Flare charge insulation, a method of its manufacture and a flare

Ammunition and explosives – Pyrotechnics – Flare

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102289, 102290, 264 34, F42B 1344

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048339920

ABSTRACT:
The present invention relates to a novel type of flare charge insulation for retally burning flare charges. The flare charge insulation according to the present invention is produced by compaction of a particulate material or granulate of a mean particle size which does not exceed 1 mm. The major component parts of the granulate are an organic metal salt, and minor amounts of a combustible binder. Moreover, particulate melamine may be included in an amount of up to 20 weight per cent.
The present invention also includes a novel method of producing flare charges in which both the flare charge and flare charge insulation are terminally compacted together to form a continuous unit.
Consequently, the present invention also relates to the finished flare charge manufactured according thereto.

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