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Class 244/122AC - Catapult


Subclass of Class 244 - Aeronautics and astronautics
No. of patents: 5
Last issue date: 09/27/2005


NumberTitleIssue Date
6948686Constant rate deployment device
A spring-based deployment system deploys a mass at a limited velocity. Using techniques common to the art of timepieces, the motion of a gear, like the rotation of a clock's second hand, is controlled to occur at a substantially constant rate. In a preferred embodim...
09/27/2005
5056739Safety harness device
A safety harness device of the inertia type wherein the rewind spring is connected to a fluid pressure actuated portion that is normally inoperative during ordinary operations of the safety harness, but which, when actuated by the user, serves to pull upo...
10/15/1991
4706909Controllable ejection seat catapult
A catapult seat ejection system for ejecting a pilot and seat from an aircraft is disclosed in which the thrust of the catapult is controlled to prevent injury to the pilot due to acceleration forces. The catapult comprises a main catapult tube; a piston ...
11/17/1987
4667901Apparatus for adjustably mounting an ejection seat in an aircraft
Apparatus for adjustably mounting an ejection seat (16) in an aircraft in which outer catapult cylinders (58, 60) support inner catapult cylinders (62, 64) and supply force to the inner cylinders to eject the inner cylinders and the seat from the aircraft...
05/26/1987
4218035Semi-supine aircrew ejection seat
A reclining or semi-supine aircrew ejection seat is provided with an ejection gun that is in the usual upwardly extending and rearwardly inclined attitude, and the seat is attached to the portion of the gun assembly that leaves the aircraft by a pivotal c...
08/19/1980
 
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