This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Snecma Moteurs. Active years: 2006.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 2006
Title: Alain Keller and Automated Polishing for Titanium Components.
Introduction
Alain Keller is an inventor associated with Dieudonne, France, and Snecma Moteurs. His work includes an automated polishing process for mechanical parts made from titanium or titanium alloy.
Latest Patents
Keller is credited with 1 patent: “Automated polishing process for mechanical parts in titanium or titanium alloy.” The invention uses an abrasive belt made with industrial diamond or cubic boron nitride grains. The belt is mounted on a tangential contact wheel that rotates at a specified speed and applies a specified pressure while moving across the part at a controlled rate. The process is intended for shaping and finishing jet-engine fan or compressor blades.
Career Highlights
Keller’s patent describes an automated approach to polishing semi-finished titanium components. By specifying superabrasive materials and controlled operating conditions, the process addresses the geometric finishing of demanding aerospace parts.
Collaborations
Keller’s listed coworkers include Alain Martinez and Daniel Langeard. His work is associated with Snecma Moteurs.
Conclusion
Alain Keller’s patent documents a specialized automated polishing process for titanium and titanium-alloy components, with an application in jet-engine blade manufacturing.
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