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Dual brace-determinate landing gear

Invented by: Roland Hinton
Carnation, WA

Originally Assigned to: Messier-Dowty
USA
[Now assigned to . . .]

Inc.
Kent, WA
[Now assigned to . . .]

Issued:2008-08-26
Filed:2005-08-30
Application No:11215210
Examined by:Mansen; Michael R.

Disclosed is an arrangement in which the main landing gear assemblies of a large commercial airplane are each joined to the airplane at four attachment points. Two of the attachment points connect the landing gear side brace and drag brace to the airplane. The two remaining attachment points are aft and forward trunnions that are mounted to the airplane wing. The aft trunnion pivotally connects one side of the landing gear shock strut to the airplane and carries both vertical and torsional loading. The forward trunnion is pivotally connected to the other side of the shock strut by a trunnion link. An actuator is coupled between the shock strut and the trunnion link. When the landing gear is down and locked the actuator is not activated and the trunnion link does not have the rigidity and stiffness required to transfer vertical loads to the forward trunnion. When the actuator is activated, the combination of the actuator and trunnion link rigidly interconnects the shock strut with the forward trunnion so that four point mounting stabilization is present during landing gear retraction, extension and stowage.

[pdf] U.S. Pat. No. 7,416,156

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