Abstract: An intermediate casing for a turbine engine, comprising at least one central hub and one shroud (12) which are positioned concentrically, and mutually mechanically connected by structural arms (11), with such casing comprising at least one sealing part (13) attached between the shroud (12) and a structural arm (11), with the sealing part (13) including at least one metal core and one seal.

Abstract: An intermediate casing for a turbine engine, comprising at least one central hub and one shroud (12) which are positioned concentrically, and mutually mechanically connected by structural arms (11), with such casing comprising at least one sealing part (13) attached between the shroud (12) and a structural arm (11), with the sealing part (13) including at least one metal core and one seal.

Abstract: An attachment system intended to equip a wall, the system including a nut intended to receive a screw of which the orientation is normal to the wall, the screw passing through an element such as an outer panel in order to attach the element to the wall. The attachment system comprises a socket having a threaded cylindrical outer face intended to be screwed into a hole passing through the wall and having dimensions greater than the dimensions of the fastener that the repair socket replaces, the socket carrying, in the central region of same, a nut receiving the screw.

Abstract: An attachment system intended to equip a wall (17), the system including a nut intended to receive a screw (31) of which the orientation is normal to the wall (17), the screw (31) passing through an element such as an outer panel (32) in order to attach the element to the wall (17). The attachment system comprises a socket (26) having a threaded cylindrical outer face (34) intended to be screwed into a hole (29) passing through the wall (17) and having dimensions greater than the dimensions of the fastener that the repair socket (26) replaces, the socket (26) carrying, in the central region of same, a nut (28) receiving the attachment screw (32).

Abstract: A jersey sheath drawing device for fitting contact prostheses, whereby an upper or lower limb amputee can easily put on his own prosthesis. The workload of hospital staff assigned to assisting amputees in specialized rehabilitation centres can also be reduced. The device comprises a bearing (10) designed to rest on the rim of the opening (2) at the end of the nest (1) of the prosthesis, a self-locking catch (12) for tightly gripping the jersey sheath (1B) across the whole or only a part of its cross-section, a pulling runner (11) sliding on a sliding frame (6) and controlling the locking catch (12). The pulling runner (11) can be moved manually by means of the handles (6A, 8) or electrically by means of an endless screw driven by a motor. The device allows both the prosthesis (1) to be guided towards the stump (1A) for fitting thereto and the sheath (1B) to be pulled tight while using only one hand, the device staying in place throughout the process.