Abstract: A pitch stabilizer [10] equipped with an upper stabilizer surface [15] and a lower stabilizer surface [20], with the upper stabilizer surface [15] being located in an upper plane [P1] and with the lower stabilizer surface [20] being located in a lower plane [P2], with the upper plane [P1] overhanging the lower plane [P2]. The upper stabilizer surface [15] is rotatable about an upper axis of rotation [AX1], with the said lower stabilizer surface [20] being rotatable about a lower axis of rotation [AX2], with the stabilizer means [10] having linking means [30] whereby a rotary movement of one stabilizer surface causes an equal rotary movement of the other stabilizer surface.

Abstract: A pitch stabilizer [10] equipped with an upper stabilizer surface [15] and a lower stabilizer surface [20], with the upper stabilizer surface [15] being located in an upper plane [P1] and with the lower stabilizer surface [20] being located in a lower plane [P2], with the upper plane [P1] overhanging the lower plane [P2]. The upper stabilizer surface [15] is rotatable about an upper axis of rotation [AX1], with the said lower stabilizer surface [20] being rotatable about a lower axis of rotation [AX2], with the stabilizer means [10] having linking means [30] whereby a rotary movement of one stabilizer surface causes an equal rotary movement of the other stabilizer surface.

Abstract: The present invention relates to an improvement to rotorcraft rotors (1) fitted with inter-blade drag dampers (15) such that for each blade (4), the two joints (16) connecting said blade (4) to two inter-blade drag dampers (15) are disposed on either side of the pitch variation axis (101) of said blade, at least one of the two joints (16) being offset to above the plane P containing the pitch variation axis (101) and the vertical flapping axis (102).

Abstract: The invention relates to a rotorcraft rotor comprising a hub and at least two blades hinged relative to the hub about respective pitch axes and about respective flap axes, and about respective lag axes; each blade is secured to a respective pitch lever; the rotor includes a respective pitch control rod connected to each pitch lever by a first ball joint, and a common lag damper system centered substantially on the axis of rotation of the rotor and connected to each of the blades; the damper system is secured to a respective lateral projection from each blade via a respective second ball joint that is sufficiently close to the first ball joint connecting the pitch rod to the pitch lever for the lag damper system to be relatively insensitive to flap oscillations of the hinged blades.

Abstract: The present invention relates to an improvement to rotorcraft rotors (1) fitted with inter-blade drag dampers (15) such that for each blade (4), the two joints (16) connecting said blade (4) to two inter-blade drag dampers (15) are disposed on either side of the pitch variation axis (101) of said blade, at least one of the two joints (16) being offset to above the plane P containing the pitch variation axis (101) and the vertical flapping axis (102).

Abstract: A rotary wing blade of limited taper ratio, comprising in succession along a reference radius: an inner zone; a forward-swept zone; and a back-swept zone. In addition, the beginning of the forward-swept zone lies in the range 0.47 to 0.65 times the reference radius R of the rotary wing. Furthermore, the leading edge of the blade at the reference radius presents an angle ? lying in the range ?40° and ?65° relative to the general axis of the blade.

Abstract: The invention relates to a rotorcraft rotor comprising a hub and at least two blades hinged relative to the hub about respective pitch axes and about respective flap axes, and about respective lag axes; each blade is secured to a respective pitch lever; the rotor includes a respective pitch control rod connected to each pitch lever by a first ball joint, and a common lag damper system centered substantially on the axis of rotation of the rotor and connected to each of the blades; the damper system is secured to a respective lateral projection from each blade via a respective second ball joint that is sufficiently close to the first ball joint connecting the pitch rod to the pitch lever for the lag damper system to be relatively insensitive to flap oscillations of the hinged blades.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a rotary wing blade of limited taper ratio, comprising in succession along a reference radius: an inner zone; a forward-swept zone; and a back-swept zone. In addition, the beginning of the forward-swept zone lies in the range 0.47 to 0.65 times the reference radius R of the rotary wing. Furthermore, the leading edge of the blade at the reference radius presents an angle ? lying in the range ?40° and ?60° relative to the general axis of the blade.