General Electric Company

Patrick Thomas Walsh

Srikanth Chandrudu Kottilingam

Benjamin Paul Lacy

Brian Lee Tollison

David Vincent Bucci

Emil Nikolaev Nikolov

Kathleen Blanche Morey

Joseph Garfield Albanese

Ajit Wasant Kane

Michael Anthony DePalma, Iii

Paul Bachmaier

Jeffrey M Zimmerman

Markus Weber

Transportable modular coating systems include a first transportable coating module comprising at least one first removable wall, a second transportable coating module comprising at least one second removable wall, wherein the first and second transportable coating modules are joinable when the first and second removable walls are removed, and a plurality of coating components fixed within the first and second transportable coating modules that combine to create a coating operation. The transportable coating module further includes a transportable control module that comprises a control system that operably connects to the plurality of coating components to operably control the coating operation.

Transportable modular coating systems and methods

According to one aspect of the invention, a method for manufacturing a hot gas path component of a turbine is provided, the method including forming cooling channels in a surface of a member. The method also includes disposing a layer on the surface of the member to enclose the cooling channels, the layer being disposed on a portion of the member to be cooled and bonding the layer to the surface, wherein bonding comprises heating the member and the layer.

Method for manufacturing a hot gas path component and hot gas path turbine component

There is provided a system and method for controlling an electronic device. An exemplary method comprises employing a look-up table to derive waveform value data for a multi-phase reference waveform. The exemplary method also comprises employing the look-up table to derive waveform value data corresponding to harmonic data for the multi-phase reference waveform. Harmonic data is injected into the multi-phase reference waveform to produce a harmonic reference waveform. The exemplary method additionally comprises generating a plurality of control signals from the harmonic reference waveform.

Electronic device control system and method

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Simpsonville, SC, United States of America

Patrick Thomas Walsh