Coating processes – Restoring or repairing – Metal article
Patent
1998-02-03
2000-01-04
Beck, Shrive
Coating processes
Restoring or repairing
Metal article
427140, 4273764, 4273767, B05D 126
Patent
active
060107464
ABSTRACT:
The invention is a method for repairing a protectively coated, locally damaged turbomachinery vane without removing the vane from its parent turbomachinery module. The method includes applying a diffusible coating precursor to the damaged region of the vane and diffusing the coating precursor into the vane in the presence of a nonreactive atmosphere. The nonreactive atmosphere is confined to a chamber that contains the damaged vane, the chamber being bounded in part by the turbomachinery module itself. A conventional stress relief machine is used to heat only the damaged region of the vane to a temperature sufficient to promote diffusion of the precursor into the vane. The method uses equipment and supplies that are routinely available or easily fabricated from common, inexpensive materials. Use of the method avoids the expense and delay of removing the vane from its parent module.
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Albert Jean-Paul I.
Descoteaux Samuel S.
Baran Kenneth C.
Beck Shrive
Crockford Kirsten A.
United Technologies Corporation
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