WO2007076755A1 - Luftfahrzeugtür-anordnung sowie luftfahrzeugrumpf mit einer derartigen luftfahrzeugtür-anordnung - Google Patents
Luftfahrzeugtür-anordnung sowie luftfahrzeugrumpf mit einer derartigen luftfahrzeugtür-anordnung Download PDFInfo
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B64—AIRCRAFT; AVIATION; COSMONAUTICS
- B64C—AEROPLANES; HELICOPTERS
- B64C1/00—Fuselages; Constructional features common to fuselages, wings, stabilising surfaces or the like
- B64C1/14—Windows; Doors; Hatch covers or access panels; Surrounding frame structures; Canopies; Windscreens accessories therefor, e.g. pressure sensors, water deflectors, hinges, seals, handles, latches, windscreen wipers
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- B64C1/1423—Passenger doors
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- B64C1/00—Fuselages; Constructional features common to fuselages, wings, stabilising surfaces or the like
- B64C1/14—Windows; Doors; Hatch covers or access panels; Surrounding frame structures; Canopies; Windscreens accessories therefor, e.g. pressure sensors, water deflectors, hinges, seals, handles, latches, windscreen wipers
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- the present invention relates to an aircraft door arrangement of an aircraft, which has a fuselage with a door opening which is surrounded by a door frame, comprising an aircraft door, in particular a passenger door, which can be attached in the door frame. Furthermore, the invention relates to an aircraft fuselage with such an aircraft door assembly.
- This known aircraft door arrangement has a hull 200 with a door opening which is surrounded by a door frame 202, and an aircraft door 204, in particular a passenger door, which can be mounted in the door frame 202.
- the aircraft door 204 has a door structure with an outer skin 206.
- the aircraft door 204 can be raised from an interlocked closed position into an unlocked closed position and can be pivoted therefrom into an open position located outside the door frame 202 and the fuselage 200.
- the stroke direction is indicated in FIG. 6 by an arrow 205.
- the aircraft door 204 starting from the open position, can be pivoted back into the unlocked closed position and lowered from there back into the locked closed position.
- a door gap 208 (shown hatched in FIG. 6) is provided between the door frame 202 and an upper door edge 210.
- This door gap 208 defines a space for lifting and Lowering the aircraft door 204.
- the aircraft door 204 has on its outer side and on a door edge region associated with the door frame 202, a door gap cover member 212 which is placed on the outer skin 206 and fixedly connected thereto.
- the door gap cover member 212 extends in the locked closed position of the aircraft door 204 across the door gap 208 on the outside of the hull 200 and covers the door gap 208 from.
- the upper and lower edge of the door gap cover element 212 rests on the outside of the fuselage 200, so that in each case an aerodynamically unfavorable edge 214 is formed, which also leads to undesired noise during flight.
- the door gap cover member 212 is also designed flexurally elastic, so that it engages tightly and firmly against the outer skin of the fuselage 200 in the locked closed position. Therefore, when lifting and lowering the aircraft door 204, the surface protection of the fuselage outer surface is often damaged since the upper edge 216 of the door gap covering member 212 rubs against the outside of the fuselage 200.
- the invention is based on the object or the technical problem of creating an aircraft door arrangement which avoids the disadvantages inherent in the prior art as much as possible, has improved aerodynamic properties and closes the door gap reliably and without damaging the surface protection of the fuselage exterior. Furthermore, an aircraft fuselage is to be provided with such an aircraft door arrangement.
- This aircraft door assembly of an aircraft having a fuselage with a door opening surrounded by a door frame comprises an aircraft door mountable in the door frame, in particular a passenger door, having a door structure with an outer skin; this aircraft door can be raised (or lowered) starting from a locked closed position into an unlocked and ready-to-open closed position and from there into an opening position located outside the door frame and the fuselage; Furthermore, the aircraft door is pivotally starting from the open position back into the unlocked closed position and from there into the locked closed position lowered (or liftable); in the locked closed position there is a door gap between the door frame and a door edge which defines a space for raising and lowering the door; the aircraft door has, on its outer side and on a door edge region associated with the door frame, a door gap cover element which, in the locked closed position, extends beyond the door gap to the outside of the aircraft fuselage and covers the door gap; the door gap cover member is movably attached to the door structure relative to the outside of the outer skin.
- the door gap cover element can be moved independently of the door. This makes it possible, before the door is raised to the unlocked closed position, the door gap cover to move away from the door and the system on the aircraft fuselage (or its door frame) and vice versa, the door gap cover again to the door and the The aircraft fuselage (or its door frame) create when the door is already in the locked closed position.
- the door gap covering element can also be moved away from the door and the installation on the aircraft fuselage (or its door frame), while the door is already unlocked from the locked closed position into the one
- Door gap cover can be applied again to the door and the aircraft fuselage (or its door frame), while the door is lowered from the unlocked closed position to the locked closed position or while the door is locked.
- the respective start times of the movement of the door-gap covering element must be precisely matched to the respective door sequence and the start and end times of the raising, lowering or unlocking, locking.
- This aircraft fuselage which is provided in particular with a pressurized cabin, comprises an aircraft door arrangement according to one of claims 1 to 22.
- the aircraft fuselage according to the invention is preferably designed as the fuselage of an airfoil aircraft, in particular of a passenger aircraft.
- the aircraft fuselage according to the invention may also be designed as the fuselage of a rotary-wing aircraft, in particular a helicopter.
- Fig. 1 is a schematic longitudinal sectional view through a in a first
- Fig. 2 is a schematic longitudinal sectional view of the aircraft door assembly of the invention of Fig. 1 in a second condition;
- Fig. 3 is a schematic plan view of the invention
- FIG. 4 shows a schematic, perspective plan view of the aircraft door arrangement according to the invention from FIGS. 1 to 3 in a viewing direction corresponding to the arrow III in FIG. 1, with further details;
- FIG. 5 shows a schematic longitudinal sectional view through an aircraft door arrangement according to the invention in accordance with a second embodiment
- FIG. 6 is a schematic longitudinal sectional view through an aircraft door
- FIG. 1 shows a schematic longitudinal sectional view through an aircraft door arrangement according to the invention in a first state according to a first embodiment.
- This aircraft door arrangement is in the present example part of a pressurized cabin fuselage 2 of an aircraft wing.
- the hull 2 has a door opening into the pressure cabin, which is surrounded by a door frame 4.
- the aircraft door arrangement has an aircraft door 6 (hereafter referred to as door 6) configured as a passenger door and a so-called plug-in door, which can be mounted in or on the door frame 4.
- the door 6 has a door structure with reinforcing elements and an outer skin 8.
- the door 6 is provided with a circumferential seal 10 with which the door 6 can be sealed against a bearing surface 12 of the door frame 4 and thus with respect to the interior of the pressure cabin.
- the stroke direction of the door 6 is marked with an arrow 14.
- the door 6 is then pivotable in an open position located outside the door frame 4 and the fuselage 2.
- the door 6, starting from the open position is pivotable back into the unlocked closed position and from there can be lowered back into the locked closed position.
- the door height is designed in relation to the clear inner height of the door frame 4 such that in the locked closed position, a door gap 16 between the door frame 4 and an upper edge of the door 6a is present.
- the door gap 16 which is hatched in the drawing, defines a space for raising and lowering the door 6.
- the door 6 has on its outer side and on a door edge region assigned to the door frame 4 a movable door gap cover element 18, which projects across the door gap 16 in the locked closed position shown in FIG the outside of the fuselage 2 or its door frame 4 extends and covers the door gap 16.
- the door gap cover member 18 is in a first Abdeckelement- position P1.
- the width of the door gap covering element 18 corresponds suitably at least the width of the door 6 or its door gap 16.
- the height direction of the door 6 or the door gap 16 measured length L of the door gap covering element 18 is larger than the door gap height H s.
- the ratio Hs / L of the door gap height Hs to the length L of the door gap cover element 18 is preferably in a range from 1:10 to 1: 1, 1, in particular 1:10 to 1: 5, in particular 1: 6 to 1: 3, 5th In the present case, the ratio Hs / L is approximately 1: 3, wherein only the approximately upper third of the door gap cover element 18 extends over the door gap 16.
- the movable door gap cover element 18 is plate-shaped.
- a material for the door gap cover 18 are particularly light metal plates, for example of an aluminum alloy, or fiber composite panels, the latter may have both a monolithic and a sandwich-like structure.
- the plate-shaped door gap cover member 18 is slightly curved. This curvature is the curvature of the door 6 and the fuselage 2 adapted at this point. Since aircraft fuselages, in particular those equipped with pressurized cabins, have an approximately circular or even oval fuselage cross-section or fuselage sections with a correspondingly curved shape, the door 6 and its door-gap cover element 18 must consequently be adapted to this shape.
- Fig. 2 shows a schematic longitudinal sectional view of the aircraft door assembly according to the invention of Fig. 1 in a second state.
- this State is the movable door gap cover member 18 starting from the sketched in Fig. 1 first cover member position P1, in which the door 6 is in the locked closed position (first state), away from the outside of the outer skin 8 in a second Abdeckelement- Position P2 movable, so that the door 6 can then be raised to unlock.
- the movable door gap cover member 18 is then back to the outside of the outer skin 8 in the first cover Position P1 movable.
- the door 6 is then ready for locking or lowering.
- This mobility of the door gap cover element 18 is indicated in FIG. 2 by a double arrow 20.
- the aircraft door assembly according to the invention with an actuator for moving the movable Mosspalt- cover 18 is equipped.
- this actuator is at least partially disposed within the door structure and functionally coupled to a locking device for locking and unlocking the door 6.
- the locking device has a locking mechanism, of which in FIGS. 1 and 2, a shaft 22 can be seen.
- This functionally coupled with the locking device actuator moves the door gap cover member 18 before (or while) the raising or unlocking of the door 6 in the second Abdeckelement- position P1. Further, it moves the movable door gap cover member 18 after locking (or when locking) of the door 6 back into the first cover member position P1.
- the operation of the door gap cover member 18 can thus be controlled in accordance with the operation of the locking device and carried out synchronized with the operation of the locking device and the raising / lowering or unlocking / locking the door.
- the actuating device has at least one engaging on the movable Mosspalt- cover 18 actuator, with which the door gap cover 18 is movable.
- the at least one actuating element is designed as a pivot lever 24.
- the movable door gap cover member 18 is formed as a flap-like, about a pivot axis A relative to the outer side of the outer skin 8 pivotable element, as shown in Figs. 1 and 2 is clearly visible.
- the pivot axis A is in this case in the vicinity of the door gap 16 remote from the end of the door gap cover member 18, within the door structure and in the vicinity of the inside of the outer skin 8.
- the pivot axis A is formed in the present case by the axis of rotation of the shaft 22, the rotationally fixed with the Swing lever 24 is connected. In this example, therefore, a part of the locking device simultaneously forms part of the actuating device.
- the pivot lever 24 is angled in a stepped manner, with a first pivot lever section 24a extending in the state shown in FIG. 1 along the inside of the outer skin 8.
- a subsequent to the first pivot lever portion 24a second pivot lever portion 24b is angled in Fig. 1 to the left to the Schospalt- cover 18 out and passes through a provided in the outer skin 8 through opening 26 through the outer skin 8 therethrough.
- the protruding from the outer skin 8 part of the second pivot lever portion 24b extends to the movable door gap cover member 18.
- the actuator extends from the inside of the door 6 forth through the passage opening 26 in the outer skin 8 therethrough to the movable Mosspalt- Cover element 18.
- the pivot lever 24 thus formed is fixedly connected to the door gap cover element 18 in the region of the second and third pivot lever section 24b, 24c.
- the pivot lever 24 forms at the same time a support or support structure which carries and holds the door gap cover member 18.
- the pivot lever 24 and door gap cover 18 may be formed either as a unit or integrally formed (integral construction) or else by the combination of two or more separate components (differential construction).
- the outside of the movable door gap cover member 18 in the locked closed position of the door 6 and in the first cover element position P1 is flush with the ideal outer contour or desired outer contour of the fuselage 2 and the outer contour or desired outer contour of the door 6.
- the fuselage 2 or its door frame 4 has on its outer side a recess 28, in which in the locked closed position of the door 6 and in the first cover element position P1 of the door frame 4 associated upper edge portion 18b of the movable door gap - Cover member 18 is flush with the desired outer contour of the fuselage 2 positionable.
- this indentation 28 is formed by a stepped edge of the door frame 4. Between the underside of the edge region 18b and a bottom or a portion of the indentation 28, which faces this edge region 18b, an intermediate element (not shown) may be arranged.
- This intermediate element is e.g. to be attached to the door gap cover member 18 or on the indentation 28. It can e.g. as a spacer, as a damping element when applying the door gap cover member 18 to the fuselage 2 or indentation 28 or as a seal for sealing the - albeit small - gap between the upper edge 18a of the Mosspalt- cover member 18 and the fuselage 2 and whose door frame 4 serve.
- the aircraft door arrangement When looking at the aircraft door arrangement according to the invention in the longitudinal section of the door 6 shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, it can be seen that the aircraft door arrangement has a door edge region 6b associated with the door gap 16, in which the outer skin 8 relative to the predetermined target outer contour of the door 6 or relative to a predetermined in the region of the door 6 desired outer contour of the fuselage 2 to the inside of the door offset, angled or deformed. And the movable door gap cover member 18 is disposed above this inwardly offset door edge portion 6b.
- a relatively flat, in this case substantially wedge-shaped installation space 30 which extends in the direction of the door frame 4 extended and primarily serves to accommodate the movable Matspalt- cover 18.
- the ratio HE / D between the measured in the door thickness direction mean height HE of the installation space 30 and the thickness D of the door 6 in an upper, not the door edge region 6b comprehensive door portion, preferably in a range of 1: 12 to 1: 4, in particular 1 : 10 to 1: 6, in particular 1: 8 to 1: 5, in particular 1: 6 to 1: 4.
- the ratio HE / D is about 1: 8.5.
- the installation space 30 can basically be configured to be substantially completely filled by the movable door gap cover member 18 in the state shown in FIG. 1, it is preferable that in the first cover member position P1 between the inside of the door cover member 18 movable door gap cover member 18 and the outside of the located in the inwardly offset door edge portion 6 b areas of the outer skin 8 remains a gap 30 a.
- this intermediate space 30a extends in the present example, a part of the second pivot lever portion 24b and the third pivot lever portion 24c. In this way, the pivot lever 24 can exercise the support or support function described above, and the
- Edge region 18c of the movable door gap cover member 18 and an adjacent to this edge region 18c region of the outer skin 8 is a wedge-shaped Cladding element 32 is provided, which fills this portion of the installation space 30. In this way, the predetermined target outer contour of the door 6 is defined at this point.
- the door gap cover element 18 is aerodynamically clad at its lower edge 18c.
- the cladding element 32 may also extend partially below the door slit cover element 18 with its upper edge 32a facing the door slit cover element 18.
- the cladding element 32 can simultaneously act as a contact surface and / or sealing element for the lower edge region 18c of the door gap cover element 18.
- FIG. 3 which shows a schematic plan view of the aircraft door arrangement according to the invention of Fig. 1 and 2 in a viewing direction according to the arrow III in Fig. 1, further details of the aircraft door assembly according to the invention according to the first embodiment can be seen.
- Fig. 3 shows two spaced from each other in the width direction of the door 6 through holes 26, through each of which a pivot lever 24 of the actuator may extend therethrough.
- the actuator thus preferably has at least two in the width direction of the door 6 spaced-apart pivot lever 24, which also serve as support or support structure for the movable Mosspalt- cover 18.
- the two pivot levers 24 are interconnected by the common shaft 22 (see also Fig. 4). In particular, depending on the door width and a larger number of pivoting levers 24 may be provided.
- the aircraft door assembly has a sealing device which seals the passage opening 26 against the outside and / or the inside of the door 6.
- Aircraft with pressurized cabins are known to have one in flight operation and especially at higher altitudes Outside atmosphere higher cabin pressure. Thus, there is no pressure losses in the cabin and an undesirable noise at the through-holes 26, the said sealing means is thus provided.
- the sealing device is attached directly to the through-holes 26 in at least one embodiment of the invention, another solution is preferred for the embodiment according to FIGS. 1 to 3.
- FIG. 4 shows a schematic, perspective plan view of an upper portion of the aircraft door arrangement according to the invention of FIG. 1 to 3 in a viewing direction according to the arrow III in Fig. 1.
- the actuating device with its pivoting levers 24 is at least partially disposed in a pressure-tight space 34 provided inside the door structure, which is sealed at least against the inside of the door and thus also against the interior of the pressure cabin.
- a pressure-tight space 34 is provided for each pivot lever 24, in which at least the first pivot lever portion 24a and a part of the second pivot lever portion 24b are located.
- the pressure-tight space 34 is bounded by the outer skin 8, two adjacent frame segments 36 of the door structure and a cover 38 which closes the frame segments 36 towards the inside of the door.
- the shaft 22, which forms the common pivot axis A of the pivot lever 24, is in each case in an opening 36a in FIG the two adjacent bulkhead segments 36 stored.
- the right end of the shaft 22 protrudes from the pressure-tight space 34 and extends to the adjacent second pivot lever 24 and in its pressure-tight space 34 into it (not shown).
- the bearing of the shaft 22 or provided for the storage opening 36a in the frame segment 36 is to the outside of the sealed space (ie here to the cabin inside) sealed with sealing rings. Since, as already mentioned, the respective passage opening 26 opens into the pressure-tight space 34, in principle no further sealing device is required for the passage opening 26. However, it may of course be optional.
- this storage device may e.g. on the inside of a frame segment 36 or within a pot-like
- the movable door gap cover member 18 of the aircraft door assembly according to the invention in any operating position is surrounded on all sides by the prevailing outside of the fuselage 2 or outside the door 6 outside atmosphere. Even if the hull 2, as in this example, is equipped with a pressurized cabin, the movable door gap cover element 18 is thus never subjected to the cabin interior pressure, but only on all sides by the pressure of the ambient atmosphere. The Schospalt- cover 18 is therefore charged only relatively low and can therefore be very easily and yet stable and high-strength configured.
- FIG. 5 shows a schematic longitudinal sectional view through an aircraft door arrangement according to the invention in accordance with a second embodiment.
- the structure of the door 6 and the movable door gap cover member 18 largely corresponds to the first embodiment. Unlike these, however, it has no extending through the outer skin 8 pivoting lever, which are coupled to a pivot axis of the pivot lever forming shaft of the locking device.
- an independent pivot axis A outside the door 6 and above the outside of the Outer skin 8 is arranged.
- the movable Mosspalt- cover 18 is pivotable between the first and second cover member position.
- the actuator is disposed in an area (i.e., in the installation space 30) between the outer side of the outer skin 8 of the door 6 and an inner side of the movable door gap cover member 18 facing the outer skin 8.
- the actuator has at least one on the door 6 (here the outer skin 8 of the door 6) and the door gap cover 18 engaging actuator 40 which moves the Matspalt- cover 18.
- the actuator 40 may be e.g. to act a mechanical, magnetic, electrical, electro-mechanical, electromagnetic, electrostrictive, in particular piezoelectric, magnetostrictive, hydraulic or pneumatic actuator or a hybrid form of the aforementioned types of actuator.
- the actuator 40 may additionally be coupled to a transmission device as needed. In at least one embodiment, the actuator 40 may also act without contact.
- the embodiment according to FIG. 5 has the advantage that it requires no passage openings in the outer skin 8 and corresponding sealing devices for the actuating device.
- only energy supply lines, control and / or control and / or sensor lines to the actuator 40 and / or the door gap cover element 18 must be guided through the outer skin 8.
- these bushings contain no moving elements, so that the seal is easy to implement.
- the actuating device or its actuator 40 no longer has a mechanical coupling to the locking device or its locking mechanism, which controls the movement of the door gap cover element 18 with the
- the actuator 40 of the aircraft door assembly of FIG. 5 is coupled to a control device (not shown), which in turn is connected to the locking device and / or a suitable sensor which provides a door control signal indicative of the respective operating state of the vehicle Door 6 and its locking device represented. Based on this door control signal, the controller then provides to the actuator 40 a suitable actuator control signal.
- This actuator control signal ensures that the actuation of the actuator 40 and thus of the door gap cover element 18 is controlled as a function of the actuation of the locking device and synchronized with the actuation of the locking device and the raising or lowering of the door 6.
- the control device may either be completely integrated in the door 6 or may also be partially or completely, e.g. across an interface, outside the door 6, e.g. in or on a door frame area or at another suitable position in or on the fuselage 2.
- the door gap cover element 18 and / or its actuating device can be equipped with a sensor which supplies a state signal representing the operating state of the door gap cover element 18 or its actuator 40 to the control device.
- the control device in turn, can be equipped with at least one output line, via which the status signal and / or the door control signal can be supplied to a display device or an operating device, which can be e.g. is arranged on the door 6, on the door frame 4, a fuselage area or in the cockpit of the aircraft.
- Fig. 5 is particularly suitable for aircraft door arrangements in which the door control (unlocking, lifting, opening,
- Closing, lowering, locking) and the control of the actuator the door gap cover member 18 and a control of these components is carried out electrically or electronically.
- the aircraft door assembly according to the invention may assume other than the previously described embodiments.
- the movable Mosspalt- cover 18 may also have a plurality of juxtaposed, movable door gap-individual cover elements, which may also partially overlap in the first Abdeckelement- position P1.
- the pivot axis A of the movable door gap cover member 18 may also be positioned so that it lies within the outer skin 8. This is e.g. achievable in that the pivot axis A is arranged in corresponding indentations in the outer skin 8.
- the movable door gap cover member 18 has been moved only rotationally in the above-described preferred embodiments, it is also within the meaning of the invention possible to move the door gap cover member 18 only translationally or in a combination of a rotational and translational movement. For this purpose, appropriate kinematics are then provided accordingly.
- the door gap cover element 18 may also be functionally coupled to a lifting and lowering device of the door, if this lifting and lowering device is not already coupled per se with the locking device of the door.
- H E mean clear height of the installation space 30
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