FIELD: aircraft engineering.
SUBSTANCE: engine assembly unit (1) comprises turbojet engine (2), pylon (4), and multiple engine attachment elements (6a, 6b, 8) arranged between pylon (4) and turbojet engine (2). Said multiple elements comprises two suspension front units (6a, 6b) shifted relative each other along turbojet engine vertical axis (Z). Note here that first suspension unit (6a) can take up only those loads that act along engine crosswise axis (Y). Second front unit (6b) can take up only those forces that act along axes (Y) and (Z).
EFFECT: optimum distribution of loads taking transmitted from turbojet engine to pylon structure.
8 cl, 6 dwg
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Dates
2010-02-10—Published
2005-08-01—Filed