Core for the moulding of a blade having superimposed cavities and including a de-dusting hole traversing a cavity from end to end

A core for the moulding of a turbine engine blade, said turbine engine blade including a vane extending along a spanwise direction of the blade and ending in a top, said core including:

• a first core element to delimit a first internal cavity of the blade and a second core element of which at least one portion delimits a second internal cavity of the blade, these core elements being rigidly connected together, the second cavity being situated between the first cavity and the top of the blade along the spanwise direction,
• wherein the portion of the second core element which delimits the second cavity includes a through hole having a general orientation corresponding to that of the spanwise direction, wherein said through hole emerges in line with an end face of the first core element to form in the moulded blade a bridge fitting traversing the second cavity, and
• a rod having a diameter smaller than that of the through hole by an amount sufficient that an annular space, into which annular space can flow material of the turbine engine blade during a process of moulding of the turbine engine blade, may be formed between an outer periphery of the rod and the portion of the second core element defining the through hole, the rod traversing the through hole and implanted in the end face of the first core element for providing a de-dusting conduit of the first cavity, said de-dusting conduit traversing the second cavity from end to end while emerging in the top of the blade and being isolated from the second cavity by the material of the turbine engine blade which has flowed into said annular space during the process of moulding of the turbine engine blade.