AT54314B - Light projectile. - Google Patents

Light projectile.

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AT54314B
AT54314B AT54314DA AT54314B AT 54314 B AT54314 B AT 54314B AT 54314D A AT54314D A AT 54314DA AT 54314 B AT54314 B AT 54314B
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luminous
projectile
light projectile
light
parachute
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Krupp Ag
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 Kammerladung B entstehende Flamme wird das   Puiverkorn hl   und durch dieses die Leuoht-   masse II der einzelnen Leuchtkörper   entzündet. Beim Freiwerden der   Leuchtkörper   worden die Flügel J durch die   Federn M m die durch   Fig. 4 veranschaulichte Stellung gedreht. Da die Ausstossung der Leuchtkörper   F   auf dem absteigenden Aste der Flugbahn erfolgt und daher das hintere Ende der Leuchtkörper höher liegt als das vordere, so wird die Entfaltung des Fallschirmes durch den Umstand, dass im Transportzustande des Geschosses, wie oben beschrieben, dasjenige Ende des Leuchtkörpers, an dem die Flügel befestigt sind, dem Geschossboden zugekehrt ist, wesentlich begünstigt.

   Nach der Ausstossung der Leuchtkörper fallen diese in der durch Fig. 4   veranschaulichten Lage. während   die Leuchtmasse abbrennt, langsam zu Boden. 



   PATENT-ANSPRÜCHE :
1. Leuchtgeschoss, dessen Leuchtkörper mit einem Fallschirme versehen sind, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass der Fallschirm durch an dem   Gehäuse     (fil)   der Leuchtkörper (F) schwingbar angeordnete Fliigel (J) gebildet wird, die im Ruhezustande die Seitenwände des Gehäuses (F1)   umschliessen.  



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 The flame generated in the chamber charge B is ignited by the powder grain and through this the luminous mass II of the individual luminous bodies. When the luminous bodies are released, the wings J are rotated to the position illustrated by FIG. 4 by the springs M m. Since the ejection of the flares F takes place on the descending branch of the flight path and therefore the rear end of the flares is higher than the front, the deployment of the parachute is due to the fact that in the transport state of the projectile, as described above, that end of the flare , to which the wings are attached, facing the floor of the storey, is significantly favored.

   After the luminous bodies have been ejected, they fall into the position illustrated by FIG. 4. while the luminous material burns down slowly to the ground.



   PATENT CLAIMS:
1. Luminous projectile, the luminous element of which is provided with a parachute, characterized in that the parachute is formed by wings (J) which are arranged to swing on the housing (fil) of the luminous elements (F) and which in the rest state surround the side walls of the housing (F1) .

 

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2 Leuchtkörper für Leuchtgeschosse nach Anspruch 1, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass der EMI2.1 2 luminous bodies for luminous projectiles according to claim 1, characterized in that the EMI2.1
AT54314D 1910-06-20 1911-05-15 Light projectile. AT54314B (en)

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