Ammunition and explosives – Powder form – Having embedded reinforcing or burning control means
Patent
1986-09-18
1988-07-12
Nelson, Peter A.
Ammunition and explosives
Powder form
Having embedded reinforcing or burning control means
102287, 102290, 102291, C06D 506
Patent
active
047562510
ABSTRACT:
A solid propellant grain which comprises an homogeneous mass of propellant material including an oxidant. A variable burn rate is provided by embedding a reticulated structure in a portion only of the propellant mass. The reticulated structure may be coated with a high thermal conductivity material to provide an increased burning rate. The coat of material is selected to preferably provide improved bonding to the propellant mass.
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Hightower, Jr. James O.
Sato Tomio
Morton Thiokol Inc.
Nelson Peter A.
Simmons James C.
White Gerald K.
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