Abstract: A dual-flow turbojet engine having a central shaft surrounded by a high-pressure body which rotate about the same longitudinal axis while being independent in rotation, and including a fan driven by the central pressure shaft; a high-pressure compressor and a high-pressure turbine mounted on the high-pressure body; an inter-turbine casing; a low-pressure turbine mounted on a low-pressure rotor surrounding the central shaft; an exhaust casing on which an output cone is mounted; a reduction gear with which the low-pressure rotor drives the central pressure shaft; two bearings mounted on the exhaust casing and respectively receiving the central shaft and the low-pressure rotor; a bearing mounted on the inter-turbine casing and receiving the low-pressure rotor.

Abstract: A ducted fan module with variable-pitch blades for a turbo engine includes a rotor carrying a plurality of blades, a stationary casing, and a blade pitch changing and control system. The rotor includes a central shaft and a surrounding blade support ring. A front end of the blade support ring is connected to a front end of the central shaft, creating a rearward-opening annular space between the blade support ring and the central shaft. A tubular part is connected to the stationary casing and extends into the annular space.

Abstract: A turbojet engine including a central shaft surrounded by a coaxial and independent high-pressure body, the turbojet engine including, from upstream to downstream: —a fan driven by the central shaft; a high-pressure compressor and a high-pressure turbine supported by the high-pressure body; an inter-turbine housing; a low-pressure turbine; and an exhaust housing. The turbojet engine also includes: a low-pressure rotor which extends downstream of the central shaft and supports the low-pressure turbine; a rotor bearing supported by the exhaust housing; a reduction gear by which the low-pressure rotor drives the central shaft, the reduction gear being located upstream of the rotor bearing; and a downstream shaft bearing which is located upstream of the reduction gear.

Abstract: A dual-flow turbojet engine having a central shaft surrounded by a high-pressure body which rotate about the same longitudinal axis while being independent in rotation, and including a fan driven by the central pressure shaft; a high-pressure compressor and a high-pressure turbine mounted on the high-pressure body; an inter-turbine casing; a low-pressure turbine mounted on a low-pressure rotor surrounding the central shaft; an exhaust casing on which an output cone is mounted; a reduction gear with which the low-pressure rotor drives the central pressure shaft; two bearings mounted on the exhaust casing and respectively receiving the central shaft and the low-pressure rotor; a bearing mounted on the inter-turbine casing and receiving the low-pressure rotor.

Abstract: A ducted fan module with variable-pitch blades for a turbo engine includes a rotor carrying a plurality of blades, a stationary casing and a pitch changing and control system for adjusting and controlling the setting of the blades. The rotor includes a central shaft and a blade support ring surrounding the central shaft, a front end of the ring that is connected to a front end of the central shaft, so as to create a rearward-opening annular space between the ring and the shaft. The annular space of the rotor housing the blade changing and control system and the central shaft are guided by a first bearing mounted in a stationary casing behind the ring. The fan has a tubular part connected to the stationary casing and extending into the annular space in front of the first bearing and carrying at least a first complementary bearing for guiding the shaft.