Abstract: A process for repairing a metallic shroud of a gas turbine blade includes a step of removing a portion of an anti-wear layer to a removal depth that is greater than a depth of wear of the anti-wear layer. Further, the process includes a step of leaving a trace of the anti-wear layer to subsist, wherein the trace of the anti-wear layer extends at least in a re-entrant zone of the Z profile of the blade. The process also includes a step of depositing a new layer of anti-wear material on the trace of the anti-wear layer.

Abstract: The invention relates to a repair process of a metallic piece, in particular of a rotor or stator blade of a gas turbine motor comprising an anti-wear layer formed by loading by welding of an anti-wear material to a part of its surface and whereof said layer is partially machined, characterised in that it comprises a rectification stage of said layer in which a trace of said original anti-wear layer is left to subsist on at least part of the base of the rectified zone, and a stage in which a new layer of anti-wear material is deposited by welding. The invention in particular relates to turbine blades with a shroud and has the advantage of at the same time ensuring good adhesion of the new layer and preventing the appearance of defects in the metallic substrate.