Abstract: The present invention relates to a method for inspecting a component, in particular a component of a turbomachine (1), including the steps of: capturing (S2) at least one X-ray or CT image of the component (10) using an image-capturing device (20); providing (S21) metadata about the component (10), the metadata including, in particular, a component type, a running time of the component (10), a number of remaining life cycles, and/or a repair history; classifying, by a machine learning system (30), the component (10) into a “serviceable” category or a “non-serviceable” category based on the image captured by the image-capturing device (20) and the provided metadata.

Abstract: Provided is a method for detecting defects, in particular cracks and/or pores, in a component, in particular in a component of a turbomachine, preferably in a component of an engine, the method including the following steps: applying penetrant to at least a sub-region of the component such that the penetrant penetrates into any defects, in particular cracks and/or pores, present in the component; cleaning the surface of the component of penetrant that has not penetrated into defects, in particular cracks and/or pores, of the component; capturing an image, in particular a complete image, of the component; inputting the captured image into a machine learning system trained to detect defects, in particular cracks and/or pores; and detecting defects, in particular cracks and/or pores, in the component by machine learning system on the basis of light emitted and/or reflected by the penetrant in the defects, in particular cracks and/or pores.

Abstract: Disclosed is a thermal barrier coating system for components of a turbomachine, especially for high temperature-stressed or hot gas-stressed components of a turbomachine, comprising a ceramic coating of fully or partially stabilized zirconium oxide, and an oxide cover coating which comprises aluminum and at least one element from the group lanthanum, magnesium, silicon, calcium and sodium. The aluminum oxide exists at least partially as free ?-Al2O3. Also disclosed is a method for producing a corresponding thermal barrier coating system.

Abstract: Disclosed are a method for forming a thermal barrier layer for a metallic component, which method involves forming a ceramic coat in which at least in part aluminum oxide and titanium oxide are disposed, the aluminum oxide and the titanium oxide being introduced by infiltration of aluminum-containing and titanium-containing particles or substances or by physical vapor deposition.

Abstract: Disclosed is a thermal barrier coating system for components of a turbomachine, especially for high temperature-stressed or hot gas-stressed components of a turbomachine, comprising a ceramic coating of fully or partially stabilized zirconium oxide, and an oxide cover coating which comprises aluminum and at least one element from the group lanthanum, magnesium, silicon, calcium and sodium. The aluminum oxide exists at least partially as free ?-Al2O3. Also disclosed is a method for producing a corresponding thermal barrier coating system.

Abstract: Disclosed is a heat insulation layer system for metallic components, in particular for components stressed by high temperatures and/or hot gas, of a flow machine, having at least one heat insulation layer of a material comprising at least one component having at least one phase which stoichiometrically contains from 1 to 80 mol % of Mx2O3, from 0.5 to 80 mol % of MyO with Al2O3 and unavoidable impurities as balance, where Mx is selected from the elements lanthanum, neodymium, chromium or mixtures thereof and My is selected from alkaline earth metals, transition metals, rare earths or mixtures thereof, where an Al2O3 layer is present on the at least one heat insulation layer on the side facing away from the component.

Abstract: Disclosed are a method for forming a thermal barrier layer for a metallic component, which method involves forming a ceramic coat in which at least in part aluminum oxide and titanium oxide are disposed, the aluminum oxide and the titanium oxide being introduced by infiltration of aluminum-containing and titanium-containing particles or substances or by physical vapor deposition.