IPC분류정보
국가/구분 |
United States(US) Patent
등록
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국제특허분류(IPC7판) |
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출원번호 |
UP-0479564
(2006-06-30)
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등록번호 |
US-7775048
(2010-09-06)
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발명자
/ 주소 |
- Grammel, Jr., Leonard Paul
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출원인 / 주소 |
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대리인 / 주소 |
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인용정보 |
피인용 횟수 :
3 인용 특허 :
7 |
초록
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A sprung seal assembly includes a flexible sprung seal having a center section disposed between opposing curved and cantilevered first and second end sections. First and second free edges of the first and second end sections respectively are trapped within a retainer. First and second sliding lugs a
A sprung seal assembly includes a flexible sprung seal having a center section disposed between opposing curved and cantilevered first and second end sections. First and second free edges of the first and second end sections respectively are trapped within a retainer. First and second sliding lugs attached to the first and second free edges respectively are slidably disposed in first and second channels respectively. The first and second free edges are trapped in the retainer by the first and second sliding lugs disposed in the first and second channels between a mounting surface and the retainer attached to the mounting surface. The center section may have a wear strip. The sprung seal assembly may be disposed between a relatively fixed sidewall and a relatively movable flap of a nozzle assembly. The retainer is mounted to the flap and the center section is in sealing engagement with a sealing surface of the sidewall.
대표청구항
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What is claimed is: 1. A sprung seal assembly comprising a flexible sprung seal having a center section disposed between opposing curved cantilevered first and second end sections and spaced apart first and second free edges of the first and second end sections respectively being slidably trapped w
What is claimed is: 1. A sprung seal assembly comprising a flexible sprung seal having a center section disposed between opposing curved cantilevered first and second end sections and spaced apart first and second free edges of the first and second end sections respectively being slidably trapped within spaced apart first and second channels respectively of a retainer. 2. A sprung seal assembly as claimed in claim 1 further comprising first and second sliding lugs attached to the first and second free edges respectively. 3. A sprung seal assembly as claimed in claim 2 further comprising: the first and second sliding lugs slidably disposed in the first and second channels respectively in the retainer, the retainer attached to a mounting surface substantially parallel to the center section, and the first and second free edges trapped within the retainer by the first and second sliding lugs disposed in the first and second channels respectively between the retainer and the mounting surface. 4. A sprung seal assembly as claimed in claim 3 further comprising the center section having a wear strip. 5. A sprung seal assembly as claimed in claim 4 further comprising the wear strip being a center plate. 6. A sprung seal assembly as claimed in claim 3 further comprising the first and second sliding lugs being first and second cylindrical lugs. 7. A sprung seal assembly as claimed in claim 6 further comprising the center section having a wear strip. 8. A sprung seal assembly as claimed in claim 7 further comprising the wear strip being a center plate. 9. A sprung seal assembly as claimed in claim 1 further comprising: the flexible sprung seal having inner and outer flexible strips, the inner and outer flexible strips having inner and outer center sections disposed between opposing curved cantilevered inner and outer first and second end sections respectively, first and second inner and outer free edges of the end sections respectively trapped within spaced apart first and second channels respectively in the retainer, and first and second inner and outer sliding lugs attached to the first and second inner and outer free edges respectively. 10. A sprung seal assembly as claimed in claim 9 further comprising: first and second inner and outer sliding lugs slidably disposed in the first and second channels respectively in the retainer, the retainer attached to a mounting surface substantially parallel to the center section, and the first and second inner and outer free edges trapped within the retainer by the first and second inner and outer sliding lugs disposed in the first and second channels respectively between the retainer and the mounting surface. 11. A sprung seal assembly as claimed in claim 10 further comprising the first and second inner and outer sliding lugs being about 90 degree bends. 12. A sprung seal assembly as claimed in claim 10 further comprising the first and second inner and outer sliding lugs being about 300 degree bends. 13. A sprung seal assembly as claimed in claim 10 further comprising the first and second inner and outer sliding lugs being bends. 14. A sprung seal assembly as claimed in claim 10 further comprising the first and second inner and outer sliding lugs being cylindrical lugs. 15. A sealable assembly comprising: a sprung seal assembly disposed between first and second relatively movable members, the sprung seal assembly including a flexible sprung seal having a center section, the center section being disposed between opposing curved cantilevered first and second end sections, spaced apart first and second free edges of the first and second end sections respectively being slidably trapped within spaced apart first and second channels respectively in a retainer, and the retainer mounted to one of the first and second relatively movable members and the center section in sealing engagement with a sealing surface of another of the first and second relatively movable members. 16. A sealable assembly as claimed in claim 15 further comprising first and second sliding lugs attached to the first and second free edges respectively. 17. A sealable assembly as claimed in claim 16 further comprising: the first and second sliding lugs being slidably disposed in the first and second channels respectively in the retainer, the retainer being attached to a mounting surface of the one of the first and second relatively movable members, and the first and second free edges being slidably trapped within the retainer by the first and second sliding lugs disposed in the first and second channels respectively between the retainer and the mounting surface. 18. A sealable assembly as claimed in claim 17 further comprising the center section having a wear strip. 19. A sealable assembly as claimed in claim 18 further comprising the wear strip being a center plate. 20. A sealable assembly as claimed in claim 17 further comprising the first and second sliding lugs being first and second cylindrical lugs. 21. A sealable assembly as claimed in claim 20 further comprising the center section having a wear strip. 22. A sealable assembly as claimed in claim 21 further comprising the wear strip being a center plate. 23. A sealable assembly as claimed in claim 15 further comprising: the flexible sprung seal having inner and outer flexible strips, the inner and outer flexible strips having inner and outer center sections disposed between opposing curved cantilevered inner and outer first and second end sections respectively, first and second inner and outer free edges of the end sections respectively trapped within the first and second channels respectively in the retainer, and first and second inner and outer sliding lugs attached to the first and second inner and outer free edges respectively. 24. A sealable assembly as claimed in claim 23 further comprising: the first and second inner and outer sliding lugs slidably disposed in the first and second channels respectively in the retainer, the retainer attached to a mounting surface, and the first and second inner and outer free edges trapped within the retainer by the first and second inner and outer sliding lugs disposed in the first and second channels respectively between the retainer and the mounting surface. 25. A sealable assembly as claimed in claim 24 further comprising the first and second inner and outer sliding lugs being about 90 degree bends. 26. A sealable assembly as claimed in claim 24 further comprising the first and second inner and outer sliding lugs being about 300 degree bends. 27. A sealable assembly as claimed in claim 24 further comprising the first and second inner and outer sliding lugs being bends. 28. A sealable assembly as claimed in claim 24 further comprising the first and second inner and outer sliding lugs being cylindrical lugs. 29. An aircraft gas turbine engine exhaust nozzle assembly comprising: a sprung seal assembly disposed between a relatively fixed sidewall and a relatively movable flap, the sprung seal assembly including a flexible sprung seal having a center section, the center section being disposed between opposing curved cantilevered first and second end sections, spaced apart first and second free edges of the first and second end sections respectively being slidably trapped within spaced apart first and second channels respectively in a retainer, and the retainer mounted to the flap and the center section in sealing engagement with a sealing surface of the sidewall. 30. A nozzle assembly as claimed in claim 29 further comprising first and second sliding lugs attached to the first and second free edges respectively. 31. A nozzle assembly as claimed in claim 30 further comprising: the first and second sliding lugs slidably disposed in the first and second channels respectively in the retainer, the retainer attached to the flap on a mounting surface of the flap, and the first and second free edges trapped within the retainer by the first and second sliding lugs disposed in the first and second channels respectively between the retainer and the mounting surface. 32. A nozzle assembly as claimed in claim 31 further comprising the first and second sliding lugs being first and second cylindrical lugs. 33. An aircraft gas turbine engine exhaust nozzle assembly as claimed in claim 29 further comprising: the flexible sprung seal having inner and outer flexible strips, the inner and outer flexible strips having inner and outer center sections disposed between opposing curved cantilevered inner and outer first and second end sections respectively, and first and second inner and outer sliding lugs attached to the first and second inner and outer free edges respectively. 34. An aircraft gas turbine engine exhaust nozzle assembly as claimed in claim 33 further comprising: first and second inner and outer sliding lugs slidably disposed in the first and second channels respectively in the retainer, the retainer attached to a mounting surface, and the first and second inner and outer free edges trapped within the retainer by the first and second inner and outer sliding lugs disposed in the first and second channels respectively between the retainer and the mounting surface. 35. An aircraft gas turbine engine exhaust nozzle assembly as claimed in claim 34 further comprising the first and second inner and outer sliding lugs being 90 degree bends. 36. An aircraft gas turbine engine exhaust nozzle assembly as claimed in claim 34 further comprising the first and second inner and outer sliding lugs being 300 degree bends. 37. An aircraft gas turbine engine exhaust nozzle assembly as claimed in claim 34 further comprising the first and second inner and outer sliding lugs being bends. 38. An aircraft gas turbine engine exhaust nozzle assembly as claimed in claim 34 further comprising the first and second inner and outer sliding lugs being cylindrical lugs. 39. An aircraft gas turbine engine exhaust nozzle assembly comprising: a sprung seal assembly disposed between first and second movable flaps, the sprung seal assembly including a flexible sprung seal having a center section, the center section being disposed between opposing curved cantilevered first and second end sections, spaced apart first and second free edges of the first and second end sections respectively being slidably trapped within spaced apart first and second channels respectively in a retainer, and the retainer mounted to the first flap and the center section in sealing engagement with a sealing surface of the second flap. 40. A nozzle assembly as claimed in claim 39 further comprising first and second sliding lugs attached to the first and second free edges respectively. 41. A nozzle assembly as claimed in claim 40 further comprising: the first and second sliding lugs slidably disposed in the first and second channels respectively in the retainer, the retainer attached to the first flap on a mounting surface of the first flap, and the first and second free edges trapped within the retainer by the first and second sliding lugs disposed in the first and second channels respectively between the retainer and the mounting surface. 42. A nozzle assembly as claimed in claim 41 further comprising the first and second sliding lugs being first and second cylindrical lugs. 43. An aircraft gas turbine engine exhaust nozzle assembly as claimed in claim 39 further comprising: the flexible sprung seal having inner and outer flexible strips, the inner and outer flexible strips having inner and outer center sections disposed between opposing curved cantilevered inner and outer first and second end sections respectively, and first and second inner and outer sliding lugs attached to the first and second inner and outer free edges respectively. 44. An aircraft gas turbine engine exhaust nozzle assembly as claimed in claim 43 further comprising: first and second inner and outer sliding lugs slidably disposed in the first and second channels respectively in the retainer, the retainer attached to a mounting surface, and the first and second inner and outer free edges trapped within the retainer by the first and second inner and outer sliding lugs disposed in the first and second channels respectively between the retainer and the mounting surface. 45. An aircraft gas turbine engine exhaust nozzle assembly as claimed in claim 44 further comprising the first and second inner and outer sliding lugs being about 90 degree bends. 46. An aircraft gas turbine engine exhaust nozzle assembly as claimed in claim 44 further comprising the first and second inner and outer sliding lugs being about 300degree bends. 47. An aircraft gas turbine engine exhaust nozzle assembly as claimed in claim 44 further comprising the first and second inner and outer sliding lugs being bends. 48. An aircraft gas turbine engine exhaust nozzle assembly as claimed in claim 44 further comprising the first and second inner and outer sliding lugs being cylindrical lugs.
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Corsmeier Donald M. (Cincinnati OH) Browning Stephen G. (Syracuse NY), Cooled leaf seal.
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Barry, Jr., Thomas M.; Scanio, Corina, Channeled spring seal for sealing an air gap between moving plates.
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