Abstract: A method for the production of a fibrous metal structure by weaving with metal weft yarns and metal warp yarns. The method includes weaving the fibrous structure by successive weaving of metal clasps that are used as weft yarns. For the purpose of weaving, each of the arms of each of the metal clasps is introduced into at least one shed, each shed being formed by two warp yarns.

Abstract: A method for producing a metal component such as a metal turbomachine blade reinforcement, includes positioning a plurality of metal staples in a forming tool having a die and a punch; and hot isostatic pressing the plurality of metal staples causing the agglomeration of the metal staples so as to obtain a solid component.

Abstract: A process for manufacturing a metal part such as a metal reinforcement for the blade of a turbine engine, which includes: manufacturing a three-dimensional metal structure made up of an insert which exhibits properties which allow superplastic forming and diffusion welding to be carried out, and of multiple metal wires encircling the periphery of the insert, where the metal structure forms a preform of the metal part; positioning the metal structure in a forming tool and hot-pressing the three-dimensional metal structure which causes agglomeration of the metal structure so as to obtain the compact metal part.

Abstract: A method for producing a metal reinforcement for the leading edge or trailing edge of a turbomachine blade, the method including cutting a plurality of metal foils from a flexible metal sheet, corresponding substantially to the developed length of the leading or trailing edge metal reinforcement; producing a plurality of metal pockets, each pocket being produced from two of the metal foils obtained during the cutting; stacking the metal pockets one inside the other, such as to form a preform of the leading or trailing edge metal reinforcement; and hot isostatic pressing the preform, causing the metal pockets to bond to one another, so as to produce the leading or trailing edge metal reinforcement.

Abstract: A method for producing a solid part, including weaving a three-dimensional fibrous structure, the weaving being carried out with metal braids consisting of a plurality of metal strands mutually twisted about the longitudinal axis of the braid; and performing hot isostatic pressing on the fibrous structure causing the agglomeration of the metal braids of the fibrous structure so as to produce a solid part.

Abstract: A method for making a metallic part, includes positioning at least one metallic coil formed from flexible metal foil including a plurality of notches, on a shaping tool, the at least one coil being manually deformable when cold along three directions in space (X, Y, Z); hot isostatic pressing the at least one metallic coil in a tool causing compaction of the metallic coil so as to obtain the metallic part.

Abstract: A method for manufacturing a metal part by producing a preform with a fibrous structure of metal fibers, and subjecting the preform to hot isostatic pressing in a tool until a solid part is obtained, the tool including at least one first element including a cavity for molding the part. The first tool element is elongate in a direction between two ends, and the fibrous structure is at least partially formed by winding at least one metal wire around the first tool element in the direction, from one end to the other. The method can be used, for example, for manufacturing reinforcement parts for a fan blade of a turbojet engine.

Abstract: A process for manufacturing a metal part such as a metal reinforcement for the blade of a turbine engine, which includes: manufacturing a three-dimensional metal structure made up of an insert which exhibits properties which allow superplastic forming and diffusion welding to be carried out, and of multiple metal wires encircling the periphery of the insert, where the metal structure forms a preform of the metal part; positioning the metal structure in a forming tool and hot-pressing the three-dimensional metal structure which causes agglomeration of the metal structure so as to obtain the compact metal part.

Abstract: A method for producing a metal component such as a metal turbomachine blade reinforcement, includes positioning a plurality of metal staples in a forming tool having a die and a punch; and hot isostatic pressing the plurality of metal staples causing the agglomeration of the metal staples so as to obtain a solid component.

Abstract: A method for manufacturing a metal part by producing a preform with a fibrous structure of metal fibers, and subjecting the preform to hot isostatic pressing in a tool until a solid part is obtained, the tool including at least one first element including a cavity for molding the part. The first tool element is elongate in a direction between two ends, and the fibrous structure is at least partially formed by winding at least one metal wire around the first tool element in the direction, from one end to the other. The method can be used, for example, for manufacturing reinforcement parts for a fan blade of a turbojet engine.

Abstract: A method for producing a metal reinforcement for the leading edge or trailing edge of a turbomachine blade, the method including cutting a plurality of metal foils from a flexible metal sheet, corresponding substantially to the developed length of the leading or trailing edge metal reinforcement; producing a plurality of metal pockets, each pocket being produced from two of the metal foils obtained during the cutting; stacking the metal pockets one inside the other, such as to form a preform of the leading or trailing edge metal reinforcement; and hot isostatic pressing the preform, causing the metal pockets to bond to one another, so as to produce the leading or trailing edge metal reinforcement.

Abstract: A method for making a metallic part, includes positioning at least one metallic coil formed from flexible metal foil including a plurality of notches, on a shaping tool, the at least one coil being manually deformable when cold along three directions in space (X, Y, Z); hot isostatic pressing the at least one metallic coil in a tool causing compaction of the metallic coil so as to obtain the metallic part.

Abstract: A method for the production of a fibrous metal structure by weaving with metal weft yarns and metal warp yarns. The method includes weaving the fibrous structure by successive weaving of metal clasps that are used as weft yarns. For the purpose of weaving, each of the arms of each of the metal clasps is introduced into at least one shed, each shed being formed by two warp yarns.

Abstract: A method for producing a solid part, including weaving a three-dimensional fibrous structure, the weaving being carried out with metal braids consisting of a plurality of metal strands mutually twisted about the longitudinal axis of the braid; and performing hot isostatic pressing on the fibrous structure causing the agglomeration of the metal braids of the fibrous structure so as to produce a solid part.

Abstract: A method of heat treating a thermomechanical part made of a TA6Zr4DE titanium alloy. A solution-annealing is performed at a temperature lying in the range beta transus ?20° C. and beta transus ?15° C. for a duration lying in the range four hours to eight hours. The method is applicable to fabricating high pressure compressor disks.

Abstract: A blank consisting of a spirally wound fiber for use in the manufacture of a fiber reinforced article of composite material is made by winding the fiber onto a helical track on the surface of a frusto-conical spindle, covering the wound fiber with a thermoplastic binder which sets to form a frusto-conical shell encasing the fiber, removing the shell from the spindle and placing the shell with its base on a plate, and heating the shell starting from its base so as to soften it and cause it to progressively collapse onto the plate to form a disc comprising a spirally wound fiber. If necessary the collapse of the shell may be assisted by pressing on the shell in a direction towards the plate.