METHOD FOR OPAQUING VISIBLE AND INFRARED RADIANCE AND SMOKE-PRODUCING AMMUNITION WHICH IMPLEMENTS THIS METHOD
Assignee
ETAT FRANCAIS, REPRESENTE PAR LE DELEQUE GENERAL POUR L'ARMEMENT
Filed
Jul 27, 1983
Granted
Oct 6, 1987
Location
BOURGES FR
Abstract
The invention concerns a method and a smoke-producing pyrotechnical ammunition to shield the visible and infrared radiance in a wave length included between 0.4 and 14 μm emitted by a target. First we produce instantly a first hot aerosol with a fast pyrotechnical composition, which masks the target through diffusion in the visible spectrum and with its emitting potential in the infrared zone. Then, we produce a second aerosol which contains hot carbon particles of which the size is included between 1 and 14 μm with a slow pyrotechnical composition for shielding mainly through diffraction the thermal image emitted by the target. The fast composition includes zinc and zinc oxide, potassium perchlorate, hexachlorobenzene or hexachloroethane powder and a binding agent. The slow composition includes a compound which generates carbon particles of 1 to 14 μm such as hexachlorobenzene hexachloroethane, naphtalene, anthracene, a reducing agent like a metal powder (magnesium) and an oxidizer like hexachlorobenzene and/or hexachloroethane.
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35 USC §181 Secrecy Order
Imposed
Nov 22, 1983
Rescinded
Dec 19, 1985
Duration
2 years
Inventor
- 1ANDRE ESPAGNACQ
Record Details
- Patent number
- US 4697521
- Application
- 00651794
- Aerospace match
- Yes
- Dataset source
- 35 USC §181 SO records
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