Snecma Propulsion Solide

Societe Europeenne De Propulsion

Societe Nationale D'etude Et De Construction De Moteurs D'aviation

Snecma Moteurs

Messier-bugatti-dowty

Safran Ceramics

Messier-bugatti Inc.

Herakles

Societe Europeene De Propulsion

Bernard Delperier

Jean-Luc Domblides

Jean-François Potin

Christian Robin-Brosse

Yvan Baudry

Jean-Francois Potin

Jacques Thebault

François Charleux

Jacques Rey

Eric Sion

Jean-Luc Leluan

Jean-Philippe Richard

Jean-Marie Parenteau

Gilles Bondieu

Jacky Minet

Jean-Luc Charvet

Olivier Petitjean

Pierre Delaurens

Sophie Soulignac

Jean-Pierre Lambert

Jean-Marie Toussaint

Eric Thibaudeau

A process for treating effluent gas containing polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons includes a step of spray scrubbing with a mineral oil in order to trap the hydrocarbons, wherein the mineral oil includes a mixture of aromatic mineral oil and naphthenic mineral oil.

Method for treating waste gas containing polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons

A thermochemical treatment installation includes a reaction chamber, at least one gas inlet, and a gas preheater chamber situated between the gas inlet and the reaction chamber. The preheater chamber has a plurality of perforated distribution trays held spaced apart one above another. The preheater chamber also includes, between at least the facing distribution trays, a plurality of walls defining flow paths for a gas stream between said trays.

CVI densification installation including a high capacity preheating zone

The invention relates to a heat treatment oven comprising a loading or treatment zone, at least one gas inlet, a gas preheater chamber situated in the oven between the gas inlet and the loading or treatment zone, a susceptor comprising at least a side wall surrounding the preheater chamber and the loading or treatment zone, and a field winding suitable for heating the side wall by induction. The portion of the side wall of the susceptor that is situated around the preheater chamber presents at least two recesses spaced apart circumferentially from one another so as to form portions of reduced thickness in said portion of the side wall.

Heat treatment oven with inductive heating

A fiber preform is obtained by conforming panels of fiber texture on a former having a surface that reproduces the shape desired for a surface of the nozzle or the nozzle divergent section that is to be made. The panels are bonded together via their mutually contacting edges. A consolidated fiber reinforcement is formed by shaping the fiber preform impregnated with a consolidation composition including a resin. The shaping of the fiber preform is performed between the former and a jacket applied against the impregnated fiber preform so as the consolidated fiber reinforcement has a fiber volume percentage of at least 35%, and a thickness of less than 5 mm over at least a major fraction of its axial dimension. The densification of the fiber reinforcement is continued by chemical vapor infiltration after pyrolyzing the resin so that once densified, a part is obtained that has practically the shape and the wall thickness of the nozzle or the nozzle divergent section that is to be made.

Method of producing a nozzle or a divergent nozzle element made of a composite

The method applies to a process such as cementation or chemical vapor infiltration or deposition, the process being carried out in an oven and the method comprising setting operating parameters of the oven, introducing a reagent gas into the oven, the reagent gas containing at least one gaseous hydrocarbon, and extracting from the oven an effluent gas containing reaction by-products of the reagent gas. The effluent gas is subjected to washing in oil that absorbs tars contained in the effluent gas, and information about the progress of the process is obtained by measuring the quantity of tar absorbed by the oil.

Method for monitoring the course of a process using a reactive gas containing one or several hydrocarbons

A method for densification of porous by CVI in which substrates are loaded into a loading zone of an oven and heated to a temperature at which a desired matrix material is formed from a precursor gas(es). A reative gas containing the precursor gas(es) is admitted into the end of the oven and heated upstream from the loading zone of the substrates. The reactive gas is also preheated prior to entering the oven so that, upon entering the oven, it is brought to an intermediate temperature between ambient temperature and the temperature to which the substrates are heated. In this manner, a very small temperature gradient is obtained throughout the loading zone.

Method for densifying porous substrates by chemical vapour infiltration with preheated gas

A porous substrate having a concave inside face and an outside face is disposed in an enclosure, and reactive gas is introduced into the enclosure to densify the substrate. At least a portion of the gas is divided into two non-zero fractions. The first fraction of the gas is fed to the inside face of the substrate. The second fraction of the gas is fed to only the outside face of the substrate. Alternatively, the first fraction of the gas is fed via a tooling extending into an inside volume defined by the concave inside face of the substrate.

Densifying hollow porous substrates by chemical vapor infiltration

Prior to passing through pumping apparatus effluent gas containing hydrocarbons is subjected to washing by being sprayed with aromatic type oil in oil-recirculating washing apparatus. Polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons contained in the effluent gas are trapped by being absorbed in the oil. The method is suitable for treating effluent gas coming from an installation for chemical vapor deposition or infiltration using a reagent gas containing a precursor for pyrolytic carbon, or else coming from a cementation installation.

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Bernard Delperier