Ordnance – Rocket launching – Having means restraining rocket from movement in launching...
Patent
1992-12-10
1994-03-08
Brown, David H.
Ordnance
Rocket launching
Having means restraining rocket from movement in launching...
89 1812, 89 1819, F41F 306
Patent
active
052918203
ABSTRACT:
An inertial restraint mechanism restrains a rail mounted missile against forward movement along a missile launch rail in response to a deceleration force. The restraint mechanism comprises a mass the movement of which is opposed by a spring force. When the mass overcomes the spring force due to a deceleration force in excess of a threshold magnitude, a locking mechanism is activated to a missile restraining position, thereby restraining the missile against forward movement. The restraint mechanism is locked in the missile restraining position to prevent release of a missile in response to multiple deceleration forces experienced by the missile and launch rail. Additionally, a detent may be provided which prevents actuation of the restraint mechanism to the missile restraining position unless the missile is stored in a storage compartment.
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Hainsworth Barton J.
Kompare Anton J.
Brown David H.
Grillo Michael
United Technologies Corporation
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