Mtu Aero Engines Gmbh

Mtu Aero Engines Ag

Markus Niedermeier

Horst Pillhoefer

Heinrich Walter

Thomas Dautl

Thomas Cosack

Dirk Ruhlig

Johann Oettl

Stefan Kassner

Jörn Kohlscheen

Horst Pillhofer

Horst Pillhöfer

Stefan Müller

Siegfried Seuss

Johann ÖTtl

A method for removing a layer made of a first material from a surface of a body made of a second material is disclosed. The body is subjected to a pressurized jet containing a blasting medium composed of particles, where the pressurized jet at least intermittently has an Almen intensity of at most 0.35 Almen A, preferably at most 0.3 Almen A and particularly preferably at most 0.25 Almen A.

Method and device for removing a layer from a surface of a body

A refractory, oxidation-resistant, and corrosion-resistant protective coating for application to a substrate, in particular for application to parts of turbines or aircraft propulsion engines, is described, including a spray coating made of a thermally sprayed, primarily metallic material, the coating being at least partially subjected to a thermochemical aluminum (Cr, Si) deposition process having a specifically high aluminum deposition activity after the application of the protective coating to the substrate, in such a way that the protective coating has alloy gradients of Al (Cr, Si) which increase from the substrate surface to the coating surface and isolated globulitic metal oxide particles. Furthermore, a method for manufacturing this protective coating and its use are described.

Protective coating for application to a substrate and method for manufacturing a protective coating

A process for gas diffusion coating of metallic components; in which a component surface which is to be coated is brought into contact with a metal halide as coating gas, to form a diffusion layer with a defined layer thickness and a defined coating metal content in % by weight in the component surface, working on the basis of a nominal concentration of the metal halide at the component surface which, at a defined coating temperature, leads to a defined coating time, wherein a first concentration, which is higher than the nominal concentration, for the metal halide is established for a first time, and at least one second concentration, which is at or below the nominal concentration, is established at the component surface for at least one second time, the first and the at least one second time being selected in such a way that their sum is shorter than the coating time with the nominal concentration. Also disclosed is a device for the process.

Method and device for gas phase diffusion coating of metal components

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