Siemens Aktiengesellschaft

Siemens Energy Global Gmbh & Co. Kg

Ingo Reinkensmeier

Silke Settegast

Jan Münzer

Ingo Berger

Ahmed Kamel

Kazim Ozbaysal

Bernd Burbaum

Sebastian Piegert

Jochen Barnikel

Henning Hanebuth

Thomas Lorenz

Susanne Gollerthan

Michael Stemmler

Harald Krappitz

Thomas Nägel

Jane Awayes

Robin Blank

Sheik Minhaz Uddin

A plug for brazing in a through-hole and for sealing a through-hole in a substrate of a gas turbine component. The plug has at least one elongate part and a head, wherein the head is made wider in cross section than the elongate part. The elongate part has a cross section which becomes smaller towards its end face along its longitudinal axis, wherein the elongate part has a peripheral region on its end face, wherein the peripheral region of the elongate part has a brazing filler metal. The head has a peripheral region on its end face, wherein the peripheral region of the head has a brazing filler metal, and the remaining and largest part of the elongate part and of the head has a mixture of brazing filler metal and a substrate material.

Brazing plug, component of a gas turbine and method

A method of manufacturing a hard-to-weld material by a beam-assisted additive manufacturing process is presented. The method includes depositing a first layer for the material onto the substrate, the first layer including a major fraction of a base material for the component and a minor fraction of a solder, depositing a second layer of the base material for the component and a thermal treatment of the layer arrangement. The thermal treatment includes a first thermal cycle at a first temperature above 1200&#xb0; C. for a duration of more than 3 hours, a subsequent second thermal cycle at a second temperature above 1000&#xb0; C. for more than 2 hours, and a subsequent third thermal cycle and a third temperature above 700&#xb0; C. for more than 12 hours. A manufactured component is also presented.

Manufacturing method for hard-to-weld materials

A method for applying a wear protection layer to a continuous flow machine component which has a base material comprising titanium is provided. The method includes the following steps: mixing a solder which comprises an alloy comprising titanium and particles which are distributed in the alloy and have a reaction agent; applying the solder to predetermined points of the continuous flow machine component; introducing a heat volume into the solder and the continuous flow machine component so that the alloy becomes liquid and the reaction agent changes through diffusion processes with the solder and undergoes a chemical reaction with the alloy, forming a hard aggregate; and cooling the solder so that the alloy becomes solid.

Method for applying a wear-resistant layer to a turbomachine component

A method in which no voids occur during the soldering processes is provided. A component with a soldering material is heated using a first temperature plateau for a first time duration such that the solder material is completely melted. Each subsequent heating is at a temperature plateau with a temperature that is lower than a temperature of the previous plateau.

Method for soldering with a multistep temperature profile

In soldering processes according to prior art, there is often an insufficient tie-up to a substrate of a component. A method in which no voids occur during the soldering processes is provided. A temperature pattern is proposed according to the method in which the temperature is lowered successively during the soldering operation.

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Fröndenberg, Germany

Ingo Reinkensmeier