AT167111B - Ignition patterns, partly from fire lines - Google Patents

Ignition patterns, partly from fire lines

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AT167111B
AT167111B AT167111DA AT167111B AT 167111 B AT167111 B AT 167111B AT 167111D A AT167111D A AT 167111DA AT 167111 B AT167111 B AT 167111B
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fire lines
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ignition patterns
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Moritz Dr Ringer
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Moritz Dr Ringer
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  Zündbilder, teilweise aus Brandlinien 
Gegenstand der vorliegenden Erfindung ist ein Verfahren, das darauf beruht, auf Papier oder Gewebe beliebige Muster, Figuren, Schriftzeichen, Zahlen oder sonstige Bilder aufzutragen, in denen ein Teil der Linien oder Flächen aus einem Gemisch von Farbe   und pyrotechnischem Material,   der restliche Teil jedoch aus Farbe allein besteht. 



  Auf diese Weise ist es nunmehr möglich, eine pyrotechnische Imprägnierung so auszuführen, dass sie vor Entzündung nicht wahrnehmbar ist und die Zeichnung selbst keinen Schluss über das nach Abbrennen zurückbleibende Bild zulässt. 



   Nach den bisher bekannten Verfahren wurden einzelne Linien entweder allein oder neben etwaigen sonstigen Bildern nur aus Zündsatz hergestellt. 



  Bei diesen Verfahren hinterlässt die aufgetragene pyrotechnische Masse nach dem Trocknen einen kristallinischen Niederschlag. Ausserdem verrät ein leichtes Kräuseln des Papiers an den imprägnierten Stellen eine vorangegangene pyrotechnische
Behandlung. Die Brandlinien waren also bereits vor dem Abbrennen sichtbar. Keines der bisher bekannten Verfahren verwendete im Gegensatz zur vorliegenden Erfindung ein Gemisch aus
Farbe und pyrotechnischem Material ; die pyro- technische Masse wurde vielmehr allein und für 
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  Ignition patterns, partly from fire lines
The present invention relates to a method based on applying any pattern, figures, characters, numbers or other images to paper or fabric, in which some of the lines or surfaces consist of a mixture of paint and pyrotechnic material, but the remainder consists of color alone.



  In this way, it is now possible to carry out a pyrotechnic impregnation in such a way that it cannot be perceived before ignition and the drawing itself does not allow any conclusion about the image that remains after burning off.



   According to the previously known methods, individual lines were produced either alone or in addition to any other images only from priming charge.



  In this process, the applied pyrotechnic mass leaves a crystalline precipitate after drying. In addition, a slight curling of the paper at the impregnated areas reveals a previous pyrotechnic effect
Treatment. The lines of fire were therefore already visible before they burned down. In contrast to the present invention, none of the previously known methods used a mixture of
Paint and pyrotechnic material; the pyro-technical mass was rather alone and for
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AT167111D 1949-02-28 1949-02-28 Ignition patterns, partly from fire lines AT167111B (en)

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