Average Co-Inventor Count = 3.21
ph-index = 3
The patent ph-index is calculated by counting the number of publications for which an author has been cited by other authors at least that same number of times.
Company Filing History:
1. Safran Aircraft Engines (9 from 1,838 patents)
2. Snecma (9 from 1,659 patents)
3. Safran (2 from 345 patents)
18 patents:
1. 11072100 - Method and compaction assembly for manufacturing a composite turbomachine blade
2. 10724159 - Fiber blank woven as a single piece by three-dimensional weaving to make a closed box-structure platform out of composite material for a turbine engine fan
3. 10569489 - Compacting assembly and method of fabricating a composite blade for a turbine engine
4. 10519576 - Fiber structure woven as a single piece by 3D weaving, and an application thereof to fabricating a composite material part
5. 10456877 - Method and system for cutting a preform intended for the production of a turbomachine part
6. 10364516 - 3D woven fiber structure, a fiber preform obtained from such a fiber structure, and a composite material part including such a preform
7. 10280537 - Fiber structure woven as a single piece by 3D weaving and application to the manufacturing of composite material part
8. 10145039 - Fiber blank woven as a single piece by three-dimensional weaving to make a closed box-structure platform out of composite material for a turbine engine fan
9. 10131073 - Monobloc blade preform and module for a turbo machine intermediate casing
10. 10041196 - Fibrous structure with grouping of floats
11. 10035226 - Method and system for cutting a preform intended for the production of a turbomachine part
12. 9919457 - Method for producing preforms
13. 9817923 - Part made from 3D woven composite material
14. 9771810 - Fiber preform for a turbine engine blade made of composite material and having an integrated platform, and a method of making it
15. 9657583 - Composite material reinforcing part of pi-shaped section, in particular a platform for a turbine engine fan, and its method of fabrication