WO2016150423A9 - Vorrichtung zur stabilisierung der triebwerks-einlaufströmung bei triebwerks-standläufen und/oder zur reduzierung von strömungsablösungen und druckschwankungen im triebwerkseintritt bei standläufen, vorrichtung zum unterstützen von standläufen für flugzeugtriebwerke sowie verwendung einer vorrichtung - Google Patents
Vorrichtung zur stabilisierung der triebwerks-einlaufströmung bei triebwerks-standläufen und/oder zur reduzierung von strömungsablösungen und druckschwankungen im triebwerkseintritt bei standläufen, vorrichtung zum unterstützen von standläufen für flugzeugtriebwerke sowie verwendung einer vorrichtung Download PDFInfo
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- the invention relates to a device for supporting stands for aircraft engines, for example in a walker device, a walker device and the use of a device for supporting stands of aircraft engines.
- the thrust generated by aircraft engines is generated by the fact that large amounts of air flow through the engine, the air being sucked in at the so-called engine intake.
- the air flows through the aircraft's relative speed in still ambient air exactly to the front of the engine and thus enters the engine in the axial direction.
- the inflow is in the shape of a valley into the engine intake, see FIG. 1.
- sink flows lead to an all-round, uniform inflow into the sink, in this case into the engine intake.
- the ground on which the aircraft stands during run-up also constitutes a boundary surface which leads to an asymmetrical engine inflow.
- DE 197 43 591 A1 US Pat. No. 5,377,534, EP 0 649 788 A1 and DE 103 37 372 A1 each disclose partially permeable surfaces below and partly also in front of the engine.
- the object is achieved by a device for aiding aircraft engine stands, stabilizing an intake flow into the engine, and / or reducing flow separation and pressure fluctuations in an engine intake, the device comprising a sub-half environmental component for the engine, wherein the device is characterized in that it has an upper half environment part for the engine.
- the device is a support device.
- Such support devices are used in walkie-talkies for engine testing, for example in the context of maintenance or repair of aircraft engines or as part of new aircraft deliveries.
- a "sub-divisional environment” is intended to be positioned at the axial elevation of the intake into the engine, in the lower half of the engine, and an engine has a central longitudinal axis, and the lower half of the engine is then assigned its circumference. insofar as the circumference in the absolute, geodetic height is not higher than the central axis of the engine.
- An environmental part of the assisting device is to be assigned to the lower half of the circumference, as a radial connection from the axis of the engine to the surrounding part intersects the engine in its lower half, in other words insofar as the environmental part is not higher than geodetically Central axis of the engine.
- the invention proposes in simple terms so now to surround the upper half of the engine with an environment part for the casserole.
- the engines can be applied from above or obliquely from the rear side wind from above with wind 80, since the wind in Connection of the protective device leads to a downward flow in the region of the engines, see Figure 3, and may even due to the flow separations and recirculation flows inside the device even strongly fluctuating and be subject to swirling.
- the arrangement of the supporting device to an engine will therefore be understood by those skilled in any case as a top half environment part, if not more than 80 °, 70 °, 60 °, 50 °, 45 °, 40 °, 30 °, 20 °, 10 ° or 0 °, plus / minus measured from the vertical upward above the central axis of the engine, are not surrounded by the supporting device, so remain free.
- the environmental parts of the device extend so far upwards that the slope traverses the vertical in a tangential sense.
- a sub-divisional environment may be present in the supporting device but need not be mandatory. Rather, there may already be a device according to the state of the art, which is able to safely surround the lower half of the engine. The invention may then be used simply by employing a further stand-alone device which only surrounds the top half of the engine, as acting in combination with the prior art in combination with the sub-half surround device. Obviously, easier handling results when a device has both a sub-half environmental part and an upper half environmental part.
- the supporting device may thus have, for example, a plurality of segments, for example three segments, four segments or more.
- the first aspect of the invention describes a device which, in the region of the engine intake, can completely or almost completely surround the engine in its upper half. As a result, all wind currents and turbulences acting largely radially on the engine intake can be well calmed.
- An environmental part may be designed completely or partially air-flow-tight.
- the largest possible part of the one environmental part but preferably the two environmental parts, designed to be open to air flow.
- a partially permeable surface has the advantage that the desired flow character in a casserole, namely the character of a sink flow, can largely be maintained, ie a uniform air intake can take place from any radial direction. Nevertheless, the semi-permeable surface ideally ensures the best possible equalization and calming of the incoming air. Even if this does not flow in a laminar manner in case of doubt, eddies can be dissolved in streams when a partially permeable surface flows through, with a suitable design.
- the air-flow-open ambient part may comprise a perforated plate and / or an expanded metal and / or a fabric.
- a preferred embodiment of the invention provides that a moving part is designed mechanically adjustable air flow.
- An air-flow-controllable design results, for example, when the opening, be it a single opening or a plurality of smaller openings, can be changed in its passage area or, for example, in the channel width.
- a structurally possible embodiment provides for two layers on the ambient part, of which at least one should be able to flow through air, wherein the two layers can be displaced or rotated axially, tangentially and / or along any direction in space, but preferably mirror-symmetrically or point-symmetrically ,
- the outer sleeve and the inner sleeve can be be rotated so that the radially completely open flow channels reduce or enlarge or at least extend the runnable for the air through the outer and inner sleeve through the engine or shorten.
- an environmental part has a plurality of non-radial channels, then, with proper design, the streamlines of the incoming air can best match the rotational motion of the turbine in the engine.
- a plurality of non-radial baffles are provided in the surrounding part, especially all with at least substantially identical angle to the radial.
- the supporting device can be produced, for example, in the shape of a cylinder jacket, in the shape of a polygon, in the form of polygonal segments, in closed form or in partially open form.
- the device may be displaced laterally and axially and thus placed around the engine.
- an environment part is segmented, including a segmentation into an upper half and a lower half below it, so that the surrounding part obviously and closable around the environment part, then can be manifold placement paths for the device around the engine around or away from the engine.
- a positive pressure fluid chamber may be a chamber that is inflatable with air or another gas having an internal pressure that is greater than the ambient pressure. This allows the chamber to be stabilized in shape.
- a liquid can also be introduced for stabilization.
- the shaping carrier may even consist of the pressurized fluid chamber. It is thus conceivable, for example, for the overpressure fluid chamber to have a ring shape or to form a ring shape in several parts, thereby imprinting, for example, a cylindrical shape on the supporting device.
- the carrier consists of the pressurized fluid chamber
- the supporting device can be made very easily - in terms of their mass. This has a cost-reducing effect on the equipment required for moving the device and makes it easier to maintain.
- a shaping carrier may comprise a rod, in particular a metal or fiber-material rod, which is encased by the overpressure fluid chamber.
- the sheathing does not completely surround the rod, but can only partially cover it.
- a padding of the hard shaping support structure is achieved, so that, for example, a collision on the supporting device and the outer skin of the aircraft does not lead to scratches or even structural damage.
- an environment part comprise a textile, in particular a woven fabric, scrim, knitted fabric, knitted fabric or fleece, to form a partially flowable surface.
- the stated object solves a stand device for supporting stands of aircraft engines, wherein the stand device characterized by the fact that they are a device such described above according to one of the first two aspects of the present invention for supporting the stands.
- the stand device has a bottom chamber for the device, with a drive for lowering the device into the bottom chamber and for lifting the device out of the bottom chamber.
- the device may be fully or partially anchored with more or less ground level elements within the bottom well such that an aircraft with its undercarriage can roll over it in the rest position of the device and drive the device out of the ground for operation and around the engine arranged around, for example, folded.
- the device consists of segments and these can be assembled around the engine, so that the device in rest position on the ground standing outside the landing gear area of the aircraft from the aircraft with the hull or at least with its wings rolled over can be, with the device is between the floor and the wing and the wings do not touch the device during the movement of the aircraft.
- such a device can for example have a collapsibility up to a maximum of 2.0 meters, a maximum of 1.5 meters or 1, 0 meters above the ground. If a bottom chamber is provided, then this is preferably designed so large that the entire device is movable into the bottom chamber and the bottom chamber has a roll-over cover.
- a translational drive, a pivoting drive and / or a rail drive are preferably provided.
- the device can be moved with its surrounding parts, for example, laterally and / or axially and placed in this way around the engine;
- a further alternative or cumulative possibility of the movement may be that the device can be pivoted on rollers about a laterally arranged substantially vertical axis from a parking position laterally of the aircraft wing to the engine in a rotational movement.
- a flow-through surface can also be provided in the frontal inflow to the engine.
- the stated output solves the use of a device as described above in a walker device, ie for placing around an engine inlet for stabilizing an engine inlet flow into the engine in engine stands and / or Reduction of flow separation and pressure fluctuations in an engine entrance during stand runs.
- a supporting device is at least largely arranged around the upper half of an engine.
- Figure 1 shows schematically in a longitudinal section an engine, which is at a
- FIG. 2 schematically shows a lateral view of a walkway device with an aircraft and a noise protection wall and with a downwardly directed flow generated thereby
- FIG. 3 shows, in a three-dimensional view, an aircraft with two engines and a wide variety of flow images in a walk-in facility
- FIG. 4 shows, in a spatial view, a stand-by device with laterally floating vortices, with FIGS. 1 to 4 representing the state of the art and the underlying technical problem,
- Figure 5 shows the engine and the device of Figure 4 in frontal view according to
- FIG. 7 a shows a walking device with a device according to the invention and a bottom chamber
- FIG. 7b shows the device from FIG. 7a in a lateral section, with a part of an engine in the operating position
- FIG. 7c shows an intermediate position
- FIG. 7d shows the intermediate position from FIG. 7c in a lateral view analogous to FIG.
- FIG. 8 shows an alternative stand-by device with a device and a bottom chamber
- FIG. 9 shows another possible walk-through device with device and a supply from above
- FIG. 10 shows another possible stand-by device with feed of the supporting device via a ramp from below
- FIG. 1 shows an exemplary embodiment of a multilayer sleeve composition of a supporting device
- FIG. 12 shows a cylinder with folded sheets for producing a swirling flow
- Figure 13 is a supporting device with a textile structure and air or liquid-filled chamber
- FIG. 14 schematically shows in a longitudinal section the engine of FIG. 1 with a supporting device according to the invention in a first embodiment
- FIG. 15 shows a walking device with a supporting device in a parking position and a working position that can be reached via a track
- FIG. 16 shows a running device with a supporting device with a swing-up side part for moving the device into the working position
- FIG. 16 shows a running device with a supporting device with a swing-up side part for moving the device into the working position
- Figure 17 is a cone-shaped supporting device as well
- FIG. 18 schematically shows, in a cross section, a supporting device with a fixed sub-half-surrounding part and two segments of an upper half-surrounding part extendable to a closed cylinder
- An engine intake 1 (see FIGS. 1 to 6) of an engine 2, during operation of a standpipe device 3, leads to a lowering flow with swirls 4 which are often unavoidable in practice.
- a particularly common vortex 4 in the prior art forms from a bottom 5 to the engine intake 1 of the engine 2, because the bottom 5 provides the sink flow of the engine 2 with asymmetric boundary conditions.
- FIG. 4 shows once more how a variety of whirls can occur in the case of a walk-behind device 77, such as a flow separation 78, for example, in the case of a lateral wind flow 76 around a front edge 77 of the walkway device 75.
- cylindrical vortex structures 79 after detachment from the leading edge 77, wherein the cylindrical vortex structure 79 co-flows in the flow direction. If the cylindrical vortex structure 79 arrives in the region of the sink-shaped inflow to the engine 80, this too can lead to stalls and crossflows at the engine intake.
- a cylinder jacket-like calming device 9 can be provided.
- the reassurance device 9 is constructed circularly about a central axis 10.
- the axis 10 of the reassurance device 9 is located to operate the pedestal device 3 coaxial with an engine axis eleventh
- the calming device 9 In an axial direction of the axis 10 of the calming device 9 and the engine axis 1 1, the calming device 9 is offset by an offset 12 forward forms but due to the length of the settling device 9, which is greater than the offset 12, still a encompassing region 13 from.
- the reassurance device 9 is held in position by a support frame (not shown).
- the reassurance device 9 has two free front ends axially.
- a lateral surface 14 is made of a perforated plate or another material through which air can flow.
- the reassurance device 9 completely surrounds the engine 2.
- the calming device 9 has both a sub-half surrounding part 17 and an upper half surrounding part 18.
- the upper half environment part 18 begins at the level of the engine axis 11 and the axis 10 of the calming device 9.
- a virtual strip 19 having a lower edge 20 and an upper edge 21 is thus moved to a horizontal plane passing through the axis 10 of the moving device 9, projects that the upper edge 21 is closer to the axis 10 of the calming device 9 than the lower edge 20.
- the second embodiment 22 of a calming device (see FIGS. 14, 6) around an engine 2 with engine inlet 1 is, for example, designed polygonal, that is to say it has a polygonal cross section perpendicular to the axis in cross section.
- the second embodiment 22 is drawn a reassurance device with a support frame 23, wherein the support frame 23 emerges from the bottom 5, wherein the device is completely or partially anchored with more or less ground-level elements within a bottom recess 24 so that the aircraft with a support surface 25 in the rest position of the device can roll over it and the Vorrich- device is folded around the engine.
- joints 26 are preferably provided on the second embodiment 22.
- a cylindrical reassurance device 28 is again provided which can be moved between a working position 29 and a parking position 30 (FIGS. 7a, 7b) via a vertically operating lifting and lowering device Lowering device 31, here in the form of a hydraulic cylinder, is vertically movable.
- the reassurance device 28 In the working position 29, the reassurance device 28 is moved above a floor 32, so that it can exactly encompass an engine 33. In the parking position 30, however, the reassurance device 28 is located completely below the floor 32.
- Cover flaps 34 are opened during the up and down driving of the lifting and lowering device 31 (see intermediate position in Figures 7c and 7d).
- the reassurance device 28 is first moved vertically upwards to the correct height by means of the lifting and lowering device 31, then axially toward the engine 33 along a direction of displacement 35 until an encompassing area 36 forms here as well.
- a first slide 37 is provided for the method of the calming device 28 in the direction of displacement 35.
- a second carriage is provided, which allows a horizontal direction of movement perpendicular to the direction of displacement 35.
- a pivoting device can be provided, which makes the reassurance device 28 pivotable in the vertical axis of the lifting and lowering device 31.
- a walker device is a reassurance device 39 between a working position 40 and a parking position 41 by means of a drive 42, here for example also hydraulically, around a fixed horizontal axis of rotation 43 along a pivoting movement 44 back and forth.
- a cover 45 is, for example, longitudinally or transversely displaceable, or in turn hinged apparently.
- a calming device 46 (cf. FIG. 9) can, for example, also be guided longitudinally displaceably along a rail 47, thereby being pivoted about a vertical axis of rotation 48, which moves with it.
- a chassis (not shown) may be provided below the reassurance device 46. This reduces or eliminates any holding moments on the rail 47 and the axis of rotation 48.
- the reassurance device 46 is preferably designed obliquely in plan view on the end face 50 to be moved via the engine 49 in order to be able to approach a leading edge 51 of an aircraft wing 52 in the best possible way.
- a walkway facility is in a pit 54 with sloping bottom 55 a carriage 56 with a calming device 57 below a walkway equipment floor 58 in a parking position 59 parkbar, the Trolley 56, however, can be moved up the sloping floor 55 up to a working position 60.
- rails (not shown) attached to the sloping bottom 55 of the pit 54.
- a drive can be done for example via a cable or chain hoist.
- carriages are preferably provided for minor corrections, such as a longitudinal displacement carriage or, for example, a transverse displacement skid 61.
- the pit is in turn closed by a cover flap 62.
- the cylinder jacket 64 consists of an inner sleeve 65 and an outer sleeve 66.
- Both the inner sleeve 65 and the outer sleeve 66 are each made air-permeable, for example as perforated plates or sieves. They do not have to be identical.
- the proportion of the open cross-sectional area, that is the radially completely free passage area in relation to the entire cylinder surface area changes.
- the open cross-sectional area can be adjusted between 15% and 50%.
- the reassurance device 69 in FIG. 12 is a cylinder composed of folded sheets 70 (numbered as an example). The sheets 70 have a longitudinal extent parallel to the cylinder axis.
- the sheets 70 are folded and arranged so that in the radial direction, a free area of about 15% to 50% results, but the air flows with twist about the longitudinal axis of the cylinder.
- the reassurance device 71 in FIG. 13 consists of a shaping structure comprising a first ring 72, a second ring 73 and tubular strands 74 arranged lengthwise between them (numbered as an example).
- the first ring 72, the second ring 73 and / or the severity 74 are air- or liquid-filled, with overpressure, resulting in a radial stabilization through the toroidal rings 72, 73, a longitudinal stability, however, by the strands 74th
- the pressure from the structure can be released to make the structure collapse or soften.
- the soft surface prevents damage to the aircraft surface.
- the structure is equipped with a very low weight.
- a tissue loop (not shown) which provides an air-permeable surface, either through the pitch of the thread or through macroscopic holes or slits
- a calming device 82 can be moved from a parking position 85 into its working position 86, for example along a horizontal rail 83 which describes a curved path 84.
- the reassurance device 82 with proper design of the curved track 84, does not require hinged or otherwise movable parts.
- a side part 87 is designed so that it can swivel up, so that the local calming device 88 can also be moved along its straight line 91 in front of its parking position 89 to its working position 90. If the calming device 88 has reached its working position 90, the swing-open side part 87 is closed again, thus avoiding collisions with the engine or the wing.
- FIG. 16 An alternative of an off-the-way side member 92 can be found in the left side of FIG. 16. There, the side member 92 is rotated about the axis of the reamer 88 to displace the reassurance device 88.
- the cone-shaped calming device 93 in FIG. 17 can be single-layered or multi-layered, again likewise preferably made of perforated plate, expanded metal or mixed.
- the metal sheets of high permeability for adjusting a given total permeability by rotating the inner or outer cone 'against each other are displaced.
- the specifications for the permeability are determined in advance in wind tunnel tests for each wind direction in question.
- the open cross-sectional area may be, for example, a maximum of 70%, preferably a maximum of 60%, especially a maximum of about 50%.
- Single-ply designs are created, for example, with open cross-sectional areas between 15% and 50%, also preferably depending on the result of a wind tunnel investigation.
- a fixed lower substantially semi-cylindrical shell 95 is provided, which is for the engine 86 though provides a sub-half environment part, but not a top-half environment part. Because the upper half of the engine 96 is not surrounded by more than plus / minus 80 degrees. In addition, the semi-cylindrical shell 95 widens upward toward the top. There is no rejuvenation of the distance.
- Both the semi-cylindrical shell 95 and the two quarter shells 97, 98 are made of air-flowable material.
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