Abstract: Method for manufacturing a casing of an aircraft turbomachine, the casing including an annular shell extending about an axis A and made of a composite material including fibres that are woven and immersed in a resin, the annular layer including an abradable material arranged inside the shell, and covering a first inner annular surface of an intermediate section of the shell, the method including a step of gluing the layer on the first surface, during which the casing is heated and compressed by a system that is present at least partially inside the casing, wherein, prior to the heating and compression of the casing, a forming tool is mounted inside the casing and is made of two rings.
Abstract: A casing of an aircraft turbomachine includes an annular shell extending around an axis A and made of a composite material having fibers that which are woven and embedded in a resin. An annular layer made of abradable material extends inside the shell, around axis A and is obtained by spreading and polymerizing a paste. Support panels extend around axis A and are interposed between the shell and the abradable layer.
Inventors:
Meredith ROBERTS, Chris ANDERSON, Nicolas François Paul BROUSSAIS-COLELLA, Ambroise Nicolas Marie MALFROY, Foster Alexander MAXWELL, Paul MYSLINSKI, Adrienne RETIVEAU-LECA
Abstract: A verification method for verifying whether the aerodynamic profile of a real blade for an aircraft turbine engine complies with a theoretical blade, the method including constructing a camber line of the theoretical blade and constructing a camber line of the real blade; constructing a relationship for the thickness of the theoretical blade and constructing a relationship for the thickness of the real blade, the thickness relationship of a blade corresponding to the curve plotting the thickness of the blade as a function of curvilinear length along the camber line from a leading edge of the blade to a trailing edge of the blade, where thickness is the dimension of the blade extending perpendicularly to the camber line at each point of the camber line; superposing the thickness relationship of the real blade on the thickness relationship of the theoretical blade; and extracting the leading-edge and trailing edge thicknesses.