Ammunition and explosives – Projectiles – Composite
Patent
1981-07-31
1983-11-08
Tudor, Harold J.
Ammunition and explosives
Projectiles
Composite
102529, F42B 920, F42B 1100
Patent
active
044135661
ABSTRACT:
A non-ablative heat sensitive nose cap uses a highly conductive solid ford ogive and rear segmented ogive member, in contact with a low melting point locking ring which is thermally isolated from the main projectile body. The locking ring holds the rear ogive segments together until the desired time for projectile-break. Break-up occurs when a zinc alloy locking ring fails under the combined influence of decreasing yield strength and centrifugal force due to launch and free flight imposed spin.
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Loeb Alfred A.
Salamon Robert G.
Gibson Robert P.
Lane Anthony T.
The United States of America as represented by the Secretary of
Tudor Harold J.
Yarmovsky Max
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