序号 专利名 申请号 申请日 公开(公告)号 公开(公告)日 发明人
41 Timer US57528156 1956-03-30 US2822692A 1958-02-11 JACOBSON JAMES W A; BROOKS ROBERT B
42 Clockwork for mechanical time fuses US48143255 1955-01-12 US2814251A 1957-11-26 GEORGES KUHN; FRANCIS LIENGME
43 Delay action fuse US65646146 1946-03-22 US2514499A 1950-07-11 KHARASCH MORRIS S; WESTHEIMER FRANK H
44 Time fuse US29812839 1939-10-05 US2453479A 1948-11-09 WHITEHEAD RICHARD H
45 Clockwork-operated time fuse US44802642 1942-06-22 US2446745A 1948-08-10 FERNAND DELAY
46 Timing mechanism US26031139 1939-03-07 US2440677A 1948-05-04 FIX EUGENE J
47 Regulating mechanism for time fuses US28074039 1939-06-20 US2430628A 1947-11-11 WHITEHEAD RICHARD H
48 Attachment of hair springs to arbors US24791938 1938-12-27 US2425017A 1947-08-05 ROTH WENTZ RALPH
49 Means for securing hairsprings to arbors US25241839 1939-01-23 US2329710A 1943-09-21 FIX EUGENE J
50 Mechanical time fuse with clockwork US43005130 1930-02-20 US1786664A 1930-12-30 PAUL LIEBERGELD
51 Clockwork-operated mechanical fuse for artillery projectiles US3969925 1925-06-26 US1586342A 1926-05-25 ANDRE VARAUD
52 Spring regulator US28625 1925-01-02 US1556907A 1925-10-13 BOLD FREDERICK W
53 Mechanical time-fuse US40874420 1920-09-07 US1362519A 1920-12-14 ULRICH WILCK
54 Variable distance detonation mechanism US12209519 2008-09-12 US07958826B2 2011-06-14 Robert S. Thomas, III; Edward C. Waters, III
A grenade includes an explosion chamber having an explosive charge to which an ignition charge is connected. The grenade also includes a primer and trigger coupled to the ignition charge for detonation of the explosive charge held within the explosion chamber. A variable distance detonation mechanism has a trigger and primer for allowing controlled detonation of the grenade a specific distance from the launch point thereof.
55 VARIABLE DISTANCE DETONATION MECHANISM US12209519 2008-09-12 US20100288154A1 2010-11-18 Robert S. Thomas, III; Edward C. Waters, III
A grenade includes an explosion chamber having an explosive charge to which an ignition charge is connected. The grenade also includes coupling to the ignition charge for detonation of the explosive charge held within the explosion chamber. A variable distance detonation mechanism has a trigger and primer for allowing controlled detonation of the grenade a specific distance from the launch point thereof.
56 Detached lever timing movement for mechanical time fuze US77423168 1968-11-06 US3871298A 1975-03-18 POPOVITCH DRAGOLYOUB; NYSTROM ROY B; ENEMAN MELVIN; BIRO CARL; ALPERT SELWYN
This invention relates to a timing mechanism for a mechanical fuze. The timing movement utilizes the detached lever escapement principle and is designed with elements having a minimum of masses, pivot diameters and eccentricities from the spin axis, so that sensitivity to the effects of spin and setback in excess of 30,000 rpm and 30,000 g''s, is reduced.
57 Air-driven turbine safe and arm arrangement for a free-falling ordnance device US36499673 1973-05-29 US3842743A 1974-10-22 ZITTLE C
A fail-safe, ordnance fuzing apparatus for a free-falling missile. The apparatus is characterized in that the arming arrangement does not utilize stored energy but instead relies upon the necessary energy being extracted from the air stream itself during free-fall. Two independent mechanisms must properly interact during the appropriate arming cycle. The first is a torsion spring mechanism activated by an air turbine during a predetermined time interval. The second is a clock timer apparatus which releases the torsion spring to complete the remainder of the arming cycle. The failure of either independent mechanism results in the failure of the ordnance device to be properly armed.
58 Time fuze adjustment US32017473 1973-01-02 US3824889A 1974-07-23 MULLER J; KAISER P; KAISER H
A time fuze is provided with adjustable means for setting the time delay and time range thereof. These adjustments may be made by an adjusting device in a single operation wherein the time delay is set in response to rotation of the adjusting device on the fuze, and the time range is set in response to axial movement of the adjusting device on the fuze.
59 Stop arrangement for limiting the tensioning of the drive spring of a fuze clockwork-movement US3489090D 1967-12-11 US3489090A 1970-01-13 SIMMEN ROBERT
60 Projectile impact fuze US53490166 1966-03-16 US3352241A 1967-11-14 ANDRE COMBOURIEUX
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