Abstract: A propeller for an aircraft turbomachine, the propeller having; a hub extending around a first axis including openings distributed around the first axis, each of the openings having a substantially radial orientation relative to the first axis and extending through the hub, a system for controlling the angular setting of a blade which is mounted in each of the openings, and bearings for guiding the control system, which are mounted in each of the openings, the guide bearings including two guide bearings, one of which includes two annular rows of angular contact coaxial balls having different diameters.

Abstract: A system for controlling the pitch setting of a propeller blade for an aircraft turbine engine, includes a blade having a vane connected to a root. A hub accommodates the root of the blade, and a ring is mounted around the root and in the hub. Stops are also mounted around the root and in the hub. A nut is threadedly engaged with a thread of the ring and is configured to bear axially against the hub to secure the assembly.

Abstract: An unducted rectifier for a turbomachine is provided. The rectifier includes: (1) stator vanes each having a root and a blade radially projecting from the root, the root having two half-platforms; (2) pivots, each associated with a vane mounted so as to pivot about a pitch axis and configured to connect to a system for changing the pitch of the blades, each pivot having an upper platform and a cylindrical lower portion; and (3) attachment systems for attaching the half-platforms of the root of the vane to the associated pivot, each having two plates having a substantially identical shape to each half-platform and a clamping system for clamping the half-platforms between the plates of the attachment system and the upper platform of the pivot.

Abstract: A system for changing the pitch of the blades of a turbomachine propeller, each blade being mounted so as to pivot about a pitch axis, the system including a control means and a connection mechanism connecting the control means to each blade of the propeller, the connection mechanism including, for each blade of the propeller: —a connecting rod having a first end connected to the control means; and —an eccentric having a first end connected to the blade in order to rotate same about its pitch axis and a second end forming a yoke connected to a second end of the connecting rod by a pivot connection; the yoke of the eccentric being oriented towards the pitch axis of the blade.

Abstract: A system for controlling the pitch setting of a propeller blade for an aircraft turbine engine, includes a blade having a vane connected to a root. A hub accommodates the root of the blade, and a ring is mounted around the root and in the hub. Stops are also mounted around the root and in the hub. A nut is threadedly engaged with a thread of the ring and is configured to bear axially against the hub to secure the assembly.

Abstract: A propeller for an aircraft turbomachine, the propeller having; a hub extending around a first axis including openings distributed around the first axis, each of the openings having a substantially radial orientation relative to the first axis and extending through the hub, a system for controlling the angular setting of a blade which is mounted in each of the openings, and bearings for guiding the control system, which are mounted in each of the openings, the guide bearings including two guide bearings, one of which includes two annular rows of angular contact coaxial balls having different diameters.

Abstract: An assembly for a propeller of a turbine engine of an aircraft is provided. The assembly includes a variable-pitch vane having a blade connected to a root, the vane having a longitudinal axis aligned with a vane pitch axis which passes through the root, a base rigidly connected to the vane to rotate together with the vane about the axis and connected to a portion of a toothed wheel extending around the axis, and a counterweight device having a shaft which can rotate about an axis substantially perpendicular to the axis, the shaft being connected to at least one flyweight and to a pinion meshed with the toothed wheel portion. The toothed wheel portion can be attached to the base by at least one shear pin.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a vane (7) of a turbine engine, comprising: —a structure which has an aerodynamic profile (20); —a spar (21) comprising a vane root portion (24), a blade portion (25) arranged inside the structure which has an aerodynamic profile (20), and a stilt portion (26), the blade portion (25) comprising a body (27) connected to the vane root portion (24) and two arms extending radially from the body (27); and —a structural reinforcement (31) extending from the vane root portion (24) to the body (27) of the blade portion (25), the structural reinforcement (31) being rigidly connected to the vane root portion (24) and configured to form a force path separate from the stilt portion (26) in the event of failure of the spar (21) within the stilt portion (26).

Abstract: An assembly for an aircraft turbine engine is provided. The assembly generally includes an un-ducted propeller blade of which the root has a bulbous portion; a system for setting the pitch of the blade about a pitch setting axis, the pitch setting system including a cup configured to be placed inside the outer casing, has a flared open top end for axial insertion of the root and in which the root of the blade can be axially affixed by a locking member; and at least one radial retention prong in a radial space reserved between the wall of the cup and the root.

Abstract: An unducted rectifier for a turbomachine is provided. The rectifier includes: (1) stator vanes each having a root and a blade radially projecting from the root, the root having two half-platforms; (2) pivots, each associated with a vane mounted so as to pivot about a pitch axis and configured to be connected connect to a system for changing the pitch of the blades, each pivot comprising having an upper platform and a cylindrical lower portion; and (3) attachment systems for attaching the half-platforms of the root of the vane to the associated pivot, each having two plates having a substantially identical shape to each half-platform and a clamping system for clamping the half-platforms between the plates of the attachment system and the upper platform of the pivot.

Abstract: A system for controlling the pitch of a propeller blade for an aircraft turbine engine is provided. The system generally includes a cup having an annular wall extending about a pitch setting axis of the blade, the annular wall having a lower axial end enclosed by a bottom wall, and an upper axial end that is open and configured so as to enable a root of the blade to be mounted in the cup; and a locking ring that extends around the pitch setting axis and is configured to be mounted around the root, the locking ring being a double dog ring that comprises two annular rows of outer dogs constituting active and safety dogs, respectively.

Abstract: A system for changing the pitch of the blades of a turbomachine propeller, each blade being mounted so as to pivot about a pitch axis, the system including a control means and a connection mechanism connecting the control means to each blade of the propeller, the connection mechanism including, for each blade of the propeller: a connecting rod having a first end connected to the control means; and an eccentric having a first end connected to the blade in order to rotate same about its pitch axis and a second end forming a yoke connected to a second end of the connecting rod by a pivot connection; the yoke of the eccentric being oriented towards the pitch axis of the blade.

Abstract: An assembly for an aircraft turbine engine is provided. The assembly generally includes an un-ducted propeller blade of which the root has a bulbous portion; a system for setting the pitch of the blade about a pitch setting axis, the pitch setting system including a cup, configured to be placed inside the outer casing, has a flared open top end for axial insertion of the root and in which the root of the blade can be axially affixed by a locking member; and at least one radial retention prong in a radial space reserved between the wall of the cup and the root.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a vane (7) of a turbine engine, comprising: —a structure which has an aerodynamic profile (20); —a spar (21) comprising a vane root portion (24), a blade portion (25) arranged inside the structure which has an aerodynamic profile (20), and a stilt portion (26), the blade portion (25) comprising a body (27) connected to the vane root portion (24) and two arms extending radially from the body (27); and —a structural reinforcement (31) extending from the vane root portion (24) to the body (27) of the blade portion (25), the structural reinforcement (31) being rigidly connected to the vane root portion (24) and configured to form a force path separate from the stilt portion (26) in the event of failure of the spar (21) within the stilt portion (26).

Abstract: An assembly comprising a propeller blade and its system for angularly adjusting the pitch of the blade including a bowl which is radially delimited by an annular wall extending about an axis for adjusting the pitch of the blade, the bowl having a bottom wall, a free lower end of the root being fitted axially into a complementary housing of the bottom wall in order to rotatably connect the bowl and the blade about the pitch-adjustment axis. The root of the blade comprises a first limiting face that engages with a first abutment face of the bowl to limit the rotation of the blade in the event of breakage of the lower end of the root.

Abstract: A system for controlling the pitch setting of a propeller blade for an aircraft turbine engine is provided. The system generally including a blade having an airfoil connected to a root; a cup having an annular wall extending about a pitch axis of the blade and a lower axial end enclosed by a bottom wall; a locking ring that extends around the root and inside the cup; a safety element that ensures the retention of the root relative to the cup. The at least one safety element can have a generally elongate shape and can pass through aligned holes in the bottom wall of the cup and in the free end of the root.

Abstract: An assembly including a propeller blade and a pitch adjustment system for setting the pitch of the blade. A root of the blade has a bulb and the pitch adjustment system for setting the pitch of the blade includes a cup having an upper opening; —a retaining ring, which extends around the bulb, is restricted at least in terms of axial movement towards the opening relative to the cup and has a bearing face to inhibit axial movement of the root towards the opening The pitch adjustment system being further includes a lower seat for the root to engage the cup, the seat and/or the retaining ring being mounted so as to be capable of axial translation relative to the cup by at least one clamping mechanism.

Abstract: A system for controlling the pitch of a propeller blade for an aircraft turbine engine, including a cup having an annular wall extending about an axis intended to be a pitch setting axis of the blade, and a bottom wall configured so as to cooperate in a form-fitting manner with a free end of the root so that the cup is prevented from rotating relative to the root about the axis, and a locking ring that is configured so as to be mounted within the cup and to cooperate respectively with the root and the annular wall of the cup in order to ensure axial retention of the root in the cup.

Abstract: A system for controlling the pitch of a propeller blade for an aircraft turbine engine is provided. The system generally includes a cup having an annular wall extending about a pitch setting axis of the blade, the annular wall having a lower axial end enclosed by a bottom wall, and an upper axial end that is open and configured so as to enable a root of the blade to be mounted in the cup; and a locking ring that extends around the pitch setting axis and is configured to be mounted around the root, the locking ring being a double dog ring that comprises two annular rows of outer dogs constituting active and safety dogs, respectively.

Abstract: The invention relates to a turbomachine module (1), comprising: —a rotating housing (7-8) supporting a propeller provided with a plurality of blades (5), —a system for varying the pitch of the propeller blades (5), the system comprising a control means, and a mechanism for varying the pitch of the propeller blades, characterised in that the system is supported by the rotary housing (7-8), in that the control means comprise an annular row of rotary actuators (16), and in that the mechanism for varying the pitch of the blades comprises a synchronisation ring (11) that is driven to rotate by rotary output shafts (17) of the actuators (16), the synchronisation ring (11) being guided in rotation relative to the rotary housing (7-8) by guide means and meshed by a first toothing (13) with pinions (14) of the blades (5).