Ammunition and explosives – Shells – With secondary shells
Patent
1992-06-17
1993-05-11
Tudor, Harold J.
Ammunition and explosives
Shells
With secondary shells
102357, F42B 1258
Patent
active
052103722
ABSTRACT:
An arrangement for ejecting objects from a projectile, includes a hollow projectile body having a nose end with a plurality of objects disposed in a column within the projectile body. An ejection charge is disposed within the projectile body at the nose end. An ejection device including a hood enclosing a cavity is ejectably disposed within the projectile body between the ejection charge and the column. The hood has a wall with an opening facing the ejection charge so that, after ignition of the ejection charge, resulting powder gases enter into the cavity through the opening to generate a gas pressure between the hood and the adjacent object and simultaneously exert a force on an exterior portion of the wall of the hood that causes the hood and the column to be ejected from the tail end of the projectile body, whereby the hood separates from the column once the hood and column are free of the projectile due to the pressure in the cavity.
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Karius Klaus D.
Tripptrap Peter
Vogt Karl-Heinz
Rheinmetall
Tudor Harold J.
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