Method of repairing heat resistant alloy parts

Metal fusion bonding – Process – Repairing – restoring – or renewing product for reuse

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228221, 228206, B23K 2500

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ABSTRACT:
The instant invention describes a method of repairing heat-resistant alloy parts which have been cracked or otherwise damaged due to exposure of combustion gases from a turbojet engine. The method includes chemically cleaning the surface of the part to remove the layer of contaminants and subjecting the part to a thermochemical treatment to thoroughly clean the cracks and other narrow, damaged areas. A diffusion brazing process is then utilized to fill the cracks or damaged areas.

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Chemical Abstract 88: 40722k.

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