Abstract: A high-temperature component made of a nickel super-alloy has the following composition in wt %: 11-13% of Cr, 3-5% of W, 0.5-2.5% of Mo, 3-5% of Al, 3-5% of Ti, 3-7% of Ta, 1-5% of Re and a remainder of nickel.

Abstract: A high-temperature component made of a nickel super-alloy has the following composition in wt %: 11–13% of Cr, 3–5% of W, 0.5–2.5% of Mo, 3–5% of Al, 3–5% of Ti, 3–7% of Ta, 1–5% of Re and a remainder formed of nickel. A corresponding component which is also provided is formed of an alloy having a composition essentially similar to that mentioned above, but with the rhenium proportion replaced with 0.1–5 wt % of ruthenium.

Abstract: A high-temperature component made of a nickel super-alloy has the following composition in wt %: 11-13% of Cr, 3-5% of W, 0.5-2.5% of Mo, 3-5% of Al, 3-5% of Ti, 3-7% of Ta, 1-5% of Re and a remainder formed of nickel. A corresponding component which is also provided is formed of an alloy having a composition essentially similar to that mentioned above, but with the rhenium proportion replaced with 0.1-5 wt % of ruthenium.

Abstract: A device for directional solidification of a fused metal, for example a CoCrAlY alloy, which has been poured into a molding shell, by moving the molding shell out of a heating chamber and by immersing the molding shell in a liquid-metal bath serving as a cooling melt with a lower melting-point than the fused metal in the molding shell, for example tin. The liquid-metal bath is enclosed by several current carrying toroidal coils arranged coaxially relative to one another. For the purpose of orienting the stream filament of the agitated fused metal one or more guide plates are arranged in the space between the lateral circumferential surface of the molding shell and the inner wall of the shell containing the liquid-metal bath which is located opposite the molding shell.

Abstract: In a method for removing tin from a surface and/or from a region close to the surface of a component part, the component part has a concentrated aqueous sodium hydroxide or concentrated hydrochloric acid flowing in contact with it at a temperature which is distinctly higher than room temperature. Preferably, the temperature is approximately 220.degree. C., and the component part is moreover subjected to a positive pressure of 5.5 bar. The method is suitable for a component part fabricated through the use of unidirectional solidification and liquid-metal cooling, in particular a turbine blade.

Abstract: Thread splicing device, including a stationary base body having a first compressed-air canal formed therein, a splicing head being interchangeably connected to the base body, the splicing head having a second compressed-air canal formed therein being in communication with the first compressed-air canal formed in the base body, the splicing head having a plurality of air discharge nozzles formed therein being in communication with the second compressed-air canal formed in the splicing head, and the splicing head having a splicing chamber formed therein being in communication with the air discharge nozzles formed in the splicing head, the splicing chamber including a selectively coverable longitudinal slot for inserting and joining threads.

Abstract: Thread splicing device, including a stationary base body having a first compressed-air canal formed therein, a splicing head being interchangeably connected to the base body, the splicing head having a second compressed-air canal formed therein being in communication with the first compressed-air canal formed in the base body and the splicing head having a splicing chamber formed therein being in communication with the second compressed-air canal formed in the splicing head, the splicing chamber including a selectively coverable longitudinal slot having a slot bottom and being operable for inserting and joining threads, the slot having a substantially circular cross section, at least in the vicinity of the bottom thereof, forming a partly full circle leaving an open aperture for inserting and removing the threads.

Abstract: Thread splicing device, including a stationary base body having a first compressed-air canal formed therein, a splicing head being interchangeably connected to the base body, the splicing head having a second compressed-air canal formed therein being in communication with the first compressed-air canal formed in the base body and the splicing head having a splicing chamber formed therein being in communication with the second compressed-air canal formed in the splicing head, the splicing chamber including a selectively coverable longitudinal slot for inserting and joining threads, the slot having a flat slot bottom and a substantially prismoidal cross section being modified in accordance with specifications of the threads to be spliced.

Abstract: Coil changing device for inserting new coil sleeves into a bobbin frame of a cross-wound bobbin winding device, including a friction wheel drive having at least one friction wheel for frictionally driving the coil sleeve and a support for the at least one friction wheel, the at least one friction wheel having a longitudinal axis and being slideable on the support in direction of the longitudinal axis.

Abstract: Device for making a thread reserve on coil tubes for textile spools, having a coil frame for exchangeably holding the coil tubes while being rotated at an operating speed in a given direction, a take-up coil, and a winding cylinder, comprising friction wheel means driveable by the winding cylinder against the surface of a coil tube for rotating the coil tube for a short time at initial winding of the take-up coil at a speed lower than the operating speed, and means for driving the winding cylinder at a speed lower than the operating speed in a direction opposite the given direction while the thread reserve is being made.