Aircraft pylon and aircraft
US-9499274-B2 · Nov 22, 2016 · US
US2016207631A1 · US · A1
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Publication number | US-2016207631-A1 |
| Application number | US-201514600946-A |
| Country | US |
| Kind code | A1 |
| Filing date | Jan 20, 2015 |
| Priority date | Jan 20, 2015 |
| Publication date | Jul 21, 2016 |
| Grant date | — |
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An aircraft is provided that includes a wing and a pusher fan engine. The pusher fan engine is configured in the wing.
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What is claimed is: 1 . An aircraft, comprising: a wing; and a pusher fan engine configured in the wing. 2 . The aircraft of claim 1 , wherein the pusher fan engine has a generally mid-wing configuration. 3 . The aircraft of claim 1 , wherein the pusher fan engine includes a nacelle, and the wing intersects the nacelle. 4 . The aircraft of claim 1 , further comprising an inlet duct extending within the wing to a core of the pusher fan engine. 5 . The aircraft of claim 4 , wherein the inlet duct extends from an inlet arranged at a side of the wing. 6 . The aircraft of claim 5 , wherein the side is a suction side of the wing. 7 . The aircraft of claim 5 , further comprising a splitter configured between the side and the inlet, the splitter adapted to at least partially divert wing boundary layer air away from the inlet. 8 . The aircraft of claim 1 , wherein the pusher fan engine includes a core generally aligned with the wing. 9 . The aircraft of claim 1 , wherein the wing includes a pair of ribs; and the pusher fan engine includes a core and a fan casing, the core is disposed spanwise between the ribs, and the fan casing is mounted to the ribs. 10 . The aircraft of claim 9 , wherein the pusher fan engine includes one or more guide vanes structurally tying the core with the fan casing. 11 . The aircraft of claim 1 , wherein the pusher fan engine is disposed adjacent a trailing edge of the wing. 12 . The aircraft of claim 1 , wherein the pusher fan engine is configured as a geared pusher fan engine. 13 . The aircraft of claim 1 , wherein the pusher fan engine includes a fan rotor, a turbine rotor and a gear train connecting the turbine rotor with the fan rotor. 14 . The aircraft of claim 13 , wherein the turbine rotor is a free turbine rotor. 15 . The aircraft of claim 1 , wherein the pusher fan engine includes a fan rotor and a core axially forward of the fan rotor. 16 . The aircraft of claim 16 , wherein an axis of rotation of the fan rotor is non-coaxial with an axis of rotation of the core. 17 . An aircraft, comprising: a wing; and a pusher fan engine including a fan rotor and a nacelle housing the fan rotor; wherein the wing intersects the nacelle. 18 . The aircraft of claim 17 , further comprising an inlet duct extending within the wing to a core of the pusher fan engine, wherein the inlet duct extends at least from an inlet arranged at a side of the wing. 19 . A pusher fan engine for arranging with a wing of an aircraft, comprising: a core; a pusher fan rotor downstream of the core; and a nacelle housing the pusher fan rotor; wherein the nacelle is configured to be mounted to and integrated with the wing. 20 . The pusher fan engine of claim 19 , wherein the nacelle is configured to be intersected by the wing.
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