Device for destroying water mines and mine-sweeping method

Ammunition and explosives – Blasting – Detonation wave modifying

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102310, 102412, 102422, 102425, 102426, 89 114, 114221A, F42B 102, F42B 2326

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046962344

ABSTRACT:
This invention relates to an apparatus for destroying sea mines, especially anchored cable mines, and to an improved mine-sweeping method. The apparatus consists of an active device and upthrust mechanisms which permit the active device to climb up the anchor chain to the mine, which, once encountered, is destroyed. In one preferred embodiment, the device comprises a hollow charge carrier with rocket propulsion which is temporarily secured to a towing device, such as a towing cable. The device is released when it encounters the anchor chain of a mine, it rises along the chain, and then destroys the mine.

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