EP1067357A1 - Two stage flying-plate optic detonator - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a detonator two-stage optics with shock-detonation transition.
- a metal membrane is placed which, under the action of the combustion pressure of the 1st stage, is cut into a flake which acts like a piston and will compact the porous explosive of the 2nd stage and initiate combustion which, given the confinement, will trigger a deflagration-detonation transition process.
- the object of the present invention is to remedy to the above drawbacks.
- the invention thus relates to an optical detonator with two stages and with shock-detonation transition, in which the first stage includes a pyrotechnic composition and an optical fiber one end of which is connected to a laser radiation source, the other end adjacent to the pyrotechnic composition being engaged in a connector, means being inserted between the end of the optical fiber and the composition pyrotechnic to transmit laser radiation to the pyrotechnic composition, detonator in which the second stage includes a pyrotechnic composition placed in alignment with the pyrotechnic composition on the first floor and separated from it by means of transmission of the shock wave generated by the ignition of the pyrotechnic composition of the first floor.
- this optical detonator is characterized in that the means which separate the pyrotechnic composition of the first stage from that of second stage include a metal plate of which one side is in contact with the composition pyrotechnic on the first floor and the other side of which is adjacent to a cavity which separates it from the composition second stage pyrotechnic and is supported by its periphery against the end of an element of confinement of the pyrotechnic composition of the second floor.
- the plate metallic above is propelled at high speed on the bare surface of the pyrotechnic composition of the second floor.
- this plate Upon impact, this plate initiates in the pyrotechnic composition a shock-detonation transition.
- This shock-detonation transition is favored by a focusing effect of the shock wave.
- This shock-detonation transition allows make a shorter detonator, containing less pyrotechnic composition, more insensitive, more reproducible and with a shorter response time than in the case of the solution mentioned at the beginning of this description.
- the diameter of the cavity is higher than that of the pyrotechnic composition, the end face of the pyrotechnic composition adjacent to the cavity being merged with the face constituting the bottom of said cavity.
- the wafer during its impact collides simultaneously with the composition pyrotechnic and with the end face of the cavity.
- This arrangement makes it possible to focus the shock wave on the pyrotechnic composition.
- FIG. 1 represents an optical detonator with two stages and with shock-detonation transition, in which the first stage 1 includes a composition pyrotechnic 2 and an optical fiber 3 including one end is connected to a radiation source laser such as a laser diode.
- a radiation source laser such as a laser diode.
- optical fiber 3 adjacent to pyrotechnic composition 2 is engaged in a connector 4.
- Means which will be described later, are inserted between the end 3a of the optical fiber 3 and the pyrotechnic composition 2 to transmit the laser radiation towards the pyrotechnic composition 2.
- the second stage 5 of the detonator comprises a pyrotechnic composition 6 placed in alignment with the pyrotechnic composition 2 of the first stage 1 and separated from the latter by means of transmission of the shock wave generated by the ignition of the pyrotechnic composition 2 of the first stage 1.
- the means which separate the pyrotechnic composition 2 from the first stage 1 of that of the second stage 5 include a plate metal 7, one face of which is in contact with the pyrotechnic composition 2 of the first stage 1 and of which the other face is adjacent to a cavity 8 which separates it of the pyrotechnic composition 6 of the second stage 5.
- This metal plate 7 is supported by its periphery against the end 9a of an element of containment 9 of the pyrotechnic composition 6 of the second floor 5.
- the pyrotechnic composition 2 of the first stage 1 is confined in a confinement element 10 which is axially and detachably connected to the element of containment 9 of the pyrotechnic composition 6 of the second floor 5.
- the plate 7 can be in steel and has a thickness between 100 and 250 micrometers.
- the laser energy transmitted to the composition pyrotechnic 2 of the first stage 1 and the characteristics of this composition must preferably be such that the plate 7 can be propelled into the cavity 8 at a speed at least equal at 500 m / s under the effect of the pressure developed after ignition of the pyrotechnic composition 2.
- the composition pyrotechnic 2 includes octogen having a loading density of the order of 1.65 g / cm3 and a particle size of the order of 3 micrometers.
- the octogen can be mixed with about 1% of ultra fine carbon black to promote absorption in the near infrared.
- the pyrotechnic composition 6 of the second stage 5 includes octogen or hexogen in granular form and having a density greater than 1.4 g / cm3.
- Figure 1 also shows that the means to transmit laser radiation from the fiber optics 3 towards the pyrotechnic composition 2 of the first stage 1 include a ring 11 in the recess of which is housed a glass ball 12.
- This ring 11 is in contact with the end of the connector 4 of the optical fiber 3 and with a glass plate 13 itself in contact with the pyrotechnic composition 2 of the first stage 1.
- This provision allows a transmission of the laser radiation towards the pyrotechnic composition 2, without loss of surface energy.
- the means for transmitting the laser radiation between the optical fiber 3 and the pyrotechnic composition 2 of the first stage 1 include a glass rod 14 to index gradient housed in an element 15 of low material thermally conductive.
- This glass rod 14 is able to focus the laser radiation from the optical fiber 3 on the face of the composition pyrotechnic 2 of the first stage 1 with which this glass rod 14 is in contact.
- This glass rod 14 can be in two parts.
- the laser radiation carried by the fiber optical 3 transmits its energy to the composition pyrotechnic 2 and generates the combustion thereof.
- the pressure developed by the combustion of this composition 2 propels the wafer 7 to a speed greater than 500 m / s in cavity 8 towards the bare surface 6a of the pyrotechnic composition 6 of the second floor.
- the shock wave generated at the impact of this plate 7 on the surface 6a of the composition pyrotechnic initiates the detonation thereof.
- the reduction in the total mass of the pyrotechnic composition is important, especially when of the application of the detonator according to the invention for order the separation of two floors of a vessel spatial because it reduces the intensity of pyrotechnic shocks transmitted to this vessel.
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Description
La présente invention concerne un détonateur optique à deux étages et à transition choc-détonation.The present invention relates to a detonator two-stage optics with shock-detonation transition.
Pour réaliser un détonateur optique avec des sources laser de faible puissance telles que les diodes laser envisagées dans les applications spatiales, on a recours à l'heure actuelle à un détonateur à deux étages : le premier étant utilisé pour l'allumage thermique par le laser d'une combustion et le second étage étant dédié à une transition déflagration-détonation.To make an optical detonator with low power laser sources such as diodes laser considered in space applications, we have currently using a two-piece detonator stages: the first being used for ignition thermal by the laser of a combustion and the second stage being dedicated to a deflagration-detonation transition.
A l'interface entre les deux étages, est placée une membrane métallique qui sous l'action de la pression de combustion du 1er étage se découpe en paillet qui agit comme un piston et va compacter l'explosif poreux du 2ème étage et initier une combustion qui, compte tenu du confinement va déclencher un processus de transition déflagration-détonation.At the interface between the two stages, a metal membrane is placed which, under the action of the combustion pressure of the 1st stage, is cut into a flake which acts like a piston and will compact the porous explosive of the 2nd stage and initiate combustion which, given the confinement, will trigger a deflagration-detonation transition process.
Les inconvénients de ce concept sont liés à l'utilisation du processus de transition déflagration-détonation. Cela nécessite :
- l'utilisation d'un explosif à basse densité de chargement (1.1 g/cm3), en fait proche de la densité de tassement pour avoir une porosité importante et aussi des grosses granulométries : ceci augmente la sensibilité du composant pyrotechnique et est peu favorable pour assurer une bonne reproductibilité de chargement dans ses petits composants ;
- une longueur suffisante du 2ème étage afin d'atteindre le point de transition à la détonation : ce qui en pratique augmente notablement la quantité d'explosif utilisé.
- the use of an explosive with low loading density (1.1 g / cm3), in fact close to the packing density to have a high porosity and also large particle sizes: this increases the sensitivity of the pyrotechnic component and is not favorable for ensuring good reproducibility of loading in its small components;
- a sufficient length of the 2nd stage in order to reach the point of transition to the detonation: which in practice significantly increases the amount of explosive used.
Le but de la présente invention est de remédier aux inconvénients ci-dessus.The object of the present invention is to remedy to the above drawbacks.
L'invention vise ainsi un détonateur optique à deux étapes et à transition choc-détonation, dans lequel le premier étage comprend une composition pyrotechnique et une fibre optique dont une extrémité est raccordée à une source de rayonnement laser, l'autre extrémité adjacente à la composition pyrotechnique étant engagée dans un connecteur, des moyens étant insérés entre l'extrémité de la fibre optique et la composition pyrotechnique pour transmettre le rayonnement laser vers la composition pyrotechnique, détonateur dans lequel le second étage comprend une composition pyrotechnique placée dans l'alignement de la composition pyrotechnique du premier étage et séparée de cette dernière par des moyens de transmission de l'onde de choc générée par l'allumage de la composition pyrotechnique du premier étage.The invention thus relates to an optical detonator with two stages and with shock-detonation transition, in which the first stage includes a pyrotechnic composition and an optical fiber one end of which is connected to a laser radiation source, the other end adjacent to the pyrotechnic composition being engaged in a connector, means being inserted between the end of the optical fiber and the composition pyrotechnic to transmit laser radiation to the pyrotechnic composition, detonator in which the second stage includes a pyrotechnic composition placed in alignment with the pyrotechnic composition on the first floor and separated from it by means of transmission of the shock wave generated by the ignition of the pyrotechnic composition of the first floor.
Suivant l'invention, ce détonateur optique est caractérisé en ce que les moyens qui séparent la composition pyrotechnique du premier étage de celle du second étage comprennent une plaquette métallique dont une face est en contact avec la composition pyrotechnique du premier étage et dont l'autre face est adjacente à une cavité qui la sépare de la composition pyrotechnique du second étage et est en appui par sa périphérie contre l'extrémité d'un élément de confinement de la composition pyrotechnique du second étage.According to the invention, this optical detonator is characterized in that the means which separate the pyrotechnic composition of the first stage from that of second stage include a metal plate of which one side is in contact with the composition pyrotechnic on the first floor and the other side of which is adjacent to a cavity which separates it from the composition second stage pyrotechnic and is supported by its periphery against the end of an element of confinement of the pyrotechnic composition of the second floor.
Grâce à la pression de la combustion vive générée lors de l'allumage de la combustion de la composition pyrotechnique du premier étage, la plaquette métallique ci-dessus est propulsée à grande vitesse sur la surface nue de la composition pyrotechnique du second étage. Thanks to the pressure of lively combustion generated when igniting the combustion of the pyrotechnic composition of the first stage, the plate metallic above is propelled at high speed on the bare surface of the pyrotechnic composition of the second floor.
Lors de son impact, cette plaquette amorce dans la composition pyrotechnique une transition choc-détonation.Upon impact, this plate initiates in the pyrotechnic composition a shock-detonation transition.
Cette transition choc-détonation est favorisée par un effet de focalisation de l'onde de choc.This shock-detonation transition is favored by a focusing effect of the shock wave.
Cette transition choc-détonation permet de réaliser un détonateur moins long, contenant moins de composition pyrotechnique, plus insensible, plus reproductible et avec un temps de réponse plus court que dans le cas de la solution évoquée au début de cette description.This shock-detonation transition allows make a shorter detonator, containing less pyrotechnic composition, more insensitive, more reproducible and with a shorter response time than in the case of the solution mentioned at the beginning of this description.
De préférence, le diamètre de la cavité est supérieur à celui de la composition pyrotechnique, la face d'extrémité de la composition pyrotechnique adjacente à la cavité étant confondue avec la face constituant le fond de ladite cavité.Preferably, the diameter of the cavity is higher than that of the pyrotechnic composition, the end face of the pyrotechnic composition adjacent to the cavity being merged with the face constituting the bottom of said cavity.
De ce fait, la plaquette lors de son impact entre en collision simultanément avec la composition pyrotechnique et avec la face d'extrémité de la cavité. Cette disposition permet de focaliser l'onde de choc sur la composition pyrotechnique.Therefore, the wafer during its impact collides simultaneously with the composition pyrotechnic and with the end face of the cavity. This arrangement makes it possible to focus the shock wave on the pyrotechnic composition.
D'autres particularités et avantages de l'invention apparaítront encore dans la description ci-après.Other features and advantages of the invention will appear further in the description below.
Aux dessins annexés donnés à titre d'exemples non limitatifs :
- la figure 1 est une vue en coupe longitudinale d'un détonateur optique à deux étages selon l'invention ;
- la figure 2 est une vue en coupe longitudinale partielle, montrant une variante de réalisation de l'invention.
- Figure 1 is a longitudinal sectional view of a two-stage optical detonator according to the invention;
- Figure 2 is a partial longitudinal sectional view showing an alternative embodiment of the invention.
La figure 1 représente un détonateur optique à
deux étages et à transition choc-détonation, dans lequel
le premier étage 1 comprend une composition
pyrotechnique 2 et une fibre optique 3 dont une
extrémité est raccordée à une source de rayonnement
laser telle qu'une diode laser.FIG. 1 represents an optical detonator with
two stages and with shock-detonation transition, in which
the
L'autre extrémité de la fibre optique 3
adjacente à la composition pyrotechnique 2 est engagée
dans un connecteur 4.The other end of
Des moyens qui seront décrits plus loin, sont
insérés entre l'extrémité 3a de la fibre optique 3 et la
composition pyrotechnique 2 pour transmettre le
rayonnement laser vers la composition pyrotechnique 2.Means which will be described later, are
inserted between the
Le second étage 5 du détonateur comprend une
composition pyrotechnique 6 placée dans l'alignement de
la composition pyrotechnique 2 du premier étage 1 et
séparée de cette dernière par des moyens de transmission
de l'onde de choc générée par l'allumage de la
composition pyrotechnique 2 du premier étage 1.The
Conformément à l'invention, les moyens qui
séparent la composition pyrotechnique 2 du premier étage
1 de celle du second étage 5 comprennent une plaquette
métallique 7 dont une face est en contact avec la
composition pyrotechnique 2 du premier étage 1 et dont
l'autre face est adjacente à une cavité 8 qui la sépare
de la composition pyrotechnique 6 du second étage 5.In accordance with the invention, the means which
separate the
Cette plaquette métallique 7 est en appui par sa
périphérie contre l'extrémité 9a d'un élément de
confinement 9 de la composition pyrotechnique 6 du
second étage 5.This
La composition pyrotechnique 2 du premier étage
1 est confinée dans un élément de confinement 10 qui est
raccordé axialement et de façon amovible à l'élément de
confinement 9 de la composition pyrotechnique 6 du
second étage 5.The
Dans l'exemple représenté, les deux éléments de
confinement 9, 10 sont raccordés ensemble par vissage.In the example shown, the two elements of
On voit également sur la figure 1 que la face
d'extrémité 6a de la composition pyrotechnique 6
adjacente à la cavité 8 est confondue avec la face
constituant le fond de la cavité 8 dont le diamètre est
supérieur à celui de la composition pyrotechnique 6.We also see in Figure 1 that the
A titre d'exemple, la plaquette 7 peut être en
acier et présente une épaisseur comprise entre 100 et
250 micromètres.By way of example, the
L'énergie laser transmise à la composition
pyrotechnique 2 du premier étage 1 et les
caractéristiques de cette composition doivent de
préférence être telles que la plaquette 7 puisse être
propulsée dans la cavité 8 à une vitesse au moins égale
à 500 m/s sous l'effet de la pression développée après
l'allumage de la composition pyrotechnique 2.The laser energy transmitted to the composition
pyrotechnic 2 of the
De préférence également, la composition pyrotechnique 2 comprend de l'octogène présentant une densité de chargement de l'ordre de 1,65 g/cm3 et une granulométrie de l'ordre de 3 micromètres.Also preferably, the composition pyrotechnic 2 includes octogen having a loading density of the order of 1.65 g / cm3 and a particle size of the order of 3 micrometers.
L'octogène peut être mélangé avec environ 1% de noir de carbone ultra fin pour favoriser l'absorption dans le proche infra-rouge.The octogen can be mixed with about 1% of ultra fine carbon black to promote absorption in the near infrared.
De préférence, la composition pyrotechnique 6 du
second étage 5 comprend de l'octogène ou de l'hexogène
sous forme granulaire et présentant une densité
supérieure à 1,4 g/cm3.Preferably, the
La figure 1 montre d'autre part que les moyens
pour transmettre le rayonnement laser depuis la fibre
optique 3 vers la composition pyrotechnique 2 du premier
étage 1 comprennent une bague 11 dans l'évidement de
laquelle est logée une bille en verre 12.Figure 1 also shows that the means
to transmit laser radiation from the
Cette bague 11 est en contact avec l'extrémité
du connecteur 4 de la fibre optique 3 et avec une
plaquette en verre 13 elle-même en contact avec la
composition pyrotechnique 2 du premier étage 1.This
Cette disposition permet une transmission du
rayonnement laser vers la composition pyrotechnique 2,
sans perte d'énergie surfacique. This provision allows a transmission of the
laser radiation towards the
Dans la variante représentée sur la figure 2,
les moyens pour transmettre le rayonnement laser entre
la fibre optique 3 et la composition pyrotechnique 2 du
premier étage 1 comprennent un barreau en verre 14 à
gradient d'indice logé dans un élément 15 en matière peu
conductrice thermiquement. Ce barreau en verre 14 est
capable de focaliser le rayonnement laser issu de la
fibre optique 3 sur la face de la composition
pyrotechnique 2 du premier étage 1 avec laquelle ce
barreau en verre 14 est en contact. Ce barreau en verre
14 peut être en deux parties.In the variant shown in Figure 2,
the means for transmitting the laser radiation between
the
Le dispositif que l'on vient de décrire fonctionne de la façon suivante.The device that we have just described works as follows.
Dans le cas du détonateur représenté sur la figure 1, le rayonnement laser véhiculé par la fibre optique 3 transmet son énergie à la composition pyrotechnique 2 et génère la combustion de celle-ci.In the case of the detonator shown in the Figure 1, the laser radiation carried by the fiber optical 3 transmits its energy to the composition pyrotechnic 2 and generates the combustion thereof.
La pression développée par la combustion de
cette composition 2 propulse la plaquette 7 à une
vitesse supérieure à 500 m/s dans la cavité 8 vers la
surface nue 6a de la composition pyrotechnique 6 du
second étage.The pressure developed by the combustion of
this
L'onde choc engendrée à l'impact de cette
plaquette 7 sur la surface 6a de la composition
pyrotechnique amorce la détonation de celle-ci.The shock wave generated at the impact of this
L'ensemble des dispositions ci-dessus permet de réaliser un détonateur moins long, contenant moins de composition pyrotechnique, plus insensible, plus reproductible et avec un temps de réponse plus court que dans le cas de la solution évoquée au début de cette description.All of the above provisions allow make a shorter detonator, containing less pyrotechnic composition, more insensitive, more reproducible and with a shorter response time than in the case of the solution mentioned at the beginning of this description.
La réduction de la masse totale de la composition pyrotechnique est importante, notamment lors de l'application du détonateur selon l'invention pour commander la séparation de deux étages d'un vaisseau spatial, car elle permet de réduire l'intensité des chocs pyrotechniques transmis à ce vaisseau.The reduction in the total mass of the pyrotechnic composition is important, especially when of the application of the detonator according to the invention for order the separation of two floors of a vessel spatial because it reduces the intensity of pyrotechnic shocks transmitted to this vessel.
Bien entendu, l'invention n'est pas limitée à l'exemple que l'on vient de décrire et on peut apporter à celui-ci de nombreuses modifications sans sortir du cadre de l'invention.Of course, the invention is not limited to the example that we just described and we can bring to this one many modifications without leaving the part of the invention.
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