings a subset of HTPEM fuel cell stacks to operating temperature first, cutting aircraft battery load and start-up time.
Integrated coolant ducts and heat shielding let a polymer fuel cell manifold cut weight and space while resisting external thermal loads.
A polymer manifold integrates coolant ducts and heat shielding to cut fuel cell weight while protecting fuel lines from external heat.
Using the turbofan fan and gearbox for windmilling power, this case delivers dual-voltage backup electricity without ram air turbine weight and drag.
An APU pod generates electricity from fuel to supplement onboard batteries, extending electric aircraft range without oversized battery packs.
A modular cable and connector layout lets operators power mixed-voltage DC loads from varied sources without programming while improving heat dissipation.
Waste heat from dual fuel-cell cooling loops reheats anti-icing liquid, cutting power demand and preserving protection if one cell fails.
A rotary solenoid and helical guide rail replace wear-prone toggle linkages, cutting unlock force and improving actuator release reliability.
Multiple engine spools and intelligent controllers share power across propulsion and aircraft loads to improve fuel efficiency and flight performance.
Expanding pressurized hydrogen cools cabin air and generates power, cutting aircraft ECS fuel burn and reducing pack weight.
A recirculating hydrogen loop uses stored fuel chill and fuel cell waste heat to cut thermal losses, weight, and volume in aircraft power systems.
Cold stored hydrogen is recirculated and mixed with used fuel to recover heat, cutting heating losses in hybrid fuel cell turbine systems.
A helical guide rail and pin release cuts unlocking force and linkage wear, enabling compact, reliable RAT actuator deployment.
Multi-gas sensing tracks fuel cell exhaust composition to detect leakage and carbon deposition before turbine performance is affected.
Colliding oil passages create a flattened jet that resists roller wind, maintains oil delivery, and cools the power roller without a larger pump.