WO2019134011A1 - Schalldämpfersystem für eine feuerwaffe - Google Patents
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
- F41—WEAPONS
- F41A—FUNCTIONAL FEATURES OR DETAILS COMMON TO BOTH SMALLARMS AND ORDNANCE, e.g. CANNONS; MOUNTINGS FOR SMALLARMS OR ORDNANCE
- F41A21/00—Barrels; Gun tubes; Muzzle attachments; Barrel mounting means
- F41A21/30—Silencers
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
- F41—WEAPONS
- F41A—FUNCTIONAL FEATURES OR DETAILS COMMON TO BOTH SMALLARMS AND ORDNANCE, e.g. CANNONS; MOUNTINGS FOR SMALLARMS OR ORDNANCE
- F41A21/00—Barrels; Gun tubes; Muzzle attachments; Barrel mounting means
- F41A21/32—Muzzle attachments or glands
- F41A21/325—Mountings for muzzle attachments
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
- F41—WEAPONS
- F41A—FUNCTIONAL FEATURES OR DETAILS COMMON TO BOTH SMALLARMS AND ORDNANCE, e.g. CANNONS; MOUNTINGS FOR SMALLARMS OR ORDNANCE
- F41A21/00—Barrels; Gun tubes; Muzzle attachments; Barrel mounting means
- F41A21/32—Muzzle attachments or glands
- F41A21/36—Muzzle attachments or glands for recoil reduction ; Stabilisators; Compensators, e.g. for muzzle climb prevention
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- the present invention relates to a muffler system for a firearm, with a montier on the barrel of the firearm Baren jacket tube, in which coaxially a first muffler is arranged with an axial passage opening.
- Silencers of this type are known for example from US 2013/0168181 Al or US 2014/0231168 Al and constructed from egg nem stack of Ablenktmün.
- the Ablenktöpfe each have a running side tapered, from the bullet hole axially interspersed inflow and - either due to their mutual distances (US 2013/0168181 Al) or due to breakthroughs in the pot walls (US 2014/0231168 Al) - radial gas passages.
- the radial gas passages are pocket-like closed by the surrounding jacket tube, so that in succession shot through a sequence of gas collecting pockets ("Sackgas sen”), which progressively degrade the pressure exiting the barrel mouth gas pressure to dampen the firing bang
- the gas produced by the muffler backpresses the weapon, which in self-loading weapons can lead to increased wear on the material and, in the worst case, destruction of the weapon, as well as increased gas pressure from the patron ejection window, which severely impairs the shooter
- the protective equipment of the shooter so that appropriate protective equipment is erforder Lich.
- the known muffler constructions have the disadvantage over that in the dead ends of the successive Over time, more and more powder residues are deposited in the following pressure reduction pockets, so that the silencer "grows" and the damping performance gets worse and worse until the silencer becomes totally useless.
- the invention has for its object to provide a muffler system with improved damping performance, lower gas backpressure and extended usability.
- a muffler system for a firearm with a montier on the barrel of the firearm Baren jacket tube, in which coaxially a first muffler is arranged with an axial passage opening, which is characterized in that the first muffler to form an intermediate first annulus in Casing tube is arranged and at its running end one of its bullet hole interspersed, with axial distance to the running lie ing inflow cone to diverging from the barrel diverging from passing gases in the annulus, which is provided with baffles and a downstream gas outlet.
- the silencer system according to the invention results in a technically fluid parallel connection between an internal (“first") silencer and a coaxial around this built on another silencer, the baffles in the first Annular space is formed between the first muffler and the surrounding jacket tube.
- the Anströmkegel at the running or a gear-side end of the first muffler acts as a distributor for the emerging from the muzzle gases: The exiting directly in extension of the barrel gases enter through the bullet hole of the Anströmkegels in the first muffler, while from the axis diverging Ga se be directed by the Anströmkegel in the annulus and the baffle silencers located there.
- the parallel connection of an internal, for example in chamber construction constructed silencer and a dead-end baffled muffler reduces the backwater for the weapon and the shooter.
- the Axi alabstand the Anströmkegels from the barrel erects a large-volume pressure reduction chamber in the jacket tube, which on the one hand represents the distributor for the parallel connection of the inner first silencer and outer baffle silencer and on the other hand causes a first pressure reduction of the powder gases.
- inner first silencer and outer baffle silencer results in a very compact construction of short overall length with high damping power.
- gas flow in the outer bag cools the inner first silencer without baffles. Since the radially outer portion of the powder gas jet no longer enters the inner first muffler, this grows less, while the risk of misleading the baffles of the outer muffler is reduced due to their flow, so that the life of the entire Silencer system is extended compared to conventional constructions.
- the baffles of the outer sound damper constructed in the annulus may be formed in any manner known in the art, such as meandering baffles, ribs, wings, etc.
- the baffles are axially spaced one behind the other in the circumferential direction offset baffles formed, preferably ring sector-shaped Ablenkble surface. This results in a meandering gas flow in the annulus along the first muffler, which sufficiently binds the pressure reduction with good flushing and cooling effect ver.
- the inner first muffler can be constructed in any manner known in the art, also as a "classical" chamber muffler
- the first muffler comprises, in particular, a stack of baffles, each of which has a barrel side, The stack of Ablenktmün results along the bullet hole a sequence of each lying around the shot opening through pressure reduction chambers to which the au .midos of the pressure wave are respectively derived.
- the distributor plates are provided with gas passages to each next Ablenktopf out, preferably each a ring of axially parallel through laßö réelleen.
- those formed by the Ablenktöpfen Pressure reduction chambers no longer dead ends, but are flushed through the gas passages each of a proportion of the compressed gases, which complicates the deposition of powder residues in the chambers and the life of the silencer system he further increased.
- the first side Ablenktopf Sta pels may be provided with radial gas passages to the annulus on the side.
- a further portion of the powder gas jet is deflected into the coaxial outer baffle muffler, so that the backflow is further reduced and the cooling effect is further increased.
- the inflow cone for gas distribution between the inner and outer silencer can be realized in various ways.
- a first variant of the distributor plate of the first side Ablenktopfes itself forms the Anströmkegel, which reduces the component cost.
- a second Vari ante on the first side Ablenktopfes a separate Anströmkegel is placed, whereby a sharper cone angle can be built for the Anströmkegel as for the Anströmbo the.
- each Ablenktopf carries on its outer periphery one or more of the baffles.
- the structure of the silencer system is modularized.
- the gas outlet of the outer baffle muffler may be formed in a variety of ways.
- the annulus between inner first muffler and sheath tube may be simply open at one end, e.g. if the silencer in the casing pipe is merely supported by the baffles.
- the gas outlet of the first annular space can also comprise axially parallel outlet openings in an end ring, which closes the annular space at the end remote from the runner. By appropriate dimensioning of the outlet openings in the end ring, the gas backpressure of the baffle muffler can be adjusted.
- the gas outlet of the first annular space may also comprise axially normal outlet openings in the jacket tube. Such axial normal outlet openings do not contribute to the recoil of the weapon, which reduces the total recoil of the Waf fe in firing.
- the muffler system of the invention can be mounted in various ways on the barrel of the firearm.
- the jacket tube is provided with a thread for mounting on the barrel of the firearm, especially if it is intended for assembly before or after the run of the firearm.
- the thread of the jacket tube is located at the rear end of the jacket tube.
- the silencer system according to the invention is described as an "overbarrel" Running system, ie the run is introduced to some extent in the muffler system. An annular space resulting thereby between the barrel and jacket tube can then be utilized in a particularly advantageous manner for receiving a second ski-type silencer.
- a sleeve enrollmentnom men which is located at an axial distance from the first silencer, wherein the second annulus is also provided with baffles and preferably a downstream gas outlet.
- the second baffle muffler in the second annulus is Strömungstech also the other two mufflers, namely the first coaxial inner muffler and the first outer baffle muffler, connected in parallel. The deflection of the powder gas jet in the "overbarrel" lying second baffle muffler, i.e. against the firing direction, reduces the recoil of the weapon.
- the second baffle muffler can also be designed without a gas outlet, for example if escape of gases in the vicinity of the face of the shooter is to be avoided. If desired, but can also here a gas outlet, in particular in the form of axial normal Auslassöff openings in the jacket tube, are provided to achieve a flushing.
- the sleeve is preferably slidable onto the barrel and, at its end facing the first muffler, has a thread for anchoring to the barrel, so that the "overbar" Rel "part with the second baffle silencer against the run can swing freely.
- the muffler system of the invention comprises four fluidly connected mutually parallel muffler, u.zw.
- the second inner muffler may be formed in any manner known in the art.
- the second Schalldämp fer includes at least one or more, ie a stack of Ablenktöpfen, so that the same components can be used as for the first silencer. This results in a further modularization of the muffler system.
- the jacket tube can optionally between the first muffler and the sleeve or between the first and the second silencer a - preferably kege lige - Partition with a central opening included.
- the additional partition deflects the diverging from the barrel austre border part of the gases directly to the second baffle silencer out to.
- the optional partition can also be used to support the sleeve or the second silencer through a radially rupted piece of pipe thereto to increase the mechanical Fes activity.
- Such support can alternatively be achieved without the partition by the sleeve or the second muffler is supported via the radially perforated pipe section directly on the inflow cone of the first muffler.
- Fig. 1 shows a first embodiment of the muffler system of the invention in a longitudinal section
- FIG. 2 shows an inside part of the muffler system of FIG. 1 in a perspective view
- FIG. 3 shows one of the modules of the inner part of FIG. 2 in a perspective view
- FIG. 4 shows a cross section along the section line IV - IV of FIG. 1 ;
- Figs. 5-8 further embodiments of the Schalldämp fersystems of the invention each in a longitudinal section.
- FIG. 1 to 4 show a first embodiment of a muffler system 1 for mounting on a firearm, of which only the barrel 2 is shown in fragmentary form.
- the firearm can be of any type, e.g. a handgun or a long gun.
- the longitudinal axis of the muffler system 1, which is aligned with the longitudinal axis of the barrel 2, is designated A.
- the muffler system 1 comprises a jacket tube 3, which is manufactured by a thread 4 for screwing on a ent speaking mating thread at the mouth of the barrel 2.
- the thread 4 can, for example, in a threaded Socket 5 may be formed, which is inserted into an end cap 6 and an end plug 7 of the jacket tube 3.
- a first muffler 8 is arranged at an axial distance d to the barrel 2.
- the silencer 8 has an axial through-hole 9 for the passage of a projectile emerging from the barrel 2. Due to the axial distance d between muffler 8 and 2 barrel results in the interior of the casing tube 3, a pressure reducing and distribution chamber 10 for the emerging from the barrel 2 in firing gases, wel che the projectile ahead and lag.
- the silencer 8 has seen in the direction of insertion S along its bullet hole 9, a series of hinterereinan deratur pressure reducing chambers 11 - 15, in which successively takes place a reduction of the pressure wave of the shotgun, as described in more detail later.
- the muffler 8 could not only be constructed as such a chamber muffler, but basically in any other manner known in the art.
- the outer circumference 16 of the muffler 8 is in a Ra dialabstand to the inner circumference 17 of the jacket tube 3, so that there is a first annular space 18 therebetween.
- the annular space 18 is used for accommodating a first "baffle" muffler 19 which lies fluidically parallel to the first muffler 8.
- the baffle muffler 19 comprises the annular space 18, baffles 20 arranged therein (see also FIGS. 2 and 3). and a gas outlet downstream of the baffles 20.
- the gas outlet becomes in the example shown formed by axially parallel outlet openings 21 in a front ring 22 at the end facing away from the casing tube 3 and / or axial normal outlet openings 23 in the jacket tube 3.
- the silencer 8 is equipped with a flow cone 24 penetrated by the through-hole 9.
- the Anströmkegel 24 acts as a divider Ver for the emerging from the barrel 2 gases or the pressure wave in the pressure reducing chamber 10 by the central, in the axial direction A emerging part of the gases in the bullet hole 9 and thus the muffler 8 can occur and the outer, diverging emerging from the barrel 2 part of the gases on its conical surface in the annulus 18 and thus the baffles muffler 19 deflects out.
- the division between those gases that eintre th in the inner muffler 8 th and those gases that enter the baffles muffler 19 can be adjusted.
- Figs. 2 and 3 show the structure of the muffler 8 and the baffles 20 in detail.
- the muffler 8 is constructed of egg nem stack of Ablenktöpfen 25, each slightly overlap each other with their edges 26, for example, with nested into each other, screwed or welded.
- Each deflection pot 25 has a running side, ie against the weft direction S cantilevered, from the bullet hole 9 axially traversed distributor plate 27. In the stack, this results in the chambers 11 15 of the muffler 8 each the bullet hole 9 around annular pockets 28 (Fig. 1), in which the pressure wave of the gases is buffered and thereby suk zessive degraded.
- the distributor plates 27 may be provided with gas passages 29 to the next Ablenktopf 25 in the stack who the, so that the pockets 28 are no longer dead ends, but are flushed and cleaned by the gases flowing through the gas passages 29 gases to deposits of powder residues in the pockets 28th largely refrained.
- the gas passages 29 may be performed, for example, as a ring of axially parallel passage opening.
- the Anströmkegel 24 of the muffler 8 can be set as geson derte component on the first side Ablenktopf 25 on its side (Fig. 1, 8), or the distributor plates 27 of the first side Ablenktopfes 25 forms directly itself the Anströmkegel 24 (Fig. 5 - 7). ,
- one or more of the baffles 25 may also be provided with radial gas passages 30 to the annulus 18 of the baffle muffler 19, in particular the first rotary baffle 25, as shown in the embodiment of FIG. 5.
- the muffler 8 could alternatively be made of a continuous tube, in which the distributor plates 27 are set individually; An end of such a tube could then be designed as a flow cone 24.
- the muffler 8 can also be used equal to the Schika nen 20 of the baffle muffler 19 in the annular space 18 to la like.
- each baffle 25 carries at a first axial position a set of three 60 ° sector-shaped baffles 31 and at an axial distance a thereto a second axial position ei nen further set of three 60 ° ring sector-shaped baffles 31, which are each offset in the circumferential direction U by 60 ° relative to the deflection plates 31 of the first set.
- baffles 20, e.g. the baffles 31, could also be mounted natively on the inner circumference 17 of the jacket tube 3, or be inserted as a separate part in the annular space 18.
- Fig. 4 shows that the ejection directions or axes J of normal to the axis A extending outlet openings 23 of the sheath tube 3 each with respect to the radial R in (the same) may be offsetvisor U, ie the axes J of the outlet openings 23 each have one Normal distance z to the axis A. Gases exiting from the outlet openings 23 thus generate a torque M on the casing tube 3, which is used for this purpose. Det can be tightened, the thread 4 for the anchoring of the sound damper system 1 on the barrel 2; the muffler system 1 is thereby tightened automatically as it is with each shot being fired.
- Fig. 5 shows a second embodiment of the Schalldämp fersystem 1 for an "overbarrel" assembly on the barrel 2, which opens the possibility for the installation of a second baffle silencer 32.
- a sleeve 34 was added, which is again at the axial distance d from the first muffler 8 to install the United partial and pressure reducing chamber 10.
- the pressure reducing chamber 10 now distributes the shotgun not only on the first muffler 8 and the first baffle muffler 19 but in addition to the second baffle silencer 32nd
- the second baffle muffler 32 is equipped with baffles 35 in the annulus 33, e.g. in the form of baffles similar to the baffles 31 of the first baffle muffler 19.
- the second baffle muffler 32 may optionally have a gas outlet downstream of the baffles 35, e.g. In the form of axial normal outlet openings 36 in the jacket tube 3.
- the outlet openings 36 can be as shown for the outlet openings 23 in Fig. 4 relative to the radial R ver sets.
- the sleeve 34 may at its inner, the first Schalldämp fer 8 facing the end with a thread 37 for screwing be equipped on the run 4.
- the overbar "2" overblown “38" of the muffler system 1 thus shortens the overall length of the muffler system 1 and firearm combination Moreover, the member 38 can swing freely when the sleeve 34 is dimensioned to be radially spaced from the barrel 2 has.
- Fig. 6 shows another embodiment of the Schalldämp fersystems 1 similar to that of Fig. 5, but with an additional union partition 39 between the first muffler 8 and the sleeve 34.
- the partition wall 39 is preferably - although not mandatory - designed conical, with The partition wall 39 redirects the outer part of the pressure wave in the pressure reducing chamber 10 to the second baffle silencer 32 back and leaves the inner part of the pressure wave through its opening 41 for first muffler 8 and the first baffle muffler 19 out pass.
- the division ratio can be adjusted.
- the sleeve 34 can be supported on the partition wall 39 via a tubular piece 42 with a radial opening.
- the pipe piece 42 may also be omitted, in which case the sleeve 34 in the direction of insertion S ends at a distance in front of the partition wall 39.
- a second coaxial inner muffler 43 is used instead of the sleeve 34 to the second annulus 33 for the second baffle muffler 32 to build.
- the second muffler 43 is - under Bil tion of the annular space 33 - seen in the direction of insertion S distance d before the first muffler 8, which again results in the pressure-reducing chamber 10.
- the second muffler 43 may be a conventional muffler or - as shown in Fig. 7 - analogous to the first muffler 8 may be formed from a stack of Ablenktöpfen 25, but turned by 180 ° a built. In the simplest case, only a single From steering pot 25 can be used here (Fig. 8).
- the second muffler 43 can - as shown in Fig. 6 for the sleeve 34 - supported on the partition wall 39 via the perforated pipe section 42, if desired. Also, in the embodiment of FIG. 7, a partition wall 39 without tube 42 could be used.
- Fig. 8 shows a further embodiment of the Schalldämp fersystems 1 with a first muffler 8, a first baffle muffler 19, a second muffler 43 and a second baffle silencer 32, wherein here the second muffler 43 di rectly through the openwork pipe section 42 is supported on the Anströmkegel 24 of the first muffler 8.
- the invention is not limited to the illustrated embodiment forms, but includes all variants, Modifikatio NEN and combinations that fall within the scope of the appended claims.
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