Abstract: Turbine shroud ring sector for a turbomachine intended to be supported at the upstream end by a downstream support (8) of a turbine casing (3) with circular sliding, comprising a first stop (11) able to collaborate with a second stop (12) borne by an element (13) of said turbomachine adjacent to said shroud ring in order to immobilize it circularly, said sector (4) comprising, on an end facing said element (13), a recess (10) able to allow said second stop (12) to pass to come into contact with said first stop (11), said recess being cut substantially in the form of a rectangle having, at the bottom of the recess (10), corners that are rounded in a circular arc of radius r, wherein the bottom of the recess (10) has a convex shape tangential to the circular arcs of the rounded corners and with a curvature that evolves between a radius of curvature r where it meets the rounded corners and a radius of R, greater than the radius r, at a point situated between the two rounded corners.

Abstract: A system of attaching an injection system to a turbojet combustion chamber base. It comprises a deflector welded onto the chamber base. The deflector comprises an annular portion having an edge forming a retaining shoulder directed toward the front of the turbojet and the injection system comprises a collar on which is formed a retaining shoulder directed toward the rear of the turbojet and pressing against the retaining shoulder of the deflector.

Abstract: Combustion chamber for a turbomachine, comprising a chamber endwall equipped with fuel injection means and axisymmetric walls connecting the chamber endwall to internal and external flanges for fastening to internal and external casings, these flanges including annular portions pierced by orifices of triangular or approximately triangular shape for the flow of air for cooling downstream components.

Abstract: A device for guiding an element in an orifice in a wall of a turbomachine combustion chamber comprises a coaxial ring and bushing mounted one inside the other, the bushing comprising two coaxial annular parts that are fastened to each other by welding and that define a groove for guiding a rim of the ring, welding zones between the parts of the bushing being situated away from the path of the rim of the ring when moved along a privileged transverse direction of ring movement relative to the bushing when the combustion chamber is in operation.

Abstract: A variable-section turbomachine nozzle comprises a plurality of moving flaps, and a moving flap control system comprising control levers each associated with a respective moving flap, the control levers comprising both controlled levers that are actuated directly by actuators, and follower levers that are actuated by the controlled levers via transmission links. When the nozzle is at rest, the flaps associated with the follower levers present a radial offset relative to the flaps associated with the controlled levers.

Abstract: A system of attaching an injection system to a turbojet combustion chamber base. It comprises a deflector welded onto the chamber base. The deflector comprises an annular portion having an edge forming a retaining shoulder directed toward the front of the turbojet and the injection system comprises a collar on which is formed a retaining shoulder directed toward the rear of the turbojet and pressing against the retaining shoulder of the deflector.

Abstract: Combustion chamber for a turbomachine, comprising a chamber endwall equipped with fuel injection means and axisymmetric walls connecting the chamber endwall to internal and external flanges for fastening to internal and external casings, these flanges including annular portions pierced by orifices of triangular or approximately triangular shape for the flow of air for cooling downstream components.

Abstract: A controlled hot flap shutter for a turbojet nozzle includes a friction surface made of metal, and including straight lateral flanks to reduce the gap between each controlled hot flap shutter and the tracking flap shutters adjacent thereto.

Abstract: A controlled hot flap shutter for a turbojet nozzle includes a friction surface made of metal, and including straight lateral flanks to reduce the gap between each controlled hot flap shutter and the tracking flap shutters adjacent thereto.

Abstract: A variable-section turbomachine nozzle comprises a plurality of moving flaps, and a moving flap control system comprising control levers each associated with a respective moving flap, the control levers comprising both controlled levers that are actuated directly by actuators, and follower levers that are actuated by the controlled levers via transmission links. When the nozzle is at rest, the flaps associated with the follower levers present a radial offset relative to the flaps associated with the controlled levers.

Abstract: A variable-section nozzle for a turbomachine, the nozzle comprising a plurality of moving flaps mounted on the downstream end of an annular casing of the turbomachine, a moving flap control system comprising control levers each associated with a respective moving flap and at least one actuator for actuating the control levers, and a plurality of pairs of arms each forming a control lever support, the arms of each support being secured both to the casing and to a control lever, each pair of arms forming a control lever support being formed as a single piece.

Abstract: A connector in a network of lubrication pipes is provided with a valve that automatically closes off the connector whenever one of the pipes is withdrawn following an incident. Lubricant leaks are thus avoided. The valve plug is cylindrical-conical and it is fitted with a needle.

Abstract: A turbomachine comprising, downstream from the turbine, a post-combustion chamber defined by a thermal protection lining inside a casing defining an annular channel for a secondary flow, an annular diaphragm secured at the downstream end of said channel, said nozzle comprising a plurality of flaps hinged to the upstream end of said casing, each flap fitted on its inside face with a thermal protection plate to define a passage for cooling air delivered by said diaphragm, wherein the cooling air is provided by an annular duct defined by a first flexible annular gasket in sliding contact against the downstream inside face of the casing and against the upstream inside faces of the flaps under the pressure of the secondary flow, and defined on the inside by a second flexible annular gasket whose upstream end is fixed to the radially inner zone of the diaphragm, and whose downstream end is in sliding contact against the upstream inside face of the protection plates.

Abstract: The invention relates to an aviation turbomachine comprising, downstream from the turbine, a post-combustion chamber extended by at least one nozzle, said chamber being defined radially by a thermal protection lining disposed inside a casing, said casing and said lining together defining an annular channel in which, in operation, there flows a secondary flow, an annular diaphragm secured to said casing being disposed at the downstream end of said channel, said nozzle comprising a plurality of flaps hinged to the upstream end of said casing, each flap being fitted on its inside face with a thermal protection plate co-operating with said flap to define a passage for being fed with cooling air delivered by said diaphragm, wherein the feed of cooling air to said passages is provided by an annular duct defined on the outside by a first flexible annular gasket retained, in operation, pressed in sliding contact against the downstream inside face of the casing and against the upstream inside faces of the flaps under

Abstract: A connector (30) in a network of lubrication pipes (31, 32, 33) is provided with a valve (45) that automatically closes off the connector (30) whenever one of the pipes is withdrawn following an incident. Lubricant leaks are thus avoided. The valve plug is cylindrical-conical (46, 47) and it is fitted with a needle (48).