Ammunition and explosives – Igniting devices and systems – Heat – friction – or chemical primers or ignitors
Patent
1990-02-28
1991-01-08
Jordan, Charles T.
Ammunition and explosives
Igniting devices and systems
Heat, friction, or chemical primers or ignitors
102322, F42C 1909
Patent
active
049826620
ABSTRACT:
A primer for explosives comprises a shaped charge of detonating material for use with an initiator such as a detonator or fuse cord which penetrates into the charge at least about as far as its center of mass, wherein said primer has a cavity for receiving said initiator and a shock attenuator in the form of an insert of inert material of lower density than the detonating material which extends from the surface of the charge into the charge to a desired detonation region and has a portion surrounding at least a part of the length of the cavity and defining an inlet for insertion of said initiating means, the density of the insert relative to the detonating material and shape thereof providing for improved detonation of the primer.
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Beck Michael W.
Kennedy David L.
Imperial Chemical Industries plc
Johnson Stephen
Jordan Charles T.
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