Method of making metal components

Metal working – Method of mechanical manufacture – Impeller making

Reexamination Certificate

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C029S423000, C029S889700, C029S889710, C228S165000, C228S169000, C228S173200, C228S193000, C419S005000, C419S006000, C419S007000, C419S008000, C419S038000, C428S570000

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07726023

ABSTRACT:
In order to create titanium components with a titanium composite insert, a method is provided whereby an initial pre form1has a groove2formed in it. An encapsulating member4is then provided about the groove2in order to create a cavity5which is filled with titanium alloy powder6. This titanium alloy powder6is densified and then accurately machined in order to create a groove insert form7which can accommodate a titanium composite material pre form insert8and further titanium alloy powder9such that through a high temperature isostatic pressing (HIP) process, the insert8is embedded. The original component form1can then be machined in order to create the final component elements such as aerofoils13.

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patent: 5470524 (1995-11-01), Krueger et al.
patent: 5562245 (1996-10-01), Berthelemy et al.
patent: 5946801 (1999-09-01), Twigg et al.

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