Abstract: An aircraft turbine engine with a main axis includes: an arm that is radial with respect to the main axis, extending through an air flow duct; a support wall belonging to the radial arm and which has two openings; a plurality of electric harnesses extending partially through the radial arm and for which a section of each harness is secured to the support wall of the arm; and two mounting blocks, in which each mounting block is associated with a group of sections of harness.

Abstract: The invention relates to an assembly for a turbomachine with a longitudinal axis comprising a first annular wall (24), panels (38) being arranged around the longitudinal axis (A) and extending radially opposite said first annular wall (24) so as to form a flow surface for a flow of air, each panel (38) being secured to the first annular wall (24) by at least one fixing member (72) passing through an orifice in the panel (38) and secured to the first annular wall (24) by means of a sleeve and a stud forming a spacer.

Abstract: The invention relates to an assembly for a turbomachine with a longitudinal axis comprising a first annular wall (24), panels (38) being arranged around the longitudinal axis (A) and extending radially opposite said first annular wall (24) so as to form a flow surface for a flow of air, each panel (38) being secured to the first annular wall (24) by at least one fixing member (72) passing through an orifice in the panel (38) and secured to the first annular wall (24) by means of a sleeve and a stud forming a spacer.

Abstract: A turbine engine for an aircraft which includes, in general, at least one assembly made up of a first part wherein a second part is attached with an attachment device including a milled head applied to the first part and a body engaging with the second part in order to clamp the parts. The recess of the head of such an attachment device requires a boss on the first part, which is complex and expensive to produce using conventional techniques. Such a boss can be replaced with a removable seat having an opening through which the body passes and forming a recess for the head, a bearing surface for the head, and abutment device applied to the first part in order to prevent a movement of the seat towards the second part.

Abstract: The invention relates to an intermediate casing hub of an aircraft turbojet engine, which includes: an outer shroud (14) intended for defining a secondary flow space of a stream of secondary gas on the inside and an inter-flow area on the outside, the outer shroud (14) being provided with a secondary opening (29), and a bleed valve comprising an outlet pipe (30) made of composite material, located in the inter-flow area, wherein the outlet pipe (30) is attached to the outer shroud (14) at the secondary opening (29), at least one gasket (33) for sealing against air and fire being arranged between the outlet pipe (30) and the outer shroud (14), and the outlet pipe (30) made of composite material includes a draped composite wall (30a, 30b), made up of a plurality of folds impregnated with resin.

Abstract: The invention relates to an intermediate casing hub of an aircraft turbojet engine, which includes: an outer shroud (14) intended for defining a secondary flow space of a stream of secondary gas on the inside and an inter-flow area on the outside, the outer shroud (14) being provided with a secondary opening (29), and a bleed valve comprising an outlet pipe (30) made of composite material, located in the inter-flow area, wherein the outlet pipe (30) is attached to the outer shroud (14) at the secondary opening (29), at least one gasket (33) for sealing against air and fire being arranged between the outlet pipe (30) and the outer shroud (14), and the outlet pipe (30) made of composite material includes a draped composite wall (30a, 30b), made up of a plurality of folds impregnated with resin.

Abstract: A turbine engine for an aircraft which includes, in general, at least one assembly made up of a first part wherein a second part is attached with an attachment device including a milled head applied to the first part and a body engaging with the second part in order to clamp the parts. The recess of the head of such an attachment device requires a boss on the first part, which is complex and expensive to produce using conventional techniques. Such a boss can be replaced with a removable seat having an opening through which the body passes and forming a recess for the head, a bearing surface for the head, and abutment device applied to the first part in order to prevent a movement of the seat towards the second part.