EP3311102A1 - Pinless grenade igniter and grenade thus equipped - Google Patents
Pinless grenade igniter and grenade thus equippedInfo
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- EP3311102A1 EP3311102A1 EP16730438.5A EP16730438A EP3311102A1 EP 3311102 A1 EP3311102 A1 EP 3311102A1 EP 16730438 A EP16730438 A EP 16730438A EP 3311102 A1 EP3311102 A1 EP 3311102A1
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- Prior art keywords
- spoon
- ring
- stopper according
- window
- striker
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
- F42—AMMUNITION; BLASTING
- F42C—AMMUNITION FUZES; ARMING OR SAFETY MEANS THEREFOR
- F42C14/00—Mechanical fuzes characterised by the ammunition class or type
- F42C14/02—Mechanical fuzes characterised by the ammunition class or type for hand grenades
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
- F42—AMMUNITION; BLASTING
- F42B—EXPLOSIVE CHARGES, e.g. FOR BLASTING, FIREWORKS, AMMUNITION
- F42B27/00—Hand grenades
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
- F42—AMMUNITION; BLASTING
- F42C—AMMUNITION FUZES; ARMING OR SAFETY MEANS THEREFOR
- F42C15/00—Arming-means in fuzes; Safety means for preventing premature detonation of fuzes or charges
- F42C15/20—Arming-means in fuzes; Safety means for preventing premature detonation of fuzes or charges wherein a securing-pin or latch is removed to arm the fuze, e.g. removed from the firing-pin
- F42C15/21—Arming-means in fuzes; Safety means for preventing premature detonation of fuzes or charges wherein a securing-pin or latch is removed to arm the fuze, e.g. removed from the firing-pin using spring action
Definitions
- the present invention relates to the field of lighters for grenades, as well as grenades equipped with such lighters, including hand grenades.
- igniter plugs known for hand grenades include, as illustrated in Figure 1 attached a pyrotechnic chain 10 comprising a detonator 12, a primer 14 associated with a delay composition 16, a striker 20 associated with a spring 22, a lever armament 40, also called a spoon, and a safety pin 50.
- the igniter plug is usually screwed onto the body containing the payload of the grenade.
- the safety pin 50 locks the spoon 40 and prohibits operation.
- the user To initiate the igniter plug and implement the grenade, the user must remove the safety pin 50 by pulling on a ring 52 connected to this pin.
- the unlocked lever 40 moves apart and releases the striker 20.
- the pyrotechnic chain 10 is then initiated: the striker 20 strikes the primer 14.
- the primer 14 ignites the delay composition 16 which activates the detonator 12 to detonate the main charge.
- the document FR 2864220 proposes an igniter plug comprising a three-level safety device: a safety mechanism comprising a barrel movable between a passive position preventing the removal of a pin and an active position allowing it, a locking member comprising a push button manually operable between at least two stable positions, a position in which it blocks the safety mechanism in the passive position and an activation position in which it blocks the safety mechanism in the active position, and an intermediate position releasing the safety mechanism, and ignition interruption means comprising a slider disposed perpendicular to the main axis and whose end communicates with a cocking lever. The firing is thus triggered after pressing the push button, rotating the body relative to the barrel, removing the pin and release the lever to cause the translation of the slide to a position allowing the passage of fire.
- US 8561540 discloses a grenade igniter plug, without pin, comprising a lever, a manual rotary switch and a set of percussion and initiation. At rest, the lever and the switch are engaged by respective teeth so that the lever and the switch prohibit their respective movement. To allow operation, the lever must be activated in approaching the body to release the previously engaged teeth and the switch must be turned 90 ° to carry a target next to a firing pin. The striker is released and actuated by a spring when the lever is released.
- the document FR 2807510 discloses an igniter plug comprising a body provided with a control mechanism comprising a cocking lever and a percussion mechanism cooperating with a primary pyrotechnic module capable of ensuring the initiation of a payload and axially displaceable in the body towards this load in an initial safety position.
- the holding means of the primary pyrotechnic module spaced axially from the main payload comprise a resiliently biased latch, an initial security position in which the lock interferes with the path of movement of the primary pyrotechnic module to prohibit its movement to the main load to a release position in which the lock deviates from the path of movement of the primary pyrotechnic module, the latch itself being initially maintained in the initial safety position by at least two mechanical locking means so that the release of the lock requires a double manipulation of these locking means.
- the document FR 2807511 discloses an igniter plug comprising a body provided with a control mechanism comprising a cocking lever, a percussion mechanism cooperating with a primary pyrotechnic module capable of ensuring the initiation of a payload, and a latch which is engaged with the lever, in the storage position, to prohibit a free movement of the cocking lever towards its release position, the lock being shaped to impose during the implementation of the igniter plug, an initial displacement of the lever against its movement required to release the percussion mechanism to disengage the latch and the cocking lever.
- the main objective of the present invention is to improve the security of the initiation systems that constitute igniter caps for grenades by stripping pin.
- the pins used on most igniter plugs are identified as having nowadays two major drawbacks: firstly, the pins may, despite the significant mechanical forces necessary to ensure their removal, be removed accidentally, d ' on the other hand, the pins can therefore be modified by the users to allow a faster extraction, but consequently they present an increased risk of accidental implementation.
- an igniter plug without pin comprising a spoon, a pyrotechnic chain and a striker adapted to initiate the pyrotechnic chain after release of the spoon, characterized in that the igniter cap further comprises a ring having at least one window and movable between a locking position in which the window is misaligned with respect to the spoon so that it can not be released and an activation position in which the window is aligned with the spoon to allow its release.
- the invention as defined above is simple in its structure and implementation, compared to complex solutions proposed according to the state of the art.
- the implementation of the ignition caps according to the present invention is intuitive and visual: any user is guided in the manipulation by the material visualization of the alignment of the window of the ring on the spoon to allow the release of the latter.
- means are provided which impose at least two distinct operations or displacements to enable the ring to move between its locking position and its activation position.
- the lever must be retracted first, then the ring must be turned to align its window on the lever in a second time.
- the ring is adapted to be translated by pulling at first, and then turned in a second step to align its window on the lever.
- the ring is adapted to be translated by traction in a first step, then the lever must be retracted in a second time and finally in a third time the ring must be turned to align its window on the the sink.
- the means according to the invention impose a support on the lever at a time of the arming phase, to ensure the firing sequence. Imposing a lock by pressing the cocking lever during the sequence ensures that the implementation is not due to an accidental operation.
- the igniter plug according to the invention comprises a spring associated with the striker.
- the spring is biased to rest to store at rest the energy required for the implementation of the striker.
- the spring is biased during the displacement in translation of the ring so that the spring stores during this movement the energy required for the implementation of the striker.
- the present invention also relates to grenades equipped with an igniter plug of the aforementioned type.
- FIG. 1 previously mentioned illustrates an igniter plug known from the state of the art
- FIGS. 2 and 3 represent two views in longitudinal axial section of a grenade according to a first embodiment of the present invention, with on-board activation energy of a firing pin, at two successive stages of its implementation: respectively in the rest position and locking a spoon by the ring and in the spoon release position after rotation of the ring and alignment of the ring window on the spoon,
- FIG. 4 represents a developed partial view of the inner surface of a skirt of the ring to illustrate the cooperation defined between complementary shape means respectively provided on this skirt and on the spoon to initially prohibit any rotation of the ring,
- FIG. 5 represents a perspective view of the same grenade in the position of release of the spoon
- FIG. 6 represents a longitudinal axial sectional view of a grenade according to a second embodiment of the present invention, with activation energy of the on-board firing pin, in the rest position,
- FIGS. 7 to 10 represent the same grenade at four successive stages of its implementation: respectively in the resting position at rest, in the traction position of the ring, in the rotational position of the ring and in the throwing position,
- FIGS. 11 and 12 show two variants of complementary shape means respectively provided on the internal face of the ring and on the face opposite the igniter plug, to impose a translation of the ring before allowing its rotation,
- FIGS. 13 to 16 show a grenade according to a third embodiment of the present invention, without activation energy of the on-board striker, at four successive stages of its implementation; work: respectively in resting storage position, in the traction position of the ring, in the rotational position of the ring and in the throwing position,
- FIGS. 17 to 22 show partially exploded views of the grenade in accordance with the third embodiment at five successive stages of its implementation: respectively in the rest position at rest, in the traction position of the ring, in the rotational position; of the ring, in the throwing and expulsion position of the spoon, in the ejection position of a firing pin holding drawer, then in the percussion position,
- FIGS. 23 to 26 illustrate details of the structure and operation of the grenade according to the third embodiment
- FIG. 27 represents a view in longitudinal axial section of a grenade according to the present invention.
- FIGS. 28 to 31 show a fourth embodiment according to the present invention, more specifically FIG. 28 represents a perspective view of a ring according to this fourth embodiment, and FIGS. 29 to 31 represent views partially.
- exploded grenade according to this fourth embodiment in three stages of its implementation: respectively in resting storage position, in the traction position of the ring, and in the biasing position of the cocking lever to allow rotation subsequent ring, the remainder of the sequence being similar to the steps illustrated in Figures 19 to 22 for the third embodiment.
- the grenades according to the present invention illustrated in Figures 2 and following appended comprise a body 60 which houses a payload 62 and on the mouth of which is screwed an igniter plug 100.
- the body 60, the payload 62 and the terms of connection of the igniter plug 100 to the body 60 can be the subject of many embodiments and will not be described in detail later.
- the igniter plug 100 comprises in all embodiments according to the invention, as is known in itself, a body 110 which houses and carries a pyrotechnic chain 10 comprising a detonator 12, a primer 14 associated with a delay composition 16, a striker 20 associated with a spring 22, a latch 30 and a cocking lever 40, also called spoon or trigger lever.
- the igniter plug 100 does not include a pin locking the spoon 40.
- the igniter plug 100 is generally screwed onto the body 60 containing the payload 62 of the grenade.
- the body 110, the pyrotechnic chain 10 comprising the detonator 12, the primer 14 and the delay composition 16, as well as the striker 20, the spring 22, the lock 30 and the spoon 40, can be subject to numerous modes. implementation and will not be described in detail later.
- the striker 20 is intended to strike the primer 14 after the latch 30 has ejected the lever 40 and released the striker 20.
- the pyrotechnic chain 10 is then initiated:
- the primer 14 ignites the delay composition 16 which activates the detonator 12 to detonate the main charge 62.
- the igniter plug 100 further comprises a ring 120.
- This ring 120 comprises a window 125. It is movable between a locking position (illustrated for example in FIG. 2) in which the window 125 is misaligned with respect to the spoon 40 so that it can not be released and an activation position (illustrated for example in Figure 3) in which the window 125 is aligned with the spoon 40 to allow its release and there the initiation of the pyrotechnic chain 10.
- 0-0 a longitudinal axis of main symmetry of the body 60 and the igniter cap 100.
- This axis 0-0 is perpendicular to the bottom 61 of the body opposite the igniter cap 100. It preferably coincides with the axis of movement of striker 20.
- the ring 120 is rotatably mounted about the axis OO.
- the ring 120 is essentially composed of a wall 121 in the form of a disc, perpendicular to the axis 0-0 and centered on this axis 0-0, extended by a cylindrical skirt 123 centered on the axis 0-0.
- the wall 121 constitutes the top of the igniter plug opposite the body 60.
- the skirt 123 surrounds the portion of the body 110 which houses the latch 30.
- the wall 121 and the skirt 123 constitute the outer portion of the igniter plug, directly accessible for handling. .
- the displacement of the ring 120 is therefore simple and easy.
- the window 125 is formed in the cylindrical skirt 123. It extends over the entire height of the skirt 123.
- the width of the window 125 considered in a peripheral direction of the skirt 123 is at least equal to the width of the spoon. 40.
- the window covers an angular opening of between 20 and 45 °.
- the spoon 40 is mounted to rotate about an axis 42 transverse to the axis 0-0, internal to the ring 120 and close to the wall 121. At rest the spoon 40 which extends in a longitudinal direction parallel to the 0-0 axis rests against the inner face of the ring 120, the window 125 is not aligned with the spoon 40, as seen in Figure 2.
- the latch 30 is slidably mounted in the body 110 perpendicularly to the axis 0-0 facing the spoon 40.
- the latch 30 is biased radially outwards by a spring 32. At rest, however, the radially outer end of the latch 30 rests against the inner face of the spoon 40 so that the latch 30 can not be ejected radially. The latch 30 thus urges the spoon 40 to bear against the inner face of the ring 120.
- the latch 30 interferes with the path of movement of the striker 20 so that the striker 20 can not hit the primer 14.
- the radially inner portion of the latch 30 is placed between the striker 20 and the primer 14 so that the lock prohibits clearly any contact between the striker 20 and the primer 14.
- the latch 30 may, at rest, pass through a slot in the striker 20 to limit the movement allowed to the firing pin 20.
- complementary shape means are provided respectively on the spoon 40 and on the inner face of the ring 120 to prevent any rotation of the ring 120.
- These complementary shape means may be subject to different embodiments. .
- these form-fitting means may be formed for the first embodiment illustrated in FIGS. 2 and 3, as shown diagrammatically in FIG. 4, of two longitudinal ribs 122, 124 projecting on the internal face of the skirt 123 of the 120 and that frame the spoon 40.
- the ring 120 can not be rotated about the axis 0-0. It is necessary to disengage the spoon 40 from these two ribs 122 and 124, bringing the spoon 40 closer to the axis 0-0 to allow rotation of the ring 120.
- the abovementioned form-fitting means may comprise at least one rib projecting from the spoon and adapted to come to rest in a complementary facing groove formed on the inner surface of the skirt 123. To release the ring 120 in rotation it is necessary to to disengage the aforementioned rib formed on the spoon of the complementary complementary groove formed on the ring.
- a first pressing action on the lever 40, to bring it closer to the axis 0-0, must be made to release the aforementioned complementary form means and thus release the ring 120.
- the igniter plug according to this embodiment of the present invention thus requires two distinct motions. More precisely according to the first embodiment illustrated in FIGS. 2 and 3, these two movements comprise a first movement of retraction of the spoon 40 to allow rotation of the ring 120, which constitutes a first security, operated by the action grasp the nominal grasp and the second movement is a rotation of the ring 120 to align the upper part of the spoon 40 with the notch 125 of the ring 120.
- the complementary shape means are adapted to impose the aforementioned compound movement of the ring 120, translation and rotation, to allow the alignment of the window 125 opposite the spoon 40.
- these form-fitting means comprise at least one pin protruding from one of the igniter plug body 110 or the ring 120 and a complementary groove formed on the the other of the ring 120 or the igniter plug body 110, which groove comprises two orthogonal segments one parallel to the axis 0-0 and the other transverse to this axis 0-0.
- the pin 111 is formed on the body 110 and the groove 126 formed on the inner surface of the skirt 123 comprises two segments 127 and 128.
- the pin 129 is projecting on the inner surface of the skirt 123 and the groove 116 formed on the body 110 comprises two segments 117 and 118.
- FIGS. 6 to 10 The operation of the embodiment illustrated in FIGS. 6 to 10 generally remains similar to that previously described for the first embodiment with reference to FIGS. 2 to 5.
- This embodiment corresponds to a case with on-board activation energy of a striker 20, that is to say that the spring 22 associated with the striker 20 is pre-stressed at rest to store the energy necessary to ensure the percussion of the primer by the striker 20 when the latch 30 is removed.
- the ring 120 In a first step, the ring 120 must be driven in translation along the axis 0-0 away from the body 60 as illustrated in FIG. 8.
- the ring 120 is rotated around the axis 0-0 to align the window 125 with the spoon as shown in FIG. 9.
- the spoon 40 is then ejected to allow the activation of the pyrotechnic chain if the grenade is launched at this stage.
- FIG. 6 shows an optional spring 130 centered on the axis 0-0 and working on traction between the body 110 and the ring 120, in order to urge the ring 120 in its initial rest position pressed against the body 110 of the igniter plug to limit the risk of accidental activation of the igniter plug.
- FIGS. 13 to 26 The embodiment illustrated in FIGS. 13 to 26 will now be described.
- a body 60 which houses a payload 62 and on the mouth of which is screwed an igniter plug 100.
- the igniter plug 100 without spoon, comprises a body 110 which houses and carries a pyrotechnic chain 10 comprising a detonator 12, a primer 14 associated with a delay composition 16, a striker 20 associated with a spring 22, a lock 30 and a lever arming 40, also called spoon.
- the igniter plug 100 also comprises a ring 120 which includes a window 125, which ring 120 is movable between a locking position in which the window 125 is misaligned with respect to the spoon 40 so that it can not be released and a activation position, obtained by two successive movements of translation along the axis 0-0 and rotation along this axis 0-0 in which the window 125 is aligned with the spoon 40 to allow its release and from there the initiation of the pyrotechnic chain 10.
- this embodiment illustrated in FIGS. 13 to 26 corresponds to a case without on-board activation energy of striker 20. That is to say that according to the embodiment illustrated in FIGS. 13 to 26, the spring 22 associated with striker 20 is not requested at rest so that it does not store energy capable of moving the firing pin 20. In this case the spring is stressed only when the ring 120 is translated. This provision makes it possible to further enhance the safety the lighter plug and the grenade thus equipped.
- the spring 22 working in compression, is placed between an abutment 115 formed on the body 110 and directed towards the center of the body 60, and a flange 25 bonded to the inner end of the striker 20.
- the striker 20 is also connected by means 200 of temporary connection, which will be described in more detail later, with the ring 120.
- the spring 22 is compressed when a pull is made on the ring 120, bringing the collar closer. aforementioned 25 of the abutment 115 above.
- the temporary connection means 200 comprise an expandable claw 210 connected to one of the ring 120 or striker 20, which cooperates with a fastening ball joint 29 connected to the other of the striker 20 or the ring 120.
- the claw 210 may be formed for example of at least two expandable jaws equidistributed around the axis 0-0.
- This expandable claw 210 cooperates with a drawer 220.
- the drawer 220 has the function of prohibiting the expansion of the claw 210 as the spoon 40 is in place.
- the drawer 220 is preferably placed between the latch 30 and the cap 121 of the ring 120.
- the drawer 220 is mounted in radial translation in the body 110 perpendicular to the axis 0-0 facing the end of the spoon 40 near its axis of rotation 42.
- the drawer 220 is biased radially outwardly By a spring 222.
- the radially outer end of the slide 220 rests against the inner face of the spoon 40 so that the slide 220 can not be ejected radially.
- the drawer 220 is ejected when the spoon 40 is retracted.
- the striker 20 is mounted in translation in a central bore 119 of the body 110, centered on the axis 0-0.
- the slide 220 has a through longitudinal lumen 224 intersecting the bore 119.
- the width of the lumen 224 is preferably equal to the diameter of the bore 119 and equal to the transverse dimension of the claw 210 in the retracted position. that is to say the size of the claw 210 tightened on the ball 29 considered transversely to the axis 0-0.
- the claw 210 is no longer confined by the light 119 and can expand, under the effect of the solicitation of the associated spring 22 striker 20, then constrained.
- the expandable claw 210 is formed on the end of a rod 129 made of material on the inner face of the wall 121 and centered on the axis 0-0.
- the ring 120 In a first step, the ring 120 must be driven in translation along the axis 0-0 away from the body 60 as illustrated in FIG. 14. As illustrated in FIGS. 18 and 24, the claw 210 which traps the ball joint 29 causes the striker 20. The spring 22 associated with the striker 20 is then constrained. The claw 210 is now positioned in the lumen 224 of the drawer 220. It therefore remains confined. Then, in a second step, the ring 120 is rotated around the axis 0-0 to align the window 125 with the spoon 40 as illustrated in FIG. 15. As illustrated in FIGS. 19 and 25, the claw 210 remains positioned in the light 224 of the drawer 220 and still traps the ball joint 29. The latch 30 always ensures the mechanical safety of the grenade because it interferes with the path of the striker 20 and prevents it from striking the primer 14.
- the spoon 40 is then ejected to allow the activation of the pyrotechnic chain if the grenade is launched at this stage.
- the drawer 220 is then ejected.
- the claw 210 is finally positioned in the volume previously housing the drawer 220. It can expand and release the ball 29.
- the striker 20 released by the separation of the ball 29 and the claw 210, can strike the primer 14 to initiate the pyrotechnic chain.
- FIG. 27 differs only from the embodiment previously described with reference to FIGS. 13 to 26 in that, according to FIGS. 13 to 26, the latch 30 is engaged in a longitudinal through-hole of the firing pin. the striking end of the striker 20 being placed facing the primer 14, or the side of the latch 30 located towards the primer 14, so that the striker 20 extends at rest on either side of the latch 30, then that according to the embodiment illustrated in Figure 27, at rest the latch 30 is interposed between the striker 20 and the primer 14 so that the percussion end of the striker 20 is placed in abutment against the latch 30.
- the means according to the invention described above offer the advantages of imposing a gripping of the grenade in a secure manner because imposing a maintenance of the spoon 40 in the palm of the hand, without complicating or lengthening the setting implemented. It should also be noted that the invention offers total reversibility as long as the spoon is not relaxed. Indeed the ring 120 can be moved in the opposite direction and be brought back to the storage security position as the spoon 40 is not ejected.
- FIGS. 28 to 31 illustrate an alternative embodiment of the second embodiment illustrated in FIGS. 7 to 11 or the third embodiment illustrated in FIGS. 14 to 23, which constitutes a fourth embodiment in accordance with the present invention.
- invention and which is characterized by the presence of complementary shape means respectively provided on the ring 120 and the spoon 40 to require that the lever or spoon 40 is retracted in an intermediate step between a first step in which the ring 120 is translated by traction and a last manipulation step during which the ring 120 must be turned to align its window 125 on the lever 40.
- the abovementioned form-fitting means may comprise a groove 1200 formed on the inner surface of the skirt 123 and complementary to the spoon 40 or of a rib projecting from the spoon 40 and adapted to receive this one at rest. To release the ring 120 in rotation it is necessary to disengage the spoon 40 from the complementary groove 1200 formed opposite the baguel20.
- these complementary shape means can be formed as shown diagrammatically in FIG. 4, with two longitudinal ribs 122, 124 projecting on the inner face of the skirt 123 of the ring 120 and which frame the spoon 40. As long as the spoon 40 is located between these two ribs 122 and 124, the ring 120 can not be rotated about the axis 0-0. It is necessary to disengage the spoon 40 from these two ribs 122 and 124, bringing the spoon 40 closer to the axis 0-0 to allow rotation of the ring 120.
- the igniter plug may optionally include an initial pyrotechnic chain rupture formed by a physical separation between the primary explosive means and the secondary explosive means, which pyrotechnic chain break is neutralized to eliminate the physical separation between the primary explosive means and the secondary explosive means during arming.
- the striker described above can be replaced by a rotary striker.
- the igniter cap can be directly integrated into the grenade and not formed of a separate component adapted to be added to a grenade.
- the igniter plug according to the present invention can be implemented by rotating the ring 120 in a direction or in the opposite direction.
- the ignition plug according to the present invention is therefore perfectly suitable for any user, whether right-handed or left-handed.
- the igniter plug thus has an ambidextrous character.
- This ambidextrous character can be particularly achieved if at rest the window 125 is disposed at 180 ° of the lever 40. In this case indeed the angle of rotation of the ring 120 to bring the window 125 facing the lever 140 is identical and equal at 180 ° regardless of the direction of rotation of the ring 120.
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