Mtu Aero Engines Ag

Markus Zeis

Roland Huttner

Dieter Freno

Nicole Feiling

Christian Doll

David Koch

Andreas Hieber

Kilian Bayer

Hermann Nachtigall

Jens Truebenbach

Susanne Poesl

Miriam Rimke

Rolf Kneilling

The invention relates to an ECM system comprising a holder for the arranging of at least one component to be machined and at least one machining station for the electrochemical machining of the at least one component at at least one machining position. The ECM system has a positioning apparatus, which is designed to mount, in a predefined position, a machining platform arranged on the positioning apparatus, and the machining platform comprises at least one machining station having at least one electrode arranged thereon, which electrode can be moved along a machining path in order to machine the at least one component that can be arranged on the holder.

ECM system, having a holder and a machining platform

The invention relates to a method machining a particularly planar component by means of electrochemical machining, wherein the component has internal stresses resulting particularly from preceding manufacturing steps. In a first step a) of the method, the component to be machined is provided. Subsequently, in step b), at least two tools are provided in the form of electrodes and, in step c), an electrolyte is provided between the component and the at least two electrodes. In step d), a positive voltage is applied to the component and a negative voltage is applied to the at least two electrodes. Thus, in step e), by moving the at least two electrodes along their respective movement paths with respect to the component, electrochemical machining can take place; in the process, the gap between each electrode and the component is flushed with the electrolyte at least intermittently.

Method and apparatus for machining components by means of electrochemical machining

Blade root receptacle for receiving a blade root of a rotor blade of a turbomachine. The blade root receptacle, for radially bearing in a form-fitting manner on the blade root, has a supporting flank which, in terms of a rotation axis, at least in proportions faces radially inward, wherein the supporting flank is provided with a convexity which, when viewed in an axially perpendicular section, at least in portions has a convex shape and, also when viewed in an axially parallel section, at least in portions has a convex shape.

Blade root receptacle for receiving a rotor blade

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Munich, Germany

Markus Zeis