Ammunition and explosive-charge making – Loading fireworks and bursting charges – Implements
Patent
1991-10-28
1993-07-06
Eldred, J. Woodrow
Ammunition and explosive-charge making
Loading fireworks and bursting charges
Implements
1022751, 1022758, 10220212, 493948, F42B 310, F42B 400, F42D 108
Patent
active
052256219
ABSTRACT:
A fuse having a protective jacket is utilized, for example, in petroleum exploration at large depths where the fuse must withstand high temperatures and pressures. The jacket is produced from a shrinkable hose that is shrink-fitted onto the unfinished cord which latter contains an explosive. The hose consists preferably of radiation-crosslinked polyethylene. The use of a shrink-fitted hose eliminates long preparation and curing times for the synthetic resin jacket. The process temperatures required during heat shrinking are no threat to the safety against ignition of the explosive. It is possible in accordance with the process to manufacture, in particular, fuses for high pressures and high ambient temperatures, without any problems.
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Biermanns Franz-Josef
Heidbuchel Hans-Heinz
Kannengiesser Werner
Lulsdorf Karl-Heinz
Dynamit Nobel Aktiengesellschaft
Eldred J. Woodrow
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