Engine attachment system for an aircraft engine
US-2020331619-A1 · Oct 22, 2020 · US
US12404032B2 · US · B2
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Publication number | US-12404032-B2 |
| Application number | US-202418905523-A |
| Country | US |
| Kind code | B2 |
| Filing date | Oct 3, 2024 |
| Priority date | Oct 6, 2023 |
| Publication date | Sep 2, 2025 |
| Grant date | Sep 2, 2025 |
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An aircraft comprising at least one engine attachment system connecting a primary structure of a pylon and a motor, having a right-hand interface connected to the right-hand lateral face of the primary structure, a left-hand interface connected to the left-hand lateral face of the primary structure, first and second shackles connecting the right-hand and left-hand interfaces to the motor by virtue of engine connection pins and interface connection pins, a right-hand emergency connection pin cooperating with the right-hand interface and the motor, and a left-hand emergency connection pin cooperating with the left-hand interface and the motor.
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The invention claimed is: 1. An aircraft comprising: a motor, a primary structure of a pylon and an engine attachment system connecting the primary structure and the motor, said primary structure having a lower face and right-hand and left-hand lateral faces positioned on either side of a vertical median plane (PMV), the engine attachment system comprising: an L-shaped shackle, positioned in a transverse plane, which has first and second ends and an intermediate zone, a first engine connection pin connecting the first end of the first shackle and the motor, a second shackle, positioned in a transverse plane, which has first and second ends, a second engine connection pin connecting the first end of the second shackle and the motor, a right-hand interface connected to the right-hand lateral face of the primary structure, a left-hand interface connected to the left-hand lateral face of the primary structure, a first interface connection pin connecting the second end of the first shackle and a first interface among the right-hand and left-hand interfaces, a second interface connection pin connecting the intermediate zone of the first shackle and the first interface, a third interface connection pin connecting the second end of the second shackle and a second interface, which is different from the first interface, among the right-hand and left-hand interfaces, a right-hand emergency connection pin cooperating with the right-hand interface and the motor, a left-hand emergency connection pin cooperating with the left-hand interface and the motor, wherein each right-hand or left-hand interface comprises front and rear arms positioned in transverse planes, parallel to each other and slightly spaced apart, and a right-hand or left-hand base connecting the front and rear arms, said right-hand or left-hand base being connected to the primary structure by a connection element. 2. The aircraft as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the first, second and third interface connection pins are situated at a lower plane passing through the lower face of the primary structure or offset upward with respect to this lower plane. 3. The aircraft as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the first interface among the right-hand and left-hand interfaces comprises, for each of the first and second interface connection pins, a through-orifice, which houses the first or second interface connection pin, dimensioned such that the first or second interface connection pin is immobile in translation, in a transverse plane, with respect to the first interface, and wherein the second interface among the right-hand and left-hand interfaces comprises a through-orifice, which houses the third interface connection pin, dimensioned such that the third interface connection pin is immobile in translation, in a transverse plane, with respect to the second interface. 4. The aircraft as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the engine attachment system comprises a reinforcing bracket having a first wall pressed against one of the front and rear arms of the right-hand and left-hand interfaces and a second wall pressed against the right-hand or left-hand lateral face of the primary structure and connected to the primary structure by a connection element; the first wall having, for each of the first, second and third interface connection pins that passes through it, a through-orifice dimensioned such that the first, second or third interface connection pin is immobile in translation, in a transverse plane, with respect to the first wall. 5. The aircraft as claimed in claim 4 , wherein, for each right-hand and left-hand interface, the engine attachment system comprises: a front reinforcing bracket, positioned at the front of the right-hand or left-hand interface, having a first wall pressed against the front arm of the right-hand or left-hand interface and a second wall pressed against the right-hand or left-hand lateral face of the primary structure, and a rear reinforcing bracket, positioned at the rear of the right-hand or left-hand interface, having a first wall pressed against the rear arm of the right-hand or left-hand interface and a second wall pressed against the right-hand or left-hand lateral face of the primary structure. 6. The aircraft as claimed in claim 1 , wherein each front and rear arm of each right-hand and left-hand interface comprises a side oriented toward the motor and an extension positioned at said side and offset toward the motor with respect to a remainder of said side, said extension having a through-orifice that houses the right-hand or left-hand emergency connection pin. 7. The aircraft as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the motor comprises, for each right-hand or left-hand emergency connection pin, a transverse flange positioned at least partially between the front and rear arms of the corresponding right-hand or left-hand interface, said transverse flange having a through-orifice that houses the right-hand or left-hand emergency connection pin. 8. The aircraft as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the motor comprises, for the first engine connection pin, a first clevis that has two arms between which the first shackle is positioned and, for the second engine connection pin, a second clevis that has two arms between which the second shackle is positioned. 9. The aircraft as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the engine attachment system comprises, for each right-hand or left-hand emergency connection pin, a clearance between the right-hand or left-hand emergency connection pin and one element among the motor and the right-hand or left-hand interface. 10. The aircraft as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the motor comprises, for each of the first and second engine connection pins, a through-orifice, which houses the first or second engine connection pin, dimensioned such that each of the first and second engine connection pins is immobile in translation, in a transverse plane, with respect to the motor.
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