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Jeffrey J Shutrump

from Lakeside, CA
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Related to:
Colleen Lynn Shutrump, 59Kenneth J Ressler, 42John P Shutrump, 68William G Shutrump, 42Mary GiacintoMichala Giacinto, 57Amanda Giacinto, 39
Connected to:
Alexis K Shutrump, 39Jeffrey Shutrump, 40John M Shutske, 63Alice L Shutt, 66Angela R Shutt, 51Breanna W Shutt, 45Chris L Shutt, 66Claire Shutt, 33Dawn J Shutt, 36Gary L Shutt, 65

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  • Lakeside, CA

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Aircraft Engine Inlet Having Zone Of Deformation

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US Patent:
8438857, May 14, 2013
Filed:
Apr 7, 2010
Appl. No.:
12/755589
Inventors:
Jeffrey D. Shutrump - Chula Vista CA, US
Assignee:
Rohr, Inc. - Chula Vista CA
International Classification:
F02C 1/00
US Classification:
60772, 602261, 244 53 B, 137 151, 4152151
Abstract:
An inlet assembly for an aircraft engine nacelle includes an inner barrel, an outer barrel radially spaced from the inner barrel, and a rear support for supporting the outer barrel relative to the inner barrel. The rear support includes at least one radially extending stiffener and at least one energy absorber defining a zone of deformation adjacent the inner barrel. The rear support is deformable in the zone of deformation in response to forces applied during a fan blade-out event to prevent fracture of the rear support.

Aircraft Engine Inlet Having Zone Of Deformation

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US Patent:
20080016844, Jan 24, 2008
Filed:
Jul 19, 2006
Appl. No.:
11/488980
Inventors:
Jeffrey D. Shutrump - Chula Vista CA, US
International Classification:
F02K 3/02
US Classification:
602261
Abstract:
An inlet assembly for an aircraft engine nacelle includes an inner barrel, an outer barrel radially spaced from the inner barrel, and a rear support for supporting the outer barrel relative to the inner barrel. The rear support includes at least one radially extending stiffener and at least one energy absorber defining a zone of deformation adjacent the inner barrel. The rear support is deformable in the zone of deformation in response to forces applied during a fan blade-out event to prevent fracture of the rear support.
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