MOVABLE PYLON
First Claim
1. Movable pylon, associated with a lower portion of aircraft wing and with an aircraft engine to change the height of this engine between a flying position and a ground position, characterized in that it comprises:
- a main unique structure formed by a first movable structure pivoted to a second fixed structure,the first movable structure associated with the engine,the second fixed structure associated with the wing, anda pivot mechanism connecting the first movable structure to at least one point on the wing.
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Abstract
It is described a movable pylon, associated with a lower portion of aircraft wing and with an aircraft engine to change the height of this engine between a flying position and a ground position, the movable pylon comprising: a main unique structure formed by a first movable structure pivoted to a second fixed structure, the first movable structure associated with the engine, the second fixed structure associated with the wing, and a pivot mechanism connecting the first movable structure to at least one point on the wing.
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8 Claims
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1. Movable pylon, associated with a lower portion of aircraft wing and with an aircraft engine to change the height of this engine between a flying position and a ground position, characterized in that it comprises:
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a main unique structure formed by a first movable structure pivoted to a second fixed structure, the first movable structure associated with the engine, the second fixed structure associated with the wing, and a pivot mechanism connecting the first movable structure to at least one point on the wing. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5)
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6. Movable pylon, associated with a lower portion of an aircraft wing and with an aircraft engine to change the height of this engine between a flying position and a ground position, characterized in that it comprises:
A main unique structure associated with the lower portion of the wing by means of at least one pivoting point and at least one pivot mechanism. - View Dependent Claims (7, 8)
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