EP1875152B1 - Camouflage and decoy munitions for protecting objects against guided missiles - Google Patents

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EP1875152B1
EP1875152B1 EP06723251A EP06723251A EP1875152B1 EP 1875152 B1 EP1875152 B1 EP 1875152B1 EP 06723251 A EP06723251 A EP 06723251A EP 06723251 A EP06723251 A EP 06723251A EP 1875152 B1 EP1875152 B1 EP 1875152B1
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    • F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
    • F42—AMMUNITION; BLASTING
    • F42B—EXPLOSIVE CHARGES, e.g. FOR BLASTING, FIREWORKS, AMMUNITION
    • F42B5/00—Cartridge ammunition, e.g. separately-loaded propellant charges
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    • F42B5/15—Cartridges, i.e. cases with charge and missile for dispensing gases, vapours, powders, particles or chemically-reactive substances for creating a screening or decoy effect, e.g. using radar chaff or infrared material
    • F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
    • F42—AMMUNITION; BLASTING
    • F42B—EXPLOSIVE CHARGES, e.g. FOR BLASTING, FIREWORKS, AMMUNITION
    • F42B12/00—Projectiles, missiles or mines characterised by the warhead, the intended effect, or the material
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    • F42B12/36—Projectiles, missiles or mines characterised by the warhead, the intended effect, or the material characterised by the warhead or the intended effect for dispensing materials; for producing chemical or physical reaction; for signalling ; for transmitting information
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  • the invention relates to a camouflage and deception ammunition for the protection of objects against missiles, the fog and / or dummy targets forming agents that produce Täusch bine that affect the location of the missile.
  • camouflage and deception ammunition is used in a known manner, which forms an artificial fog or fake targets, from which the approaching missile is deflected due to target-like signals.
  • Jammers are lamps that are attached to the target and emit homogeneous or pulsed light signals in the desired spectral range. It is also known, such deflection effects by To produce pyrotechnic torches or light-body, which are burned or fired at the vehicle to be protected.
  • Electronic jammers and pyrotechnic torches have the disadvantage that they only represent a deflection point. Also, these stationary jamming and pyrotechnic torches can be elucidated and used as a special target signature. With excessive approach of the missile, this measure therefore also provides no protection.
  • Shed filaments have the disadvantage that they must be fired as additional ammunition with the other defenses with and thus increases the cost significantly. Furthermore, they have the disadvantage that they form a single ongoing hotspot that can be detected and suppressed by modern missile detection systems.
  • the US 5,499,582 A ( DE 28 11 016 ) relates to a throwing body with a throwing agent cup and a centrally located Zündzerlegeriser with a Zündzerlegerladung.
  • the bursting charge is in known manner in contact with the ejection charge.
  • the litter container is characterized in that due to its deep drawn aluminum can form a spherical Täuschwolke in a very short tent. Therefore, the firing layer should be easily flammable, but then not burn off too quickly to give the desired and required longer sustained infrared radiation for a deceptive cloud.
  • the US 5,585,594 A ( DE 42 44 682 ) relates to a high-intensity pyrotechnic infrared exchange torch, which in turn has compacted tablets of an infrared-emitting pyrotechnic composition for deceiving a projectile which is incident on the aircraft.
  • camouflage ammunition in which additionally in the active charge pyrotechnic luminous bodies are included, which can produce a variety of distributed in space hot spots.
  • the invention is based on the object to provide a camouflage and Täuschmunition for the protection of objects against missiles, which offers the broadest possible protection.
  • camouflage and Täuschmunition in addition to fog and / or fake targets forming active ingredients additionally contain pyrotechnic luminous or luminous active materials that produce a variety of distributed in space hot spots.
  • the deflection effect is integrated by hot spots in a camouflage and Täuschmunition.
  • the camouflage and deception ammunition according to the invention provides comprehensive protection by camouflaging both the threatened object, as well as the desired deception signals.
  • many hotspots are generated as deceptive signals.
  • the deception signals can be generated directly when the ammunition is launched and / or on its trajectory and / or when dismantling the ammunition.
  • the distracting lighting effect can thus act at different locations and at different times in order to deceive different missiles with different approaches (flat approach, excessive approach, etc.).
  • lighting effects can be generated directly on the target object, for example a vehicle, or starting from the target object In the air or at a distance from the target object in the air, in particular from the Zeriegungstician to the ground.
  • the deflection effect is independent of the flight principle in the LOS (line of sight) of the missile location.
  • the burnup is controlled so that instead of a sustained radiation, a pulsating radiation is emitted. This is also effective against modern tracking devices that can detect and isolate persistent signals.
  • the integration of the hot-spot builders in the stealth and deception ammunition can be realized in various ways, which can also be combined with each other: 1. Complementing the discharge charge of the ammunition by a hot-spot granule, which acts in the desired wave range: The granules which supplement the ejection charge can be supplemented on the basis of phosphorus red or on the basis of flares and / or IR flares, in order to achieve optimum effect in the desired wavelength range.
  • Example of luminous bodies based on phosphorus red 60-80% Phosphor red 30-10% Nitrates of the first and second main groups 5-10%
  • Light metals such as magnesium and / or aluminum about 5%
  • Binders such as aqueous dispersion adhesive
  • Example of luminaires based on IR illuminant 50-70% potassium nitrate 20-10% hexamethylenetetramine 5-10%
  • Metal powder such as silicon and / or boron 1-5%
  • Binders such as rubber accroides, polyvinyl butyrate Second Attaching a pellet to create a trail of light in the form of hot spots on the cartridge to be fired.
  • Example for the recipe of pellets 50-70% potassium nitrate 20-10% hexamethylenetetramine 5-10% Diazidicarbonamid 2-5% Metal powder such as silicon and / or boron 1-5% Binders such as rubber accroides, polyvinyl butyrate Third Adding granules or pellets to the disintegrator charge that produce hot spots in the desired wavelength range:
  • Example for the recipe of flares or pellets 60-80% Phosphor red 5-20% Nitrates of the first and second main groups 0-10% Light metals such as magnesium and / or aluminum 5-20%
  • Binders such as aqueous dispersion adhesive

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Die Erfindung betrifft eine Tarn- und Täuschmunition zum Schutz von Objekten gegen Lenkflugkörper, die Nebel und/oder Scheinziele bildende Wirkstoffe enthält, die Täuscheffekte erzeugen, welche die Eigenortung der Lenkflugkörper beeinflussen.The invention relates to a camouflage and deception ammunition for the protection of objects against missiles, the fog and / or dummy targets forming agents that produce Täuscheffekte that affect the location of the missile.

Zum Schutz von Objekten gegen Lenkflugkörper wird bekannter Weise Tarn- und Täuschmunition eingesetzt, die einen künstlichen Nebel oder Scheinziele bildet, von denen der anfliegende Flugkörper aufgrund zielähnlicher Signale abgelenkt wird.To protect objects against missiles, camouflage and deception ammunition is used in a known manner, which forms an artificial fog or fake targets, from which the approaching missile is deflected due to target-like signals.

So ist aus der DE 100 65 816 A eine Munition zur Erzeugung eines Nebels bekannt, die sowohl eine Nebel- als auch eine IR-Wirkmasse enthält. Aus der EP 0 512 202 ist ein Verfahren zum Schützen von einer IR-Strahlung abgebenden Objekten gegen Flugkörper bekannt, bei dem vom zu schützenden Objekt aus der Flugkörper geortet und anschließend Wurfkörper abgeschossen werden, die Störstrahlungswolken erzeugen. Die Störstrahlungswolke sendet zunächst kurzzeitig eine starke IR-Strahlung aus, von der die Aufschalt- und Verfolgungselektronik des Suchkopfes des Flugkörpers gestört wird. Anschließend werden mehrere großflächige und homogene pyrotechnische, der IR-Signatur des Objekts in etwa ähnelnde Infrarot- Scheinzielwolken erzeugt.So is out of the DE 100 65 816 A an ammunition for generating a mist containing both a fog and an IR active mass. From the EP 0 512 202 A method is known for protecting objects emitting IR radiation against missiles, in which the missile is located from the object to be protected, and subsequently launching projectiles which generate interference radiation clouds. The Störstrahlungswolke initially sends a short time a strong IR radiation from which the Aufschalt- and tracking electronics of the seeker head of the missile is disturbed. Subsequently, several large-area and homogeneous pyrotechnic, the IR signature of the object in approximately similar infrared decoy target clouds are generated.

Werden Lenkflugkörper beim Zielanflug durch Anmessen von Hot-Spots im Heck der Rakete geortet und in Abhängigkeit von der jeweiligen Position ins Ziel gesteuert, so ist es bekannt, durch Erzeugung von Hot-Spots, die im gleichen Wellenbereich wirken, das Steuersystem der Rakete zu täuschen. Durch das Anmessen eines falschen Hot-Spots wird ein falsches Steuersignal erzeugt, und die Rakete wird abgelenkt.If guided missiles are located on the approach to the approach by sensing hot spots in the tail of the rocket and controlled depending on the respective position to the target, it is known to deceive the control system of the rocket by creating hot spots that act in the same wave range , Sensing a wrong hotspot will generate an incorrect control signal and deflect the missile.

Um derartige Ablenkeffekte zu erzeugen, sind sogenannte Jammer bekannt. Jammer sind Lampen, die am Ziel angebracht sind und im gewünschten Spektralbereich homogene oder getaktete Leuchtsignale aussenden. Ebenso ist es bekannt, derartige Ablenkeffekte durch pyrotechnische Fackeln oder Leuchtflugkörper zu erzeugen, die am zu schützenden Fahrzeug abgebrannt oder von diesen verschossen werden.In order to produce such deflection effects, so-called jammers are known. Jammers are lamps that are attached to the target and emit homogeneous or pulsed light signals in the desired spectral range. It is also known, such deflection effects by To produce pyrotechnic torches or light-body, which are burned or fired at the vehicle to be protected.

Elektronische Jammer und pyrotechnische Fackeln haben den Nachteil, dass sie nur einen Ablenkpunkt darstellen. Auch können diese ortsfesten Jammer und pyrotechnischen Fackeln aufgeklärt und als besondere Zielsignatur verwendet werden. Bei überhöhtem Anflug der Flugkörper bietet diese Maßnahme daher auch keinen Schutz.Electronic jammers and pyrotechnic torches have the disadvantage that they only represent a deflection point. Also, these stationary jamming and pyrotechnic torches can be elucidated and used as a special target signature. With excessive approach of the missile, this measure therefore also provides no protection.

Verschossene Leuchtkörper haben den Nachteil, dass sie als zusätzliche Munition mit den anderen Abwehrmaßnahmen mit verschossen werden muss und sich damit der Aufwand deutlich erhöht. Weiterhin haben sie den Nachteil, dass sie einen einzigen andauernden Hot-Spot bilden, der durch moderne Raketenortungssysteme erkannt und unterdrückt werden kann.Shed filaments have the disadvantage that they must be fired as additional ammunition with the other defenses with and thus increases the cost significantly. Furthermore, they have the disadvantage that they form a single ongoing hotspot that can be detected and suppressed by modern missile detection systems.

Die US 5,499,582 A ( DE 28 11 016 ) betrifft einen Wurfkörper mit einem Wurfmittelbecher und einer mittig angeordneten Zündzerlegereinheit mit einer Zündzerlegerladung. Die Zerlegerladung steht In bekannter Art und Weise mit der Ausstoßladung In Kontakt. Im Wurfmittelbehälter selbst sind die mit einer Brennschicht versehenen kreissektorformigen Blättchen eingebracht, Der Wurfmittelbehälter zeichnet sich dadurch aus, dass infolge seiner tief gezogenen Aluminiumdose sich eine kugelförmige Täuschwolke in sehr kurzer Zelt ausbilden kann. Daher soll die Brennschicht leicht anzündbar sein, dann jedoch nicht zu rasch abbrennen, damit sich die gewünschten und erforderliche längere anhaltende Infrarotabstrahlung für eine Täuschwolke ergibt.The US 5,499,582 A ( DE 28 11 016 ) relates to a throwing body with a throwing agent cup and a centrally located Zündzerlegereinheit with a Zündzerlegerladung. The bursting charge is in known manner in contact with the ejection charge. The litter container is characterized in that due to its deep drawn aluminum can form a spherical Täuschwolke in a very short tent. Therefore, the firing layer should be easily flammable, but then not burn off too quickly to give the desired and required longer sustained infrared radiation for a deceptive cloud.

Die US 5,585,594 A ( DE 42 44 682 ) betrifft eine hochintensive pyrotechnische Infrarot-Tauschungsfackel, die ihrerseits kompakt verdichtete Tabletten einer Infrarotlicht emittierenden pyrotechnischen Zusammensetzung zum Täuschen eines auf das Flugzeug zufliegenden Geschosses aufweist.The US 5,585,594 A ( DE 42 44 682 ) relates to a high-intensity pyrotechnic infrared exchange torch, which in turn has compacted tablets of an infrared-emitting pyrotechnic composition for deceiving a projectile which is incident on the aircraft.

Aus der FR 2 849 680 A1 ist eine Tarnmunition bekannt, in welche zusätzlich in der Wirkladung pyrotechnische Leuchtkörper enthalten sind, die eine Vielzahl von Im Raum verteilten Hot-Spots erzeugen können.From the FR 2 849 680 A1 a camouflage ammunition is known, in which additionally in the active charge pyrotechnic luminous bodies are included, which can produce a variety of distributed in space hot spots.

Ausgehend von der FR 2 849 690 A liegt der Erfindung die Aufgabe zu Grunde, eine Tarn- und Täuschmunition zum Schutz von Objekten gegen Lenkflugkörper bereitzustellen, die einen möglichst umfassenden Schutz bietet.Starting from the FR 2 849 690 A The invention is based on the object to provide a camouflage and Täuschmunition for the protection of objects against missiles, which offers the broadest possible protection.

Diese Aufgabe wird nach der Erfindung dadurch gelöst, dass die Tarn- und Täuschmunition neben Nebel und/oder Scheinziele bildenden Wirkstoffen zusätzlich pyrotechnische Leuchtkörper oder Leuchtwirkmassen enthalten, die eine Vielzahl von im Raum verteilten Hot-Spots erzeugen.This object is achieved according to the invention in that the camouflage and Täuschmunition in addition to fog and / or fake targets forming active ingredients additionally contain pyrotechnic luminous or luminous active materials that produce a variety of distributed in space hot spots.

Nach der Erfindung wird somit die Ablenkwirkung durch Hot-Spots in eine Tarn- und Täuschmunition integriert. Die Tarn- und Täuschmunition nach der Erfindung bietet einen umfassenden Schutz, indem sie sowohl das bedrohte Objekt tarnt, als auch die gewünschten Täuschsignale ausbringt. Dazu werden gleichzeitig viele Hot-Spots als Täuschsignale erzeugt. Dabei lassen sich die Täuschsignale unmittelbar beim Abschuss der Munition und/oder auf deren Flugbahn und/oder beim Zerlegen der Munition erzeugen. Die ablenkende Leuchtwirkung kann so an unterschiedlichen Orten und zu unterschiedlichen Zeiten wirken, um verschiedene Flugkörper mit verschiedenen Anflugbahnen (flacher Anflug, überhöhter Anflug etc.) zu täuschen. Somit können Leuchtwirkungen direkt am Zielobjekt, beispielsweise einem Fahrzeug, erzeugt werden, oder vom Zielobjekt ausgehend In die Luft oder auch mit Abstand vom Zielobjekt in der Luft, insbesondere vom Zeriegungspunkt bis hin zum Boden. Somit lässt sich sicherstellen, dass die Ablenkwirkung unabhängig vom Flugprinzip in der LOS (Line of Sight) der Flugkörperortung erfolgt.According to the invention thus the deflection effect is integrated by hot spots in a camouflage and Täuschmunition. The camouflage and deception ammunition according to the invention provides comprehensive protection by camouflaging both the threatened object, as well as the desired deception signals. At the same time, many hotspots are generated as deceptive signals. The deception signals can be generated directly when the ammunition is launched and / or on its trajectory and / or when dismantling the ammunition. The distracting lighting effect can thus act at different locations and at different times in order to deceive different missiles with different approaches (flat approach, excessive approach, etc.). Thus, lighting effects can be generated directly on the target object, for example a vehicle, or starting from the target object In the air or at a distance from the target object in the air, in particular from the Zeriegungspunkt to the ground. Thus, it can be ensured that the deflection effect is independent of the flight principle in the LOS (line of sight) of the missile location.

In einer besonderen Ausführung wird der Abbrand so gesteuert, dass anstelle einer anhaltenden Strahlung eine pulsierende Strahlung abgegeben wird. Diese ist auch gegen moderne Ortungsgeräte wirksam, die anhaltende Signale detektieren und aussondern können.In a particular embodiment of the burnup is controlled so that instead of a sustained radiation, a pulsating radiation is emitted. This is also effective against modern tracking devices that can detect and isolate persistent signals.

Die Integration der Hot-Spot-Bildner in die Tarn- und Täuschmunition lässt sich auf verschiedene Weisen realisieren, die auch miteinander kombiniert werden können:
1.
Ergänzung der Ausstoßladung der Munition um ein Hot-Spot-Granulat, das in dem gewünschte Wellenbereich wirkt:
Das die Ausstoßladung ergänzende Granulat kann dabei auf Basis Phosphor rot oder auf Basis von Leuchtsätzen und/oder IR-Leuchtsätzen ergänzt werden, um im gewünschten Wellenbereich optimale Wirkung zu erzielen.
Beispiel für Leuchtkörper auf Basis Phosphor rot: 60-80% Phosphor rot 30-10% Nitrate der ersten und zweiten Hauptgruppe 5-10% Leichtmetalle wie Magnesium und/oder Aluminium ca.5% Bindemittel wie wässriger Dispersionskleber
Beispiel für Leuchtkörper auf Basis IR-Leuchtsatz: 50-70% Kaliumnitrat 20-10% Hexamethylentetramin 5-10% Diazidicarbonamid 1-5% Metallpulver wie Silizium und/oder Bor 1-5% Bindemittel wie Gummi accroides, Polyvinylbutyrat
2.
Anbringung eines Pellets zur Erzeugung einer Leuchtspur in Form von Hot-Spots an der zu verschießenden Patrone.
Beispiel für die Rezeptur von Pellets: 50-70% Kaliumnitrat 20-10% Hexamethylentetramin 5-10% Diazidicarbonamid 2-5% Metallpulver wie Silizium und/oder Bor 1-5% Bindemittel wie Gummi accroides, Polyvinylbutyrat
3.
Zugabe von Granulaten oder Pellets zu der Zerlegerladung, die im gewünschten Wellenlängenbereich Hot-Spots erzeugen:
Beispiel für die Rezeptur von Granulaten oder Pellets: 50-80% Bariumnitrat 20-50% Magnesium 0-10% Bindemittel
4.
Einlaborieren von Hot-Spots erzeugenden Flares oder Pellets in die Nebel oder Scheinziele bildenden Wirkstoffe.
Beispiel für die Rezeptur von Flares oder Pellets: 60-80% Phosphor rot 5-20% Nitrate der ersten und zweiten Hauptgruppe 0-10% Leichtmetalle wie Magnesium und/oder Aluminium 5-20% Bindemittel wie wässriger Dispersionskleber The integration of the hot-spot builders in the stealth and deception ammunition can be realized in various ways, which can also be combined with each other:
1.
Complementing the discharge charge of the ammunition by a hot-spot granule, which acts in the desired wave range:
The granules which supplement the ejection charge can be supplemented on the basis of phosphorus red or on the basis of flares and / or IR flares, in order to achieve optimum effect in the desired wavelength range.
Example of luminous bodies based on phosphorus red: 60-80% Phosphor red 30-10% Nitrates of the first and second main groups 5-10% Light metals such as magnesium and / or aluminum about 5% Binders such as aqueous dispersion adhesive
Example of luminaires based on IR illuminant: 50-70% potassium nitrate 20-10% hexamethylenetetramine 5-10% Diazidicarbonamid 1-5% Metal powder such as silicon and / or boron 1-5% Binders such as rubber accroides, polyvinyl butyrate
Second
Attaching a pellet to create a trail of light in the form of hot spots on the cartridge to be fired.
Example for the recipe of pellets: 50-70% potassium nitrate 20-10% hexamethylenetetramine 5-10% Diazidicarbonamid 2-5% Metal powder such as silicon and / or boron 1-5% Binders such as rubber accroides, polyvinyl butyrate
Third
Adding granules or pellets to the disintegrator charge that produce hot spots in the desired wavelength range:
Example for the formulation of granules or pellets: 50-80% barium 20-50% magnesium 0-10% binder
4th
Laboratory preparation of hotspots producing flares or pellets in the nebulas or sham targets.
Example for the recipe of flares or pellets: 60-80% Phosphor red 5-20% Nitrates of the first and second main groups 0-10% Light metals such as magnesium and / or aluminum 5-20% Binders such as aqueous dispersion adhesive

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  1. Camouflage and decoy munition for protecting objects against guided missiles, which munition contains active substances which form smoke and/or spoof targets, the munition additionally containing pyrotechnic flares which produce a multiplicity of hotspots distributed in three dimensions, characterized in that the injection charge for the munition has a hotspot granulate added to it and/or granulates or pellets are added to the break-up charge of the munition and produce hotspots in the desired wavelength band.
  2. Camouflage and decoy munition according to Claim 1, characterized in that pellets are fitted to the cartridge to be fired, in order to produce hotspots.
  3. Camouflage and decoy munition according to Claim 1 or 2, characterized in that flares or pellets which produce hotspots are incorporated in the munition active substances which form smoke or spoof targets.
  4. Camouflage and decoy munition according to one of Claims 1 to 3, characterized in that the decoy signals can be produced immediately on firing of the munition and/or on its trajectory and/or when the munitions break up.
  5. Camouflage and decoy munition according to one of Claims 1 to 4, characterized in that the deflecting flare effect can be achieved at different locations and at different times.
  6. Camouflage and decoy munition according to one of Claims 1 to 4, characterized in that the active compound which produces hotspots does not burn continuously, but in a pulsating form.
  7. Use of a camouflage and decoy munition according to one of Claims 1 to 6, in order to decoy different missiles with different approach paths, such as low-level approach, high-level approach etc.
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