Method of forming high fragmentation mortar shells

Ammunition and explosives – Igniting devices and systems

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29 12, 148 12R, 148 12F, F42B 1348

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ABSTRACT:
The method and product, for forming ordnance shells such as mortar shells and other explosive projectiles wherein the fragmenation count or shattering of the shell upon explosion is greatly increased over standard shells produced in a conventional manner.
The method includes special heat treatment of the shell or projectile during initial stages of its formation whereby the molecular structure of steel used is changed principally from lamellar to spheroidal.

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