Abstract: Sheet or strip of cold-rolled and annealed ferrous alloy (1), characterized in that its composition is, in weight percentages: traces?Co?40%; if Co?35%, traces?Si?1.0%; if traces?Co<35%, traces?Si?3.5%; if traces?Co<35%, Si+0.6% Al?4.5?0.1% Co; traces?Cr<10%; traces?V+W+Mo+Ni?4%; traces?Mn?4%; traces Al?3%; traces?S?0.005%; traces?P?0.007%; traces?Ni?3%; traces?Cu?0.5%; traces?Nb?0.1%; traces?Zr?0.1%; traces?Ti?0.2%; traces?N?0.01%; traces?Ca?0.01%; traces?Mg?0.01%; traces?Ta?0.01%; traces?B?0.005%; traces?O?0.01%; the remainder being iron and impurities resulting from the preparation, in that, for an induction of 1.

Abstract: Method of assembling a first thin copper part and a second thin aluminum part, each to be welded using heterogeneous welding, includes placing the ends of the parts so that they face one another and pressing the ends against one another so as to constitute a welding zone extending therebetween; and applying an aluminum alloy by way of filler metal to the welding zone using a low energy welding method in which the electric arc and the meltable filler wire are wider than the combined thickness of the parts, the parts being held so as to maintain the welding zone at the top using a fixing element including at least two rigid blocks of a conductive material whose thickness is between 1 and 2 mm, whose length is greater than that of the parts and whose width is sufficient to hold the parts, and a pressure fixing system.

Abstract: Sheet or strip of cold-rolled and annealed ferrous alloy (1), characterized in that its composition is, in weight percentages: traces?Co?40%; if Co?35%, traces?Si?1.0%; if traces?Co<35%, traces?Si?3.5%; if traces?Co<35%, Si+0.6% Al?4.5?0.1% Co; traces?Cr<10%; traces?V+W+Mo+Ni?4%; traces?Mn?4%; traces Al?3%; traces?S?0.005%; traces?P?0.007%; traces?Ni?3%; traces?Cu?0.5%; traces?Nb?0.1%; traces?Zr?0.1%; traces?Ti?0.2%; traces?N?0.01%; traces?Ca?0.01%; traces?Mg?0.01%; traces?Ta?0.01%; traces?B?0.005%; traces?O?0.01%; the remainder being iron and impurities resulting from the preparation, in that, for an induction of 1.

Abstract: A method for hard surface deposition on aluminum metal parts of a turbine engine using MIG welding equipment which includes a pulsed current generator and pulsed filler metal wire feed, wherein the deposition is achieved using a filler metal wire whose composition is of the same nature as the composition of the aluminum alloy of the part to undergo hard surface deposition, with the pulsed metal wire feed and speed of deposition on the metal part of the turbine engine being adapted to carry out deposition without hot fissuring.

Abstract: Method of assembling a first thin copper part and a second thin aluminum part, each to be welded using heterogeneous welding, includes placing the ends of the parts so that they face one another and pressing the ends against one another so as to constitute a welding zone extending therebetween; and applying an aluminum alloy by way of filler metal to the welding zone using a low energy welding method in which the electric arc and the meltable filler wire are wider than the combined thickness of the parts, the parts being held so as to maintain the welding zone at the top using a fixing element including at least two rigid blocks of a conductive material whose thickness is between 1 and 2 mm, whose length is greater than that of the parts and whose width is sufficient to hold the parts, and a pressure fixing system.

Abstract: A method for hard surface deposition on aluminium metal parts of a turbine engine using MIG welding equipment which includes a pulsed current generator and pulsed filler metal wire feed, wherein the deposition is achieved using a filler metal wire whose composition is of the same nature as the composition of the aluminium alloy of the part to undergo hard surface deposition, with the pulsed metal wire feed and speed of deposition on the metal part of the turbine engine being adapted to carry out deposition without hot fissuring.