RU78301U1 - DEVICE FOR FIREWORKS - Google Patents

Abstract

The claimed invention - installation for laying charges of fireworks - has a housing for laying charges. From the bottom of the body, planes rise for laying the charges, forming a non-perpendicular angle with the bottom. Pipes for launching fireworks are attached to planes, and this can be done at different angles, which allows you to start fireworks on different paths.

Description

The invention is an installation for laying charges of fireworks. Pipes of fireworks are fixed on the planes to run, so the claimed installation design allows you to start fireworks of various shapes.

The design of a traditional launcher consists of a system of pipes, a base and ignition cords - such installations are considered to be made using traditional technology. Based on the aforementioned traditional technology, the solutions described in Taiwan's Patent Nos. 347074, “Construction of a Pipe Socket for Launching Fireworks,” No. 419056, “Installation for Launching Fireworks,” and No. 496515 “Improving the Design of Pipes for Launching Fireworks,” are based.

Known traditional installation shown in section in figure 1. Several tubes are fixed on its body for launching fireworks, which are connected in the lower part by ignition cords. Several individual cords are connected into one and brought out of the body in the form of a single ignition cord. Each charge for a firework is divided by the charge necessary to shoot it into the air and a charge that gives a decorative effect. During the launch, charges are shot in a certain sequence vertically into the air, where they burst one after another, which limits the spectacular effect of the fireworks to one charge and does not allow you to create any composition.

In view of the foregoing, the main objective of the present invention was to create a design for laying charges for the production of fireworks, allowing you to create various compositions. To this end, this invention - installation for laying charges of fireworks - has a housing for laying charges. From the bottom of the body, planes rise for laying the charges, forming a non-perpendicular angle with the bottom. Launch tubes

fireworks are attached to planes, and this can be done at different angles, which allows you to fireworks on different paths.

The invention is illustrated by the following images:

figure 1 is a General view of a traditional installation for starting fireworks;

figure 2 - one of the design options of the claimed installation for laying charges of fireworks;

FIG. figa and 3B are explanatory images to figure 2;

figure 4 is a second embodiment of the design of the claimed installation for laying charges of fireworks;

5 is a third embodiment of the design of the claimed installation for laying charges of fireworks;

6 is a fourth embodiment of the design of the claimed installation for laying charges of fireworks;

7 is a schematic illustration of one of the variations of the composition of the fireworks launched using the claimed installation;

Fig. 8 is a fifth embodiment of the design of the claimed installation for bookmarking the charges of fireworks;

Fig.9 is a schematic representation of one of the variations of the composition of the fireworks launched using the claimed installation;

figure 10 - the sixth embodiment, the design of the claimed installation for laying charges of fireworks;

11 is a schematic illustration of one of the variations of the composition of the fireworks launched using the claimed installation.

The claimed invention - installation for laying charges of fireworks - is shown in Fig. figure 2 and 3A. Installation 2 has a housing 21, the bottom of which 22 is mounted directly on a suitable base. From the bottom 22, planes 23 rise upwards, on which pipes of the fireworks 3 are mounted. The planes 23 form an non-perpendicular angle with the bottom 22. As can be seen from the sectional view, the housing of the installation 21 has the shape of a pipe, the upper part 24 of which and the bottom 22

respectively, form the first 241 and second 221 openings, the first opening 241 being larger in size than the opening 221. The openings shown in the figures have a circular shape, but they can be square (see Fig. 4) and polygonal or form complex closing curves. The tubes of the fireworks 3 can be fixed on the planes 23 as shown in figa or at a certain angle to the planes as shown in figv.

Each of the tubes of the fireworks 3 can be fixed on the outer or inner surface of the housing 2 1. For example, as shown in figure 2, they are fixed on both the external and internal sides, and figure 5 shows the fastening only on the outer side of the housing 21 In this case, the pipes can form one or more layers, as shown in Fig.6. The pipes of the fireworks 3 are fixed on the planes for the bookmark 23 and are connected by the ignition cord 25. The ignition cords 25 form a single system with the pipes of the fireworks 21. The outer side of the pipes of the fireworks 21 has a layer of packaging material 26, as shown in Fig.6, and the ignition cords 25 protrude from the packaging material, connecting to a common wick 27.

When the user sets fire to the wick, the ignition cords light up in a certain sequence, powder charges are triggered, firing fireworks and creating a decorative effect, which allows creating large-scale compositions in the air, as shown in Fig. 7.

In addition, by changing the shape of the bell, various effects can be obtained, in particular as shown in FIG. 8, where the opening 241 is smaller than the opening 221. After starting the fireworks 21, the composition shown in FIG. 9 is formed in the sky. You can also change the layout of the fireworks 21, which will also lead to various new effects. As shown in FIG. 10, the fireworks 21 can be fixed on the planes 23 at an angle, in which case, after the fireworks 21 are launched, a circular composition is formed in the sky shown in FIG. 11.

In accordance with the foregoing, this invention is the installation

for laying charges of fireworks - meets the requirements of the legislation regarding the application for the issuance of new patents. At the same time, the above explanations and illustrations do not fully describe the invention, and all similar or structurally similar structures and installations should also be protected by this patent application.

Key designations:

11 - base 24 - upper part 12 - pipes of fireworks setting 13 - ignition cords 241 - first opening 14 - wick 25 - ignition cord 15 - fireworks 26 - packaging

2 - installation for bookmark material

charges 27 - wick 21 - installation housing for 3 - tubes of fireworks charges bookmarks

22 - bottom

221 - second opening

23 - planes for bookmark

Claims (10)

1. Installation for laying charges of fireworks, comprising a housing for laying charges, while the bottom of the housing, made with the possibility of installation on a suitable base, is connected to the planes for laying charges, forming a non-perpendicular angle with the bottom. 2. The installation according to claim 1, the casing of which is made in the form of a pipe, the two ends of which form openings, the first opening being smaller than the second. 3. The installation according to claim 1, the casing of which is made in the form of a pipe, the two ends of which form openings, the first opening being larger than the second. 4. Installation according to claims 2 and 3, in which the shape of the upper and lower openings can be round, square, polygonal or have the form of a closed curved line. 5. Installation according to claims 2 and 3, containing pipes of fireworks installed both on the outer and inner sides of the body. 6. Installation according to claims 2 and 3, containing pipes of fireworks installed both on the outer and inner sides of the body in one or more rows. 7. Installation according to claims 1 and 2, containing pipes of fireworks installed with the outer layer of packaging material. 8. Installation according to claims 1 and 2, containing pipes of fireworks located along the planes for laying charges. 9. Installation according to claims 1 and 2, containing fireworks tubes forming equal angles with planes for laying charges. 10. Installation according to claims 1 and 2, containing pipes of fireworks, the lower part of which is fixed at a certain angle to the planes for laying charges and to the bottom of the installation.