Ships – Torpedoes
Patent
1984-05-04
1986-02-11
Brown, David H.
Ships
Torpedoes
114 67R, F42B 1900
Patent
active
045693005
ABSTRACT:
A torpedo having a nose section wherein the entire nose section is of a porous material. The volume behind the nose is divided into a plurality of annular chambers and a fluid delivery system provides filtered sea water to the chambers for expulsion through the porous nose. The filtered water passing over the nose and torpedo body is at a rate to alter the trajectory of any particulate matter that would tend to destabilize laminar boundary layer operation.
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Ferris David S.
Gulino Rosario
Mons Robert F.
Brown David H.
Schron D.
Westinghouse Electric Corp.
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