Aeronautics and astronautics – Missile stabilization or trajectory control – Automatic guidance
Patent
1982-04-20
1984-04-10
Walsh, Donald P.
Aeronautics and astronautics
Missile stabilization or trajectory control
Automatic guidance
244 321, 23926519, 23926525, 23926529, 60230, 60229, F41G 700
Patent
active
044416709
ABSTRACT:
A guided projectile comprising an energy source supplying a gas flow which feeds two pairs of exhaust nozzles, each pair of nozzles being disposed in the corresponding steering plane. Each of these nozzles is provided with a valve for regulating the relative flowrates of the throughflowing gases; this valve being formed essentially by a pivoting vane hinged about an axis; these vanes are interlocked in pairs and positioned by means of two independent mechanisms formed by a deformable parallelogram, the element 40 being the drive element. According to the invention, the directions of the thrust forces created by the nozzles converge at a point P situated on the axis of the projectile and this point P may merge with the center of gravity G of the projectile.
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Brandt Armements
Walsh Donald P.
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