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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Oct. 11, 2016
Filed:
Dec. 28, 2010
Justine Menuey, Annecy, FR;
Frederic Braillard, Chatellerault, FR;
John Foster, Weston-S-Mare, GB;
Stephen Owens, Weston-S-Mare, GB;
Alan Taylor, Axbridge, GB;
Martin Chatterney, Durnway Bleadon Som, GB;
Justine Menuey, Annecy, FR;
Frederic Braillard, Chatellerault, FR;
John Foster, Weston-S-Mare, GB;
Stephen Owens, Weston-S-Mare, GB;
Alan Taylor, Axbridge, GB;
Martin Chatterney, Durnway Bleadon Som, GB;
SNECMA, Paris, FR;
PRAXAIR SURFACE TECHNOLOGIES INC., Indianapolis, IN (US);
Abstract
A method for repairing a blade forming a cathode and having a surface to be coated defining a critical area, utilizing an anode, an electrolyte bath including insoluble particles, and a mounting on which the blade is mounted in a working position relative to a reference wall. The mounting is placed in the bath, and the particles and the metal of the anode are co-deposited to form the coating on the surface to be coated. The anode is typically placed facing the critical area and the mounting includes a mechanism for monitoring current lines to obtain a coating with a relatively constant, predetermined thickness for the critical area, that gradually falls to a value of substantially zero along edges of the coating.