General Electric Company

Michael Joseph Martini

Daniel Edward Jones

Larisa Alexandra Elman

Todd Gary Heinrich

Stephen Michael Carter

Steven Michael Burgess

Joseph C Roesel

Cary Michael Kinder

Mark E Leeds

John Scott Graham

Michael Thomas Keating

A method for fabricating a component using a tool includes determining an actual property of a region of the component, comparing the actual property of the region of the component with an expected property of the region to determine a difference between the actual property and the expected property, and updating a path of the tool that is electronically stored in a memory and executable by a processor for fabricating the component based on the difference between the actual property and the expected property of the region.

Methods and systems for fabricating components

A method for aligning a first and a second component for manufacturing using an alignment member. The first component includes at least one first datum and the second component includes at least one second datum. The method includes fixedly securing the alignment member to a fixture in a first orientation relative to the fixture, coupling the first component to the fixture such that the at least one first datum is aligned with a corresponding datum locator of a first datum nest of the alignment member, removing the first component from the fixture, repositioning the alignment member relative to the fixture from the first orientation to a second orientation, fixedly securing the alignment member in the second orientation, and coupling the second component to the fixture such that the at least one second datum is aligned with a corresponding datum locator of a second datum nest of the alignment member.

Methods and apparatus for manufacturing components

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Michael Joseph Martini