Receivers and methods for forming such receivers

US2016354845A1 · US · A1

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Publication numberUS-2016354845-A1
Application numberUS-201514728785-A
CountryUS
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Filing dateJun 2, 2015
Priority dateJun 2, 2015
Publication dateDec 8, 2016
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A receiver ( 130 ) comprises an interior space ( 136 ) comprising a longitudinal central axis ( 112 ) and a receiving end ( 138 ), a first set ( 117 ) of first structures ( 120 a ), and a second set ( 119 ) of second structures ( 120 b ). The first set ( 117 ) of the first structures ( 120 a ) is positioned closer to the receiving end ( 138 ) of the interior space ( 136 ) than the second set ( 119 ) of the second structures ( 120 b ). The first set ( 117 ) of the first structures ( 120 a ) has a first axial compliance coefficient along the longitudinal central axis ( 112 ) of the interior space ( 136 ). The second set ( 119 ) of the second structures ( 120 b ) has a second axial compliance coefficient along the longitudinal central axis ( 112 ) of the interior space ( 136 ), such that the first axial compliance coefficient is greater than the second axial compliance coefficient.

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A receiver ( 130 ) comprising: an interior space ( 136 ) comprising a longitudinal central axis ( 112 ) and a receiving end ( 138 ); a first set ( 117 ) of first structures ( 120 a ); and a second set ( 119 ) of second structures ( 120 b ), wherein: the first structures ( 120 a ) extend within the interior space ( 136 ) of the receiver ( 130 ) in a direction normal to the longitudinal central axis ( 112 ) of the interior space ( 136 ); the second structures ( 120 b ) extend within the interior space ( 136 ) of the receiver ( 130 ) in a direction normal to the longitudinal central axis ( 112 ) of the interior space ( 136 ); the first set ( 117 ) of the first structures ( 120 a ) and the second set ( 119 ) of the second structures ( 120 b ) are each half as long along the longitudinal central axis ( 112 ) of the receiver ( 130 ) as the interior space ( 136 ); the first set ( 117 ) of the first structures ( 120 a ) and the second set ( 119 ) of the second structures ( 120 b ) do not overlap along the longitudinal central axis ( 112 ) of the receiver ( 130 ); the first set ( 117 ) of the first structures ( 120 a ) is positioned closer to the receiving end ( 138 ) of the interior space ( 136 ) than the second set ( 119 ) of the second structures ( 120 b ); the first set ( 117 ) of the first structures ( 120 a ) has a first axial compliance coefficient along the longitudinal central axis ( 112 ) of the interior space ( 136 ); the second set ( 119 ) of the second structures ( 120 b ) has a second axial compliance coefficient along the longitudinal central axis ( 112 ) of the interior space ( 136 ); and the first axial compliance coefficient of the first set ( 117 ) of the first structures ( 120 a ) is greater than the second axial compliance coefficient of the second set ( 119 ) of the second structures ( 120 b ). 2 . The receiver ( 130 ) of claim 1 , wherein the first set ( 117 ) of the first structures ( 120 a ) and the second set ( 119 ) of the second structures ( 120 b ) are indirectly connected together. 3 . The receiver ( 130 ) of claim 2 , wherein: the first structures ( 120 a ) are indirectly connected together; and the second structures ( 120 b ) are indirectly connected together. 4 . The receiver ( 130 ) of claim 1 , wherein the first set ( 117 ) of the first structures ( 120 a ) and the second set ( 119 ) of the second structures ( 120 b ) are indirectly diffusion bonded together. 5 . The receiver ( 130 ) of claim 4 , wherein: the first structures ( 120 a ) are indirectly diffusion bonded together; and the second structures ( 120 b ) are indirectly diffusion bonded together. 6 . The receiver ( 130 ) of claim 1 , wherein: at least one of the first structures ( 120 a ) is made of a first material; at least one of the second structures ( 120 b ) is made of a second material; and the first material is identical to the second material. 7 . The receiver ( 130 ) of claim 6 , wherein: at least another one of the first structures ( 120 a ) is made of a third material; at least another one of the second structures ( 120 b ) is made of a fourth material; the first material is different from the third material; and the second material is different from the fourth material. 8 . The receiver ( 130 ) of claim 1 , wherein: at least one of the first structures ( 120 a ) is made of a first material; at least one of the second structures ( 120 b ) is made of a second material; and the first material is different from the second material. 9 . The receiver ( 130 ) of claim 8 , wherein: at least another one of the first structures ( 120 a ) is made of a third material; at least another one of the second structures ( 120 b ) is made of a fourth material; the first material is identical to the third material; and the second material is identical to the fourth material. 10 . The receiver ( 130 ) of claim 1 , wherein: the first structures ( 120 a ) have a first combined average width measured along the longitudinal central axis ( 112 ) of the receiver ( 130 ); the second structures ( 120 b ) have a second combined average width measured along the longitudinal central axis ( 112 ) of the receiver ( 130 ); and the first combined average width is identical to the second combined average width. 11 . The receiver ( 130 ) of claim 1 , wherein: the first structures ( 120 a ) have a first combined average width measured along the longitudinal central axis ( 112 ) of the receiver ( 130 ); the second structures ( 120 b ) have a second combined average width measured along the longitudinal central axis ( 112 ) of the receiver ( 130 ); and the first combined average width is different from the second combined average width. 12 . (canceled) 13 . The receiver ( 130 ) of claim 1 , wherein: the first structures ( 120 a ) have a first combined length measured perpendicular to the longitudinal central axis ( 112 ) of the receiver ( 130 ); the second structures ( 120 b ) have a second combined length measured perpendicular to the longitudinal central axis ( 112 ) of the receiver ( 130 ); and the first combined length is identical to the second combined length. 14 . The receiver ( 130 ) of claim 1 , wherein: the first structures ( 120 a ) have a first combined length measured perpendicular to the longitudinal central axis ( 112 ) of the receiver ( 130 ); the second structures ( 120 b ) have a second combined length measured perpendicular to the longitudinal central axis ( 112 ) of the receiver ( 130 ); and the first combined length is different from the second combined length. 15 . (canceled) 16 . The receiver ( 130 ) of claim 1 , wherein: the first structures ( 120 a ) have a first combined camber angle; the second structures ( 120 b ) have a second combined camber angle; and the first combined camber angle is identical to the second combined camber angle. 17 . The receiver ( 130 ) of claim 1 , wherein: the first structures ( 120 a ) have a first combined camber angle; the second structures ( 120 b ) have a second combined camber angle; and the first combined camber angle is different from the second combined camber angle. 18 . (canceled) 19 . A receiver ( 130 ) comprising: an interior space ( 136 ) comprising a longitudinal central axis ( 112 ) and a receiving end ( 138 ); a first set ( 117 ) of first structures ( 120 a ); and a second set ( 119 ) of second structures ( 120 b ), wherein: the first structures ( 120 a ) extend within the interior space ( 136 ) of the receiver ( 130 ) in a direction normal to the longitudinal central axis ( 112 ) of the interior space ( 136 ); the second structures ( 120 b ) extend within the interior space ( 136 ) of the receiver ( 130 ) in a direction normal to the longitudinal central axis ( 112 ) of the interior space ( 136 ); and the first set ( 117 ) of the first structures ( 120 a ) and the second set ( 119 ) of the second structures ( 120 b ) are indirectly connected together. 20 - 35 . (canceled) 36 . A method of forming a receiver ( 130 ), the method comprising: arranging first structures ( 120 a ) in a first set ( 117 ) and second structures ( 120 b ) in a second set ( 119 ) such that the first structures ( 120 a ) and the second structures ( 120 b ) extend within an interior space ( 136 ) of the receiver ( 130 ) in a direction normal to a longitudinal central axis ( 112 ) o

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What does patent US2016354845A1 cover?
A receiver ( 130 ) comprises an interior space ( 136 ) comprising a longitudinal central axis ( 112 ) and a receiving end ( 138 ), a first set ( 117 ) of first structures ( 120 a ), and a second set ( 119 ) of second structures ( 120 b ). The first set ( 117 ) of the first structures ( 120 a ) is positioned closer to the receiving end ( 138 ) of the interior space ( 136 ) than the second …
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Boeing Co
What technology area does this patent fall under?
Primary CPC classification B23B31/1177. Mapped technology areas include Operations & Transport.
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Publication date Thu Dec 08 2016 00:00:00 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time) (A1). Legal status and post-grant events are not shown on this page.
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