Abstract: The invention relates to a movable blade made of aluminum and titanium alloy, for a turbojet engine turbine comprising a vane and at least one root at a distal end of the vane. The root has at least one azimuthal contact surface with another directly adjacent blade. A hard abrasion-resistant material, called wear-resistant material, is deposited onto the at least one azimuthal contact surface. A cavity is produced in said at least one azimuthal contact surface, the wear-resistant material being deposited in the cavity.

Abstract: The invention relates to citrus fibers in dry form having a storage modulus (G?) of at least 50 Pa, said G? being measured on an aqueous medium containing an amount of 2 wt % citrus fibers dispersed therein under a low-shear stirring of less than 10000 rpm.

Abstract: The invention relates to citrus fibers in dry form having a storage modulus (G?)of at least 50 Pa, said G? being measured on an aqueous medium containing an amount of 2 wt % citrus fibers dispersed therein under a low-shear stirring of less than 1000 rpm.

Abstract: The invention relates to citrus fibers in dry form having a storage modulus (G?) of at least 50 Pa, said G? being measured on an aqueous medium containing an amount of 2 wt % citrus fibers dispersed therein under a low-shear stirring of less than 10000 rpm.

Abstract: A twin laser camera unitary assembly for a robot processing tool is disclosed. The assembly has a housing having a front wall defining an upright U-shaped channel into which a tubular portion of the tool is laterally insertable. A mounting support attaches the housing relative to the tool in operative position. Twin laser range finders are respectively mounted in the housing on opposite sides of the U-shaped channel in a symmetrical in-line arrangement with respect to the tool. A controller mounted in the housing is configured to receive robot control signals, operate laser projectors and process image signals produced by imagers of the laser range finders so that joint and bead position and geometry signals are produced in a robot reference frame. The assembly is designed and protected for use in industrial processes such as robotic laser and arc welding and sealant dispensing.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a seaweed-based powder having a storage modulus (G?) of at least 30 Pa as determined on a 0.3 wt % aqueous dispersion of said powder and wherein said powder has a critical gelling concentration (C0) of at most 0.1 wt %. Further described herein is composition comprising the seaweed-based powder and a method of producing the seaweed-based powder.

Abstract: The invention relates to citrus fibers in dry form having a storage modulus (G?) of at least 50 Pa, said G? being measured on an aqueous medium containing an amount of 2 wt % citrus fibers dispersed therein under a low-shear stirring of less than 10000 rpm.

Abstract: An assembly including a sector of fixed blades for turbomachine distributor including at one circumferential end a protuberance and at another circumferential end a contact surface, such that the protuberance of a sector arrives opposite the contact surface of another adjacent sector, a detachable cap including a surface with anti-wear material, configured to be engaged detachably on the protuberance of the sector, such that the anti-wear material is in contact with the contact surface of the other sector.

Abstract: Turbine distributor sector for an aircraft turbine engine, including an external annular platform sector and an internal annular platform sector, the sectors being coaxial and being connected together by blade assemblies including inner cavities cooled by gas circulation, the external platform sector including through openings of which radially internal ends open into the inner cavities, wherein the external platform sector includes inner ducts for supplying the cavities with gas, the ducts including air outlets opening into the openings and air inlets opening onto a portion of the external annular surface of the external platform sector.

Abstract: An air-fire seal designed to be attached to a first tubular member of a turbomachine, such as a bleed duct, and to rest against a second member of the turbomachine, such as an intermediate casing hub, includes an attachment base having an annular shape around a reference axis (Y); a first annular fire-stop lip extending from the attachment base over a first length (L1); and a second annular air-sealing lip extending from the attachment base over a second length (L2) lower than the first length and facing the first lip.

Abstract: An air-fire seal designed to be attached to a first tubular member of a turbomachine, such as a bleed duct, and to rest against a second member of the turbomachine, such as an intermediate casing hub, includes an attachment base having an annular shape around a reference axis (Y); a first annular fire-stop lip extending from the attachment base over a first length (L1); and a second annular air-sealing lip extending from the attachment base over a second length (L2) lower than the first length and facing the first lip.

Abstract: Turbine distributor sector for an aircraft turbine engine, including an external annular platform sector and an internal annular platform sector, the sectors being coaxial and being connected together by blade assemblies including inner cavities cooled by gas circulation, the external platform sector including through openings of which radially internal ends open into the inner cavities, wherein the external platform sector includes inner ducts for supplying the cavities with gas, the ducts including air outlets opening into the openings and air inlets opening onto a portion of the external annular surface of the external platform sector.

Abstract: Disclosed is a cable comprising a core and a PCM layer surrounding the core wherein the PCM layer consists of a PCM composition wherein the PCM composition comprises a PCM and an ethylene copolymer; and the core consists of a yarn, strand, or wire each made of a natural or synthetic polymeric material or a metal. The invention is useful for thermal management in a variety of applications in such as, for example, automotive, building, packaging, garments, and footwear.

Abstract: As products and services architectures increasingly use a modular approach, the use of configurators needed to assemble bundles increases correspondingly Situation: Configurators are typically focused on creating one bundle at a time. Each bundle is made of various parts selected from a given catalog in a way that they all work together. Configurators help customer visualize the bundle obtained and understand its characteristics (For example pricing, weight, consumption, shipping cost . . . ) Complication: There are situations where customers may want to combine in different ways (use-cases) two (or more) parts from one (or several) configured bundles. In such a case they may have to try various bundle configurations to visualize possible resulting use-cases. As the number of parts increases per bundle and the number of bundles increases, the combination of possible use-cases increases even more. Figuring out use-case from bundles becomes a lengthy task.

Abstract: An assembly including a sector of fixed blades for turbomachine distributor including at one circumferential end a protuberance and at another circumferential end a contact surface, such that the protuberance of a sector arrives opposite the contact surface of another adjacent sector, a detachable cap including a surface with anti-wear material, configured to be engaged detachably on the protuberance of the sector, such that the anti-wear material is in contact with the contact surface of the other sector.

Abstract: The invention relates to citrus fibers in dry form having a storage modulus (G?) of at least 50 Pa, said G? being measured on an aqueous medium containing an amount of 2 wt % citrus fibers dispersed therein under a low-shear stirring of less than 10000 rpm.

Abstract: A range finder device for monitoring a 3D position of a robot processing tool relative to a tracking device mounted adjacent to the robot processing tool is disclosed. A body attachable to the tracking device supports a laser unit and a camera unit. The laser unit projects a triangulation laser mark on a target area of the processing tool. The mark, a tool center point and a processing area are in a field of view of the camera unit. A control unit controls operation of the laser unit and has an image analyzer circuit for receiving an image signal produced by the camera unit, producing triangulation laser measurement data from the triangulation laser mark in the image signal, generating a signal indicative of the position of the robot processing tool as function of the triangulation laser measurement data, and transmitting the image signal produced by the camera unit.

Abstract: An air-fire seal designed to be attached to a first tubular member of a turbomachine, such as a bleed duct, and to rest against a second member of the turbomachine, such as an intermediate casing hub, includes an attachment base having an annular shape around a reference axis (Y); a first annular fire-stop lip extending from the attachment base over a first length (L1); and a second annular air-sealing lip extending from the attachment base over a second length (L2) lower than the first length and facing the first lip.

Abstract: There is provided a process for the preparation of purified ?-(1,3)-D-glucans, comprising the steps of providing an aqueous ?-(1,3)-D-glucan initial solution having a pH of above 11.0, filtering the aqueous ?-(1,3)-D-glucan initial solution to obtain a ?-(1,3)-D-glucan containing filtrate, adjusting the pH of the ?-(1,3)-D-glucan containing filtrate with an acid to a pH of below 5.0 to obtain an acidic ?-(1,3)-D-glucan solution, and heating the acidic ?-(1,3)-D-glucan solution to a temperature in the range of 60 to 160° C.

Abstract: There is provided a process for the preparation of purified ?-(1,3)-D-glucans, comprising the steps of providing an aqueous ?-(1,3)-D-glucan initial solution having a pH of above 11.0, filtering the aqueous ?-(1,3)-D-glucan initial solution to obtain a ?-(1,3)-D-glucan containing filtrate, adjusting the pH of the ?-(1,3)-D-glucan containing filtrate with an acid to a pH of below 5.0 to obtain an acidic ?-(1,3)-D-glucan solution, and heating the acidic ?-(1,3)-D-glucan solution to a temperature in the range of 60 to 160°C.