WO2014004254A1 - Ecoutille divisée blindée - Google Patents

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WO2014004254A1
WO2014004254A1 PCT/US2013/046789 US2013046789W WO2014004254A1 WO 2014004254 A1 WO2014004254 A1 WO 2014004254A1 US 2013046789 W US2013046789 W US 2013046789W WO 2014004254 A1 WO2014004254 A1 WO 2014004254A1
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Peter C. CHU
Carlos E. HERNANDEZ RUIZ
Rodrigo I. DELATORRE
Brain H. KARIYA
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Bae Systems Land & Armaments L. P.
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    • F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
    • F41—WEAPONS
    • F41H—ARMOUR; ARMOURED TURRETS; ARMOURED OR ARMED VEHICLES; MEANS OF ATTACK OR DEFENCE, e.g. CAMOUFLAGE, IN GENERAL
    • F41H5/00—Armour; Armour plates
    • F41H5/22—Manhole covers, e.g. on tanks; Doors on armoured vehicles or structures
    • F41H5/223—Manhole covers specially adapted for armoured or fighting vehicles
    • F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
    • F41—WEAPONS
    • F41H—ARMOUR; ARMOURED TURRETS; ARMOURED OR ARMED VEHICLES; MEANS OF ATTACK OR DEFENCE, e.g. CAMOUFLAGE, IN GENERAL
    • F41H5/00—Armour; Armour plates
    • F41H5/013—Mounting or securing armour plates
    • F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
    • F41—WEAPONS
    • F41H—ARMOUR; ARMOURED TURRETS; ARMOURED OR ARMED VEHICLES; MEANS OF ATTACK OR DEFENCE, e.g. CAMOUFLAGE, IN GENERAL
    • F41H7/00—Armoured or armed vehicles
    • F41H7/02—Land vehicles with enclosing armour, e.g. tanks

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  • the present invention is generally directed to a split hatch having armored leaves that can be positioned to shield the hatch opening or occupants standing in the hatch opening.
  • the present invention is directed to an armored split hatch having armored leaves shaped to provide side protection for occupants and the hatch opening when open and sealable to prevent nuclear, biological or chemical ("NBC") penetration through the hatch when closed.
  • NBC nuclear, biological or chemical
  • Armored vehicles often comprise armored hatches for accessing the interior of the vehicle through a hatch opening when the hatch door is open while preventing ballistic threats from entering through the hatch opening when the hatch door is closed.
  • hatch doors typically comprise little or no armor to reduce the weight of the door for easier movement of the hatch doors.
  • the minimally armored hatch doors provide less ballistic protection than the surrounding armor. Accordingly, hatches are often placed on the top of the armored vehicle rather than on the sides of the vehicle where most ballistic threats are directed. Placing hatches on the roof also provides the added benefit of allowing occupants of the vehicle to stand in the open hatch opening during operation of the hatch opening to provide greater visibility when operating the vehicle.
  • a top hatch also allows occupants to operate roof mounted equipment or weapons while standing within the hatch opening.
  • top hatches An inherent drawback of top hatches is that the greater visibility provided by standing in the top hatch exposes the portion of the occupant's body protruding from the hatch opening is exposed to ballistic threats. In addition, the portion of the occupant's body protruding from the hatch opening is often silhouetted presenting an easier target for attackers.
  • the hatch door When open, the hatch door is typically folded against the roof of the vehicle or otherwise positioned to prevent obstructing the operator's vision or operation of roof mounted equipment of weapons. However, this positioning of the hatch door increases the potential directions from which the occupant can be targeted when standing the hatch opening. In particular, the occupant is particularly susceptible to threats directed at the occupant from the sides of the vehicle where attackers are likely positioned and have an ideal target due to the silhouetting of the occupant's body.
  • a common hatch type is a single hinged sweep hatch in which the hatch door is elevated and rotated in a plane parallel to the hatch opening between a closed position in which the door is aligned with the hatch opening and an open position in which the door is rotated out of alignment with the hatch opening. While the sweep hatch allows the hatch door to be easily rotated out of the way for unobstructed ingress/egress through the hatch opening, the parallel position of the sweep hatch relative to the roof of the vehicle leaves an operator standing within the hatch opening completely exposed to ballistic threats.
  • Another common hatch type is a single rear hinge hatch in which the hatch door rotates along an axis parallel to the plane of the hatch opening to open and close the hatch as shown in FIG. 1. When in the open position, the hatch door is often positioned in a generally vertical orientation providing limited protection from ballistic threats from a single direction. However, the hatch door provides no protection from threats travelling from other directions.
  • split hatches have multiple door leaves that when opened can shield the operator from ballistic threats coming from multiple directions.
  • an inherent tradeoff with split hatches is that the multiple leaves create additional gaps in the closed door through which NBC contaminants can enter the interior of the vehicle.
  • the interface between the leaves when rotated into the closed position provide potential gaps across the hatch increasing the likelihood that NBC contaminants will enter into the interior of the vehicle. Accordingly, the increased ballistic protection provided by the leaves of split hatches necessarily increases the risk of NBC contaminants penetrating the hatch.
  • the present invention is directed to a split hatch assembly mountable to a hatch opening and having a plurality of armored door leaves each having an open/close assembly for rotating the corresponding leaf between a substantially upright open position and a generally horizontal closed position.
  • Each open/close assembly can further comprise a hook element having a primary hook portion engagable to a latch pin to maintain the armored leaves in the open position.
  • the hook element can lock the corresponding armored hatch leaf in the upright open position to prevent the armored hatch leaf from inadvertently rotating closed or forced closed from ballistic impacts.
  • Each hook element further comprises a secondary hook portion that can be engaged to the latch pin instead of the primary hook portion, wherein the secondary hook portion maintains the armored hatch leaf in an intermediate position between the open position and the closed position.
  • the hook element can be fully disengaged from the locking pin to allow the door leaf to rotate into the closed position.
  • each door leaf In the open position, each door leaf can be oriented in a substantially upright orientation providing protection from threats directed at the occupants standing within the hatch opening. In certain embodiments, each door leaf can be oriented outward from the center of the hatch opening to maintain the side protection for the operator while providing clearance for the occupant to move within the hatch opening or operate roof mounting equipment or weapons.
  • the plurality of door leafs In the closed position, can be positioned in a substantially horizontal orientation over the hatch opening and cooperate to cover the entire hatch opening. In the intermediate position, the plurality of leaves are angled inward toward the center of the hatch opening to shield occupants from ballistic threats directed at the sides of the vehicle as well as ballistic threats directed downwardly toward the hatch opening.
  • the plurality of leaves can comprise a pair of armored leaves positioned on opposing sides of the opening such that one leaf is positioned on either side of the occupant to protect the operator from ballistic threats directed at the sides of the vehicle.
  • the leaves can be contoured to follow the shape of a circular or partially rounded hatch opening to minimize the footprint of the hatch when closed.
  • the leaves can also comprise generally rectangular shapes increasing the effective area of the armored hatch leaf, thereby improving protection of the operator.
  • each leaf can comprise a substantially flat front edge and a contoured rear edge, wherein the flat edge can be oriented toward the front of the vehicle.
  • the flat front edge of the leaf can maximize protection for occupants from threats directed from the front of the vehicle where threats are most likely to originate.
  • the rounded back edge of the leaf can minimize the foot print of the hatch assembly on the rear of the vehicle to provide more roof space for roof top mounted equipment or weapons.
  • the door leaves can be sized to have a greater combined area than the size of the hatch opening such that the leaves extend beyond the edges of the hatch opening when rotated into the closed position.
  • the overlap between the oversized leaves and the edges of the hatch opening to reduce the likelihood that the NBC contaminants can exploit gaps between the leaves and the hatch opening when the hatch is closed to enter the vehicle.
  • a flexible seal can be positioned at the intersection of the leaves and edges of the hatch opening, wherein the seal is compressed between the leaves and edges of the hatch opening as the leaves are rotated into the closed position further prevent NBC contaminants from passing between the leaves and the edges of the hatch opening.
  • each leaf can comprise a seal portion engagable to an adjacent leaf.
  • the seal portion overlaps with the adjacent leaf to reduce the likelihood that NBC contaminants can exploit the gap between the leaves when the hatch is closed.
  • the seal portion can also comprise a flexible seal positioned at the intersection of the leaves and edges of the hatch opening, wherein the seal is compressed between the seal portion and the adjacent leaf as the leaves are rotated into the closed position further prevent NBC contaminants from passing between the leaves.
  • a split hatch assembly for selectively sealing a hatch opening can comprise a plurality of armored hatch leafs each having a hinge receivable within a pivot portion of an open/close assembly for rotating each leaf between a generally horizontal closed position and a generally upright open position.
  • Each open/close assembly further comprises a hook element operably engaged to the leaf and a fixed latch pin, wherein the hook portion is movable with the leaf as the leaf is rotated between the open position and the closed position.
  • each open/close assembly further comprises a handle operably engaged to the hook element for rotating the hook element independently of the leaf to disengage the hook element from the latch pin.
  • each leaf can comprise at least one contoured edge along at least a portion of the periphery of the leaf, wherein the contoured portion of the leaf is shaped to follow the contours of the hatch opening to minimize the footprint of the leaf on the top of the vehicle when the leaf is rotated into the closed position.
  • each leaf can define at least one flat edge along at least a portion of the periphery of the leaf, wherein the flat edge is not shaped to follow the contours of the hatch opening and maximizes the effective area of the leaf increasing the protection provided by the leaf.
  • each leaf can comprise at least one contoured edge and at least one flat edge, wherein the flat edge is positioned on the leaf to maximize protection from directions from which the risk of ballistic threats is high and wherein the contoured edge is positioned on the leaf to minimize the footprint of the leaf on sides of the leaf corresponding to directions from which the risk of ballistic threats is low.
  • the leaves are sized such that the combined area of the plurality of the hatch opening is greater than the area of the hatch opening.
  • a portion of each leaf overlaps with a corresponding portion of the edge of the hatch opening when the leaves are rotated into the closed position.
  • the overlapping orientation eliminates any potential direct path between the leaves and the edge of the hatch opening perpendicular to the plane of the hatch opening.
  • the circuitous path formed by the overlapping oversized leaves and hatch opening reduces the likelihood that NBC contaminants will penetrate the vehicle through an imperfect seal between the hatch opening and the leaves.
  • each leaf can further comprise a seal portion positioned to overlap with an adjacent leaf such that the seal portion extends between the leaves to eliminate any potential direct path between the leaves perpendicular to the plane of the hatch opening.
  • the overlapping portion is affixed to the first leaf such a portion of the overlapping portion extends outwardly from the edge of the first leaf such that overlapping portion covers the interface between the leaves.
  • the circuitous path formed by the overlapping portion reduces the likelihood that NBC contaminants will penetrate the vehicle through an imperfect seal between the closed leaves.
  • each open/close mechanism can comprise a mechanical or motorized system for compensating for the weight of the armor paneling as the armored hatch leaf is rotated between the closed position and open position.
  • each leaf further comprises at least one armor panel preventing ballistic threats from penetrating through the leaf such that the leaf can serve as a ballistic shield.
  • Figure 1 is a perspective view of a representative rear hinge hatch.
  • Figure 2 is a top view of a representative armored vehicle for use with the present invention.
  • Figure 3 is a front perspective view of a split hatch according to an embodiment of the present invention, wherein the hatch is opened.
  • Figure 4 is a rear perspective view of the split hatch depicted in Figure 3.
  • Figure 5 is a partially exploded front perspective view of a split hatch according to an embodiment of the present invention, wherein the hatch is closed.
  • Figure 6 is an exploded front perspective view illustrating assembly of a split hatch according to an embodiment of the present invention to a representative hatch opening.
  • Figure 7 is a partial cross-sectional perspective view of a lock assembly according to an embodiment of the present invention.
  • Figure 8 is a side view of a hook for a lock assembly according to an embodiment of the present invention.
  • Figure 9 is a partial cross-sectional side view of a lock assembly according to an embodiment of the present invention illustrating locking the leaf in the open position.
  • Figure 10 is a partial cross-sectional side view of a lock assembly according to an embodiment of the present invention illustrating locking the leaf in the intermediate position.
  • Figure 1 1 is a partial cross-sectional side view of leaf according to an embodiment of the present invention.
  • a vehicle 10 for use with the present invention comprises an exterior 12 having at least one hatch opening 14 on the top of the vehicle 10 for accessing the interior of the vehicle 10.
  • the exterior 12 comprises a plurality of armor paneling shielding the interior of the vehicle 10.
  • the hatch opening 14 can comprise a circular opening, a contoured opening as depicted in FIG. 1 , a rectangular opening or other conventional hatch opening shape.
  • the description of the armor vehicle 10 is not intended to be limiting, but rather to aid in the description of the present invention.
  • a hatch assembly 20 comprises a first hatch leaf 22 having a hinge 23 receivable within a pivot portion 25 of a corresponding first open/close assembly 24 and also comprises a second hatch leaf 26 having a hinge 27 receivable within a pivot portion 29 of a corresponding second open/close assembly 28.
  • the hatch assembly 20 can comprise additional hatch leaves each with a corresponding open/close assembly.
  • each hatch leaf 22, 26 comprises an armored panel 29.
  • the open/close assemblies 24, 28 rotate the corresponding hatch leaf 22, 26 between a substantially horizontal closed position and a generally upright open position. As depicted in FIGS.
  • the hatch leaf 22, 26 in the closed position, is positioned over the hatch opening 14, wherein the first hatch leaf 22 and the second hatch leaf 26 cooperate to cover the entire hatch opening 14.
  • the first hatch leaf 22 and the second hatch leaf 26 in the open position, extend vertically and positioned in substantially parallel orientation.
  • the first hatch leaf 22 and the second hatch leaf 26 are angled outward from the hatch opening 14 when positioned in the open position.
  • each leaf 22, 26 further comprises a countered edge 36 shaped to follow the contours of the hatch opening 14.
  • the countered edge 36 minimizes the footprint of the leaves 22, 26 when rotated into the closed position.
  • each leaf 22, 26 further comprises a flat edge 38 that does not follow the contours of the hatch opening 14. The flat edge 38 maximizes the protection provided by the leaf 22, 26 when rotated into the open position.
  • each leaf 22, 26 further comprises a countered edge 36 and a fiat edge 38 to maximize protection in directions where threats are most likely while minimizing the foot print of the vehicle in areas where protection is less critical.
  • each hatch leaf 22, 26 can be sized such that the combined area of the hatch leaves 22, 26 is greater than the area of the hatch opening 14. In this configuration, the hatch leaves 22, 26 overlap with the edges of the hatch opening 14 when the hatch leaves 22, 26 are rotated into the closed position.
  • the hatch assembly 20 can further comprise a seal portion 32.
  • the seal portion 32 comprises an overlapping portion 34 affixed to the first hatch leaf 22, wherein a portion of the overlapping portion 34 extends from the first hatch leaf 22. In operation, when the hatch leaves 22, 26 are rotated into the closed position the extending portion of the overlapping portion 34 extends over the corresponding edge of the second hatch leaf 22 as depicted in FIGS. 5-6.
  • each hatch leaf 22, 26 can comprise a seal portion 32 engagable to a corresponding edge of the adjacent hatch leaf 22.
  • the oversized leaves 22, 26 and the overlapping portion 34 of the first hatch leaf 22, 26 eliminate direct linear paths through the hatch assembly 20 between the leaves 22, 26 themselves and the leaves 22, 26 and edge of the hatch opening 14. The circuitous routes formed by the overlapping configuration minimize the potential for gaps that could form between the components as the leaves 22, 26 are closed.
  • the seal assembly 32 can further comprise a secondary protrusion 48 positioned on the second leaf 26 engagable to a corresponding detent 50 in the overlapping portion 34 to further prevent NBC contaminants from entering between the leaves 22, 26.
  • Each open/close assembly 24, 28 comprises mechanical or motorized systems for positioning the corresponding hatch leaf 22, 26.
  • the mechanical or motorized systems offset the weight of the armored hatch leaf 22, 26 and the armor panel 29 allowing for easier manual positioning of the leaf 22, 26.
  • the leaves 22, 26 can each further comprise at least one handle 30 for manually positioning the leaves 22, 26.
  • each open/close assembly 24, 28 comprises a spring 31 biasing the hinge 23, 27 toward the open position to reduce the perceive weight of the leaves 22, 26 as the leaves 22, 26 are rotated into the open postion.
  • the open/close assemblies 24, 28 each rotate the corresponding leaf 22, 26 around an axis parallel to the plane defined by the hatch opening 14 between a closed position and an open position.
  • the leaves 22, 26 are aligned in a plane parallel to the plane of the hatch opening 14.
  • the leaves 22, 26 are positioned generally perpendicular to the plane of the hatch opening 14.
  • the axis of rotation for each leaf 22, 26 is opposite sides of the hatch opening 14 such that the leaves 22, 26 are positioned in parallel on both sides of hatch opening 14 when rotated into open position to provide ballistic protection from at least two opposing directions.
  • the axes of rotation can be aligned with roof mounted equipment or weapon such that an occupant can operate the equipment or weapon will protected on either side by the leaves 22, 26.
  • the hatch assembly 20 can further comprise a mounting plate 40 for affixing the hatch assembly 20 to the vehicle 10.
  • the open/close assemblies 24, 28 are affixed to the mounting plate 40 such that the entire hatch assembly 20 can be affixed as an integrated assembly.
  • the mounting plate 40 defines a hatch opening 42 aligned with the hatch opening 14.
  • the hatch opening 42 can be of the same size and shape as the hatch opening 14 or comprise a different size or shape than the hatch opening 14.
  • the hatch assembly 20 can further comprise at least one pass through interface 44 for allowing electrical systems or mount points to be accessed through the mounting plate 40.
  • the hatch assembly 20 can further comprise an armored cover 52 for protecting the pass through interface 44.
  • each open/close mechanism 24, 28 can each further comprise a lock assembly 54 for maintain corresponding leaf 22, 26 in the open position or at an intermediate position as the leaf 22, 26 between the open position and the closed position.
  • the intermediate position corresponds to an angled position in which the leaves 22, 26 are oriented inward toward the center of the hatch opening 14.
  • the lock assembly 54 can further comprise a fixed latch pin 56, a hook element 58 and a handle 60.
  • the latch pin 56 is affixed to the open/close mechanism 24, 28 such that the latch pin 56 remains in a fixed position regardless of the rotation of the leaf 22, 26.
  • the hook 58 can further comprise a primary hook portion 62 and a secondary hook portion 64.
  • the primary hook portion 62 is positioned to engage the latch pin 56 when the hatch leaf 22, 26 is positioned in the open position.
  • the secondary hook portion 64 is positioned to engage the latch pin 56 when the hatch leaf 22, 26 is positioned in the intermediate position.
  • the latch pin 56 is movable to alter the intermediate position of the hatch leaf 22, 26.
  • the hook element 58 is rotatably mounted to the leaf 22, 26 such that the hook 58 can be rotated independently of the leaf 22, 26 by the handle 60.
  • the primary hook portion 62 engages the latch pin 56 to prevent the leaf 22, 26 from rotating back toward the closed position.
  • the weight of the leaf 22, 26 maintains the latch pin 56 within the primary hook portion 62.
  • Rotating the leaf 22, 26 past the open position disengages the latch pin 56 from the open position slot 62 at which point the hook 58 is rotated by the handle 60 such that the primary hook portion 62 is rotated out of alignment from the latch pin 56.
  • the lock assembly 54 can further comprise a spring 66 for biasing the hook 58 such that the primary hook portion 62 and secondary hook portion 64 are in alignment with the latch pin 56.
  • the leaf 22, 26 can then be rotated toward the closed position until the latch pin 56 is engaged by the secondary hook portion 64.
  • the secondary hook portion 64 is positioned on the hook 58 such that the hook 58 engages the latch pin 56 when the leaf 22, 26 has rotated a predetermined distance.
  • the secondary hook portion 64 is positioned such that the leaf 22, 26 is engaged when the leaf 22, 26 has travelled about 35 degrees.

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L'invention porte sur une écoutille divisée avec des feuilles d'écoutille blindées qui sont positionnées de façon à protéger des occupants présents dans l'ouverture d'écoutille quand l'écoutille est ouverte. Les feuilles d'écoutille peuvent être fixées selon des angles différents de façon à produire une protection améliorée vis-à-vis de différentes menaces. Les feuilles d'écoutille blindées sont surdimensionnées de façon à venir en prise avec l'ouverture d'écoutille selon une configuration de chevauchement afin d'empêcher le passage de contaminants nucléaires, biologiques ou chimiques d'entrer dans le véhicule entre les feuilles et le bord de l'ouverture d'écoutille. Un ensemble joint d'étanchéité chevauche les bords des feuilles de façon à empêcher des contaminants d'entrer dans le véhicule entre les feuilles elles-mêmes.
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