Ammunition and explosive-charge making – Miscellaneous
Patent
1964-05-21
1978-12-26
Tudor, Harold
Ammunition and explosive-charge making
Miscellaneous
264 3R, F42B 3310
Patent
active
041310519
ABSTRACT:
1. In the process for preparing a rocket motor, the improvement which comprises applying a layer of an uncured organic material capable of being cured to a rubbery material, to the interior combustion chamber wall of a rocket vessel, partially embedding powder grains in the exposed surface of said uncured material before solidification, thereafter curing and solidifying said uncured material, whereby a rubber-base liner is formed having one surface firmly adhering to said wall and said powder grains firmly adhering to the exposed surfaces of said liner, with a portion of each powder grain protruding from said liner, filling the lined portion of the chamber with a thermoplastic propellant charge, and solidifying said propellant charge, whereby a firmly adhering bond is formed between the solidified propellant charge, the powder grains and the solidified liner.
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patent: 2479470 (1949-08-01), Carr
patent: 2740704 (1956-04-01), O'Neill
patent: 3012508 (1961-12-01), Stanley
patent: 3046829 (1962-07-01), Roemer
patent: 3054253 (1962-09-01), Chung
Kieser H. Samuel
Motsko Donald R.
Olin Corporation
Tudor Harold
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