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Societe Sochata

Jean-Pierre Huchin

Andre Hubert Malie

Michel Grosbras

Marie-Caroline Dumez

Jean-Claude Tedenac

Rose Marie Marin-Ayral

Marie-France Beaufort

Didier Perraud

Andr&eacute; Malie

Fran&ccedil;ois David

Yves Leroy

Frederic Jacquot

The present invention concern a method using powder metallurgy for producing molded parts intended to be assembled by self-brazing to metal parts capable of receiving them and said receiving parts. The method comprises forming a homogenous mixture of a basic metal powder, brazing powder and a liquid binding agent which is injection molded to form a self-brazing part.

Method of manufacturing self-soldering shaped pieces by powder metallurgy

A method of diffusion brazing parts made of a superalloy A uses a single-component brazing powder prepared by measuring a quantity of a superalloy powder having a composition identical to the superalloy A and a quantity of a boron and/or silicon flux powder in a proportion of between 0.1% and 40% by weight of the superalloy powder, mixing the powders and placing them with balls made of superalloy A in a container also made of superalloy A, closing the container and keeping its contents in a controlled atmosphere, placing the container in a grinder and operating the grinder to keep the container moving for a period ranging from 30 seconds to 500 hours in order to encrust the flux onto the surface of the grains of the superalloy powder.

Method of diffusion brazing superalloy parts

A method of making a deposit on a component made of a nickel or cobalt based superalloy is described wherein a deposit material consisting of reactive powders corresponding to an intermetallic material or of a superalloy powder is deposited on the component before placing it in a chamber and subjecting it to a neutral gas at a hydrostatic pressure of up to 1.5 GPa, the chamber being provided with heater means for producing a controlled temperature of up to 1200.degree. C. at a rate of increase of from 5.degree. C. to 120.degree. C. per minute and a thermal gradient of 200.degree. C. between the ends of the component, and the temperature and pressure conditions in the chamber are selected such that the deposit material undergoes a synthesis reaction by self-propagated combustion under high pressure so as to obtain densification of the deposit and a metallurgical bonding between the deposit and the component.

Method of making a deposit on a component made of a nickel or cobalt

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Jean-Pierre Huchin