序号 专利名 申请号 申请日 公开(公告)号 公开(公告)日 发明人
101 A gun with combined operation by chemical propellant and plasma EP90101414.2 1990-01-24 EP0382000A3 1991-04-03 Saphier, David; Kaplan, Zvi; Wald, Shlomo; Brill, Baoz; Ashkenazi, Joseph

A hybrid gun for launching a projectile (19) by a combined propulsion effect of a chemical propellant and electrothermal energy. The gun comprises a breech-associated electrothermal propulsion energy injector (14) having a plasma beam generator (15) and a tubular chamber (17) holding a light working fluid (18) that during the travel of the projectile in the barrel (12) produces at the rear of the projectile (19) a light gaseous buffer zone. Optionally the gun may have in addition one or more electrothermal propulsion energy injectors mounted on the barrel.

There is also provided ammunition for use with a hybrid gun having a chemical propellant holding cartridge designed for ignition by working fluid injected by the breech associated electrothermal propulsion energy injector.

102 Lanceur à deux étages comportant un systÀ¨me de propulsion pyrotechnique et un dispositif d'allumage électrique EP90402252.2 1990-08-06 EP0412897A1 1991-02-13 Roche, Michel; Nicolas, André

Le lanceur se compose de deux tubes (1 et 16) isolés électriquement. Un projectile (40) propulsé par un premier étage de lancement crée un court-circuit quand il chevauche les deux tubes (1 et 16). Un signal est produit sur une ligne de sortie (29) qui permet de fermer un interrupteur (21) et de décharger un condensateur (22), qui crée une étincelle dans une charge (44) contenue dans le projectile (40). La partie avant (42) du projectile (40) est projetée à une vitesse accrue.

103 METHODS AND APPARATUS FOR SELECTABLE VELOCITY PROJECTILE SYSTEM PCT/US2006000792 2006-01-10 WO2007097737A2 2007-08-30 DRYER RICHARD; CONRARDY NEAL
Methods and apparatus according to various aspects of the present invention comprise a propelling system for propelling projectiles with variable velocity, In one embodiment, a cartridge comprises a cartridge case, the propelling system, and the projectile attached to the cartridge case.
104 RAM ACCELERATOR SYSTEM WITH BAFFLES EP16783882 2016-04-21 EP3286401A1 2018-02-28 RUSSELL MARK C; ELDER TIMOTHY JOHN; WOLFF JONATHAN M
One or more ram accelerator devices may be used to form one or more holes in geologic or other material. These holes may be used for drilling, tunnel boring, excavation, and so forth. The ram accelerator includes one or more baffles that are downhole. The ram accelerator devices propel projectiles which are accelerated by combustion of one or more combustible gasses in a ram effect to reach velocities exceeding 500 meters per second. An endcap may be deployed within a tube of the ram accelerator device to prevent incursion of formation pressure products such as oil, water, mud, gas, and so forth into a guide tube of the ram accelerator. The endcap may be maintained in place within the hole at least in part by the one or more baffles. During operation the projectile penetrates the endcap and at least a portion thereof impact a working face.
105 RAM ACCELERATOR SYSTEM WITH ENDCAP EP15791990 2015-05-12 EP3143233A4 2017-10-11 RUSSELL MARK C
106 METHODS AND APPARATUS FOR SELECTABLE VELOCITY PROJECTILE SYSTEM EP06849663.7 2006-01-10 EP1851501B1 2016-10-12 DRYER, Richard; CONRARDY, Neal
107 RECOIL ATTENUATED PAYLOAD LAUNCHER SYSTEM EP12823117.2 2012-08-03 EP2739930A2 2014-06-11 MENEFEE, James, Y., III
This disclosure relates to launchers and launcher systems for discharging or launching payloads to downrange targets, and associated methods of using such launcher systems. This disclosure further provides methods for attenuating or reducing felt recoil such that relatively large weight payloads can be launched while the launcher is handheld or mounted in any manner. Examples of payloads that can be deployed with the disclosed launcher apparatus include chemical, biological, pyrotechnic, marker, tracer, signaling, non-lethal, anti-personnel, explosive, smoke, and similar payloads.
108 METHODS AND APPARATUS FOR SELECTABLE VELOCITY PROJECTILE SYSTEM EP06849663.7 2006-01-10 EP1851501A2 2007-11-07 DRYER, Richard; CONRARDY, Neal
Methods and apparatus according to various aspects of the present invention comprise a propelling system for propelling projectiles with variable velocity, In one embodiment, a cartridge comprises a cartridge case, the propelling system, and the projectile attached to the cartridge case.
109 Multiple pulse cartridge ignition system EP01102856.0 2001-02-13 EP1126233B1 2005-05-25 Crickenberger, Andrew B.; Ghazi, Saleem L.
110 A CARTRIDGE ASSEMBLY FOR MULTIPLE PROJECTILES EP03729706.6 2003-06-20 EP1514071A1 2005-03-16 PURI, Vinod; BISHOP, Ben; O'DWYER, James, Michael; BAMBACH, Ramon, John
A cartridge assembly (10) for firearms or weapons, said cartridge assembly including a support body (11) having a central longitudinal channel (16) housing a plurality of projectiles (20, 22, 24) in end-to-end orientation and having a plurality of circumferential chambers (14), wherein each chamber houses (14a, 14b, 14c) at least one propellant charge (12a, 12b, 12c) and is located adjacent to a respective projectile; fluid communication means (18) included in the support body for communicating the products of a gaseous expansion of said propellant from a respective chamber (14) into said central longitudinal channel (16); whereby, upon initiation of a selected propellant charge (12a, 12b, 12c), the communicated products of gaseous expansion from a circumferential chamber force or eject a respective projectile (20, 22, 24) from the cartridge assembly (10). The propellant charges may comprise a volume of propellant material encased in a bag with an igniter.
111 Multiple pulse cartridge ignition system EP01102856.0 2001-02-13 EP1126233A3 2002-03-27 Crickenberger, Andrew B.; Ghazi, Saleem L.

An electronically controlled multi-pulse ignitor ignites a cartridge used to launch a projectile (50). An electronics module (9) is programmed with a temperature performance profile for the cartridge. A temperature sensor is coupled to supply current cartridge temperature data to the electronics module (9). A first event ignitor is coupled to the electronics module (9) and initiates a ballistic cycle upon command from the electronics module (9). A translation mechanism (64), including a first charge coupled to the first event ignitor, moves the projectile (50) forward to increase the free volume in the cartridge. A second event ignitor (70), coupled to receive a second event ignition signal from the electronics module (9), ignites the main propellant charge on receiving the second event ignition signal from the electronics module (9), where the timing of ignition of the second event ignitor (70) is determined by the temperature performance profile and the current cartridge temperature data.

112 Launching tube with multi-stage missile propulsion EP94302116.2 1994-03-24 EP0622603A1 1994-11-02 Miskelly, Herman LeRoy, Jr.; Alldredge, Richard Lance

A tube launched rocket system which uses a plurality of small propellant charges located within the tube 20 to propel the projectile 40. The charges 30 form part of the outer wall of a travelling propulsion chamber. The chamber is substantially defined by a propulsion housing 50, which includes a forward plate 60 that abuts the projectile, and an aft nozzle 62 for venting gases from the interior 56 of the chamber. The system can include baffles for directing the flow of combustion gases, and can employ an electronic ignition system for igniting the propellant charges in sequence. As charges adjoining the propulsion chamber are ignited, the resulting combustion gases thrust into the interior of the chamber, forcing the housing forward as they flow backwards through the nozzle. As the propulsion housing travels through the tube, additional propellant charges are ignited as they effectively become part of the outer wall of the propulsion chamber. The housing pushes the projectile ahead of it through the tube.

113 A gun with combined operation by chemical propellant and plasma EP90101414.2 1990-01-24 EP0382000A2 1990-08-16 Saphier, David; Kaplan, Zvi; Wald, Shlomo; Brill, Baoz; Ashkenazi, Joseph

A hybrid gun for launching a projectile (19) by a combined propulsion effect of a chemical propellant and electrothermal energy. The gun comprises a breech-associated electrothermal propulsion energy injector (14) having a plasma beam generator (15) and a tubular chamber (17) holding a light working fluid (18) that during the travel of the projectile in the barrel (12) produces at the rear of the projectile (19) a light gaseous buffer zone. Optionally the gun may have in addition one or more electrothermal propulsion energy injectors mounted on the barrel.

There is also provided ammunition for use with a hybrid gun having a chemical propellant holding cartridge designed for ignition by working fluid injected by the breech associated electrothermal propulsion energy injector.

114 A method and apparatus for accelerating projectiles EP89103594.1 1989-03-01 EP0331150A1 1989-09-06 Kaplan, Zvi; Loeb, Avi; Engler, Gideon

A method and apparatus for accelerating a projectile in a launching tube at a rate determined by the rate of combustion of a propellant charge (3-6, 34) disposed within the tube at the rear of the projectile. The method includes the steps of:

    generating an electrical discharge for producing hot gases, and

    injecting the hot gases into a region of the launching tube in the rear of said projectile so as to interact with said propellant charge, thereby increasing its rate of combustion.

115 Lanceur de projectile monoéclat à grande vitesse EP88403049.5 1988-12-02 EP0319426A1 1989-06-07 Pujols, Christian

Lanceur de projectile à grande vitesse.

Il comprend une chambre (1, 2) remplie d'explosif détonant (20) accélérant le projectile (10). Le canon (5) est entaillé de rainures (16) qui filtrent l'onde de choc et empêchent le tube (6) d'imploser. Un accélérateur (11) peut être prévu.

Application à la simulation des impacts d'éclats.

116 BAFFLED-TUBE RAM ACCELERATOR PCT/US2015054545 2015-10-07 WO2016057707A3 2016-07-07 KNOWLEN CARL; BRUCKNER ADAM P; HIGGINS ANDREW J; HANSEN VIGGO
A baffled ram accelerator system includes a ram accelerator tube with an inner surface and an outer surface and a plurality of baffles disposed on the inner surface. The plurality of baffles forms a sequential series of propellant chambers along the longitudinal axis of the ram accelerator tube. An accelerator gun is also disposed on an input end of the ram accelerator tube, and the accelerator gun is positioned to fire a projectile into the ram accelerator tube.
117 HYBRID PROPELLANT ELECTROMAGNETIC GUN SYSTEM PCT/US2014071488 2014-12-19 WO2015147927A3 2015-11-19 GRACE FRED IRVIN; YILBONG KIM; ENIG ERIC N; BENTZ DANIEL; BARNARD MICHAEL J
A hybrid gun device composed of two barrels (1,10) that accept energy from combustion of standard propellant (6), one barrel (10) being operative to produce a high intensity electric current to add accelerating energy to a projectile (7) in the second barrel (1) and at least one coil (8) stage to convert energy between electrical and kinetic to cause the projectile (7) to be launched at hypervelocity.
118 RECOIL ATTENUATED PAYLOAD LAUNCHER SYSTEM PCT/US2012049525 2012-08-03 WO2013058863A3 2013-06-20 MENEFEE JAMES Y III
This disclosure relates to launchers and launcher systems for discharging or launching payloads to downrange targets, and associated methods of using such launcher systems. This disclosure further provides methods for attenuating or reducing felt recoil such that relatively large weight payloads can be launched while the launcher is handheld or mounted in any manner. Examples of payloads that can be deployed with the disclosed launcher apparatus include chemical, biological, pyrotechnic, marker, tracer, signaling, non-lethal, anti-personnel, explosive, smoke, and similar payloads.
119 LAUNCHING A FLIGHT VEHICLE PCT/IB2007052827 2007-07-16 WO2008010180A8 2008-04-17 LEUSCHNER ANDRIES HERMANN
This invention relates to launching of a flight vehicle, such as a rocket, an aircraft and the like, from a generally upwardly directed subterranean launch shaft of at least 300 m length, preferably of a length of 500 m or more. Preferably, the launch shaft is an amortized mine shaft. Launching is by means of one of, or a combination of, several possible propulsion systems. For each system, at least some components are external of the flight vehicle and associated with or mounted in the launch shaft. One kind of propulsion system may use expansion of gas in the launch shaft behind the flight vehicle. Other propulsion systems use electromagnetism or Lorentz-type actuators, such as a coil gun or gauss gun, a linear induction motor or linear synchronous motor, or a rail gun. The launch shaft mounts guiding means for guiding the flight vehicle along the launch shaft.
120 LAUNCHING A FLIGHT VEHICLE PCT/IB2007052827 2007-07-16 WO2008010180A3 2008-03-06 LEUSCHNER ANDRIES HERMANN
This invention relates to launching of a flight vehicle, such as a rocket, an aircraft and the like, from a generally upwardly directed subterranean launch shaft of at least 300 m length, preferably of a length of 500 m or more. Preferably, the launch shaft is an amortized mine shaft. Launching is by means of one of, or a combination of, several possible propulsion systems. For each system, at least some components are external of the flight vehicle and associated with or mounted in the launch shaft. One kind of propulsion system may use expansion of gas in the launch shaft behind the flight vehicle. Other propulsion systems use electromagnetism or Lorentz-type actuators, such as a coil gun or gauss gun, a linear induction motor or linear synchronous motor, or a rail gun. The launch shaft mounts guiding means for guiding the flight vehicle along the launch shaft.
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