RU23101U1 - WINGED ROCKET TO KILL MARINE PURPOSES - Google Patents

Description

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WINGED ROCKET TO KILL MARINE PURPOSES.

The utility model relates to the field of rocket technology, in particular, to anti-ship missile weapons.

The closest analogue of the proposed utility model selected for the prototype is a supersonic cruise missile for hitting sea targets ZM-80 Mosquito (page 526 of the Encyclopedia ... vol. 14, technique. Moscow, Avanta, 1999), flying to the target at small altitude, containing the fuselage with a propulsion system, control system, aerodynamic planes and warhead.

The disadvantages of the prototype include the fact that the development of air defense means leads to an increase in the likelihood of defeat of a cruise missile by the enemy.

The proposed utility model solves the problem of increasing the probability of hitting sea targets.

To achieve the technical result, a cruise missile for hitting sea targets, containing a fuselage with a propulsion system, control system, aerodynamic planes and a warhead, is additionally equipped with an underwater suspension warhead containing a hull, propulsion system, control system, plumage and warhead, and also an additional feathered tail compartment with roll stabilization devices, with the possibility of dumping it, while the horizontal plumage console additional the tail compartment is set for cabling (for the combat unit to gain altitude and subsequent braking of the combat unit to a safe speed of entry into the water).

In addition, given that the optimal contours for movement in water are different from the contours that are optimal for flight, the underwater warhead can be equipped with a resettable nose cone, beveled to the fuselage of the rocket, which will reduce the drag of the rocket and increase the lifting force of the warhead when climbing , which will reduce the time spent by the combat unit in the zone of enemy fire on the airborne trajectory.

Distinctive features of the proposed cruise missile for hitting naval targets are - equipping with an underwater suspended combat unit containing a hull, propulsion system, control system, plumage and warhead, as well as an additional feathered tail compartment with roll stabilization devices, the possibility of its reset, while the horizontal plumage consoles of the additional tail compartment are mounted for cabling, and in addition, the combat unit

underwater action can be equipped with a resettable nose cone, beveled to the fuselage of the rocket.

Due to the presence of the indicated distinguishing features (even those indicated only in the first paragraph of the formula) in conjunction with the known ones (indicated in the restrictive part of the formula), the following technical result is achieved - a cruise missile for hitting sea targets with an underwater action combat unit, the separation of which from the rocket can occur at low altitude, which increases the likelihood of a missile + warhead air defense system passing through a target. And the use of a resettable nose cone can further reduce the time spent by the underwater action combat unit in the air and thereby further reduce the likelihood of damage.

As a result of a search by sources of patent and scientific and technical information, the totality of features characterizing the proposed cruise missile for hitting sea targets with an additional underwater action combat unit was not found. Thus, the proposed utility model meets the eligibility criterion.

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The proposed technical solution can be used both in the manufacture of new anti-ship missiles and in the refinement of the existing fleet of missiles.

Thus, the proposed utility model meets the eligibility criterion of industrial applicability.

The utility model is illustrated by drawings, FIG. 1,2.

Figure 1 shows a cruise missile for hitting naval targets with an additional underwater action combat unit according to 1 claim.

Figure 2 shows a cruise missile for hitting naval targets with an additional underwater action combat unit according to claim 2.

The cruise missile 1 shown in Fig. 1 is equipped with an additional combat unit (BB) 2, with a detachable feathered tail compartment 3, with a roll stabilization device, for example, rollers 4, and horizontal tail units 5 that are deflected for cabling.

Figure 2 shows a detachable nose fairing 6, beveled to the fuselage of the rocket.

The proposed device operates as follows. When approaching missile 1 to the target, the warhead 2 is separated from missile 1. Rocket 1 continues its flight to the target, and warhead 2, stabilized by roll 4, due to the horizontal tail unit 5 deflected for cabling, turns around in pitch and gains an angle attacks, providing the lifting of the warhead unit 2 in height for its subsequent braking to a safe speed of entry into the water. After reaching a safe speed, the tail section 3 and the nose fairing 6 are discarded from the combat unit 2, which subsequently makes independent movement under water in the direction of the target ship.

USEFUL MODEL FORMULA

1. WINGED ROCKET TO KILL MARINE PURPOSES,

comprising a fuselage with a propulsion system, a control system, aerodynamic planes and a warhead, characterized in that it is equipped with an underwater suspension warhead containing a body, a propulsion system, a control system, plumage and warhead, as well as an additional feathered tail compartment with stabilization devices along the roll, with the possibility of its dumping, while the horizontal plumage consoles of the additional tail compartment are mounted on the cabling.

2. WINGED ROCKET according to claim 1, characterized in that the underwater suspended combat unit is additionally equipped with a nose cone, which is slanted to the fuselage of the rocket, with the possibility of its discharge.

WINGED ROCKET TO KILL MARINE PURPOSES

Claims (2)

1. A cruise missile for hitting sea targets, comprising a fuselage with a propulsion system, control system, aerodynamic planes and a warhead, characterized in that it is equipped with a suspended underwater warhead containing a hull, propulsion system, control system, plumage and warhead, as well as an additional feathered tail compartment with roll stabilization devices, with the possibility of its reset, while the horizontal tail units of the additional tail compartment are mounted on the cabri ering. 2. The cruise missile according to claim 1, characterized in that the underwater suspended combat unit is additionally equipped with a nose fairing slanted to the fuselage of the rocket, with the possibility of its discharge.