WO2000006967A1 - Munitionsbehälter - Google Patents
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- WO2000006967A1 WO2000006967A1 PCT/CH1999/000349 CH9900349W WO0006967A1 WO 2000006967 A1 WO2000006967 A1 WO 2000006967A1 CH 9900349 W CH9900349 W CH 9900349W WO 0006967 A1 WO0006967 A1 WO 0006967A1
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
- F42—AMMUNITION; BLASTING
- F42B—EXPLOSIVE CHARGES, e.g. FOR BLASTING, FIREWORKS, AMMUNITION
- F42B39/00—Packaging or storage of ammunition or explosive charges; Safety features thereof; Cartridge belts or bags
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
- F42—AMMUNITION; BLASTING
- F42B—EXPLOSIVE CHARGES, e.g. FOR BLASTING, FIREWORKS, AMMUNITION
- F42B39/00—Packaging or storage of ammunition or explosive charges; Safety features thereof; Cartridge belts or bags
- F42B39/20—Packages or ammunition having valves for pressure-equalising; Packages or ammunition having plugs for pressure release, e.g. meltable ; Blow-out panels; Venting arrangements
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- the present invention relates to an ammunition container according to the preamble of claim 1 and an inner packaging therefor.
- Such ammunition containers are known, for example, from CH 679 181 and are used in containers or ammunition batteries in which a large number of ammunition containers are stacked on a load-bearing pallet, with maximum space being used.
- These load-bearing pallets generally have a standard dimension designed for a transport vehicle, which specifies the stack volume that can be used for the largest possible number of ammunition containers.
- These known ammunition containers comprise a cylindrical container per ammunition unit, the chamber of which has inner support elements, for example made of foamed plastic, cardboard or rubber, for the ammunition to be transported.
- An important task of an ammunition container is the safe transport of the ammunition from one place to another, which means that the ammunition can be easily fed and removed from the ammunition container and that the ammunition is protected during transport. This task must still be guaranteed even after the effects of mechanical stress.
- a disadvantage of known ammunition containers is the fact that although the ammunition supported therein is surrounded by a protective container, the ammunition container itself is not always able to withstand the possible strong mechanical loads acting from the outside. For example, impacts such as those that occur during a fall can damage a hinged lid that closes the ammunition container in such a way that it can no longer be operated. The ammunition may still be functional, but it can no longer be removed from the container. Similar restrictions on operability can also occur in the event of severe deformations of the outer surface of the ammunition container.
- Modern ammunition containers must therefore not only be stacked securely, but must also remain functional after falling onto the cover from a height of 2.5 m. In addition, the ammunition must not detonate automatically if the loaded container falls from 12.5 m.
- the thermal resistance of an ammunition container is subject to withstand a burnup of 800 ° C without damage for 5 minutes.
- the adverb "harmless" encompasses both the ammunition container itself and the ammunition stored in it.
- ammunition containers are said to be bullet-proof against small-caliber projectiles.
- the object of the invention to create a more advantageous ammunition container.
- the ammunition container of the type mentioned at the outset is to be developed in such a way that it is subjected to external mechanical and thermal loads remains functional.
- the ammunition container should be easy to load and unload.
- a stackable ammunition container is to be created which can be easily manipulated even after falling onto the closure lid and can be opened without problems.
- the ammunition container consists in particular of a stackable outer container and an inner container. It is essential that the outer container is provided with a reinforcement frame which projects beyond a hinged lid with a locking lever arranged on the front of the ammunition container. The reinforcement frame thus surrounds the hinged lid with a locking lever to protect against mechanical damage.
- the reinforcement frame prevents mechanical deformations of moving parts of the ammunition container and their damage, as can occur if the lid area is dropped. This ensures full operability of the hinged lid even after heavy mechanical stress.
- a deformation of the ammunition container also has no influence on the unloadability of the container.
- the inner tube is only connected to the outer container on its end face and on its bottom side, so that deformations of the outer container do not deform the inner tube.
- a particularly advantageous embodiment of the invention is characterized in that the hinged cover closing the inner tube is directly on the inventive according to the reinforcement frame. Relative movements and positioning tolerances between the inner tube and the hinged lid can thus be absorbed by a suitably designed seal between the hinged lid and the inner tube.
- the locking lever has lever claws which engage on locking tabs on the reinforcement frame.
- the entire hinged lid closure forms a self-reinforced unit, the operability of which is guaranteed even after a fall.
- a pressure compensation valve is advantageously arranged on the hinged cover for the pressure compensation. When the locking lever is closed, the pressure compensation valve is closed and it only opens when the locking lever is opened.
- the outer container is advantageously provided with an essentially square cross section and the upper and lower stacking surfaces of the ammunition container have complementary locking structures.
- the upper stacking surface is provided with recesses for the protected holding of carrying handles.
- the inner tube has a fastening element for fastening packaging elements which directly surround the ammunition on its inwardly facing tube plate surface.
- the attached packaging element remains in the inner tube, which simplifies and speeds up the removal.
- the packaging elements are designed such that when the ammunition is removed, not only the attached packaging elements, but as far as possible the entirety of the packaging elements, hereinafter also referred to as inner packaging, remain in the ammunition container.
- the inner packaging also has a support function acting in the longitudinal direction of the ammunition container in order to prevent the ammunition from being displaced in the longitudinal direction during transport.
- a support function acting in the longitudinal direction of the ammunition container in order to prevent the ammunition from being displaced in the longitudinal direction during transport.
- the ammunition container falls, it is of central importance that the ammunition does not move, or only to a small extent, in the longitudinal direction within the longitudinal direction despite the acceleration occurring
- Ammunition container moves. If the ammunition is hit by such a shift, there is a risk of independent ignition.
- the inner packaging is designed in such a way that it has a closed position in which the ammunition is held firmly in the longitudinal direction and in the radial direction, and that it can be transferred to a manipulation position in which the ammunition holder is released and the
- Ammunition can be pulled out of the inner tube or the inner packaging.
- the reverse process must also be executable.
- the ammunition should be able to be inserted into the inner packaging when the inner packaging is in the manipulated position and should
- Inner packaging can then be moved into a closed position to hold the ammunition firmly.
- a further preferred embodiment is characterized in that the space between the inner tube and the outer container is filled with an absorption material.
- This absorption On the one hand, material serves for thermal insulation and, on the other hand, it improves the bullet resistance compared to small-caliber ammunition.
- the ammunition container can thus also be exposed to comparatively high temperatures or be shot at without the packaged ammunition being directly damaged.
- the ammunition container can be used on both sides with a
- the ammunition container is then - with correspondingly adapted inner packaging elements - also suitable for the transport of smaller projectiles which can be inserted into a container from both sides in pairs.
- the palletized ammunition containers are provided with a common base plate and cover plate.
- the ammunition containers are held together by the base plate and the cover plate as well as any other aids such as straps.
- FIG. 1 shows a longitudinal section through an ammunition container according to the invention without inner packaging
- 5a shows a longitudinal section through an inner packaging with ammunition
- Fig. 5b is a partial view of a longitudinal section through those in a closed position
- 5c shows a further partial view of a longitudinal section through the inner packaging which is in a manipulation position
- 6a shows a partial view of the inlet opening of the inner packaging in longitudinal section
- 6b shows a detailed view of the entrance opening with a band.
- FIG. 1 shows an ammunition container 1 according to the invention which is loaded with an ammunition 7.
- an inner packaging 8 with packaging elements 9 to 13 (according to FIG. 5a) is provided.
- These packaging elements comprise an insert 10 which is put over a projectile tip 7a.
- the ammunition 7 is centered with respect to the longitudinal axis 24 by a spacer sleeve 11 and a support ring 12 and aligned in the longitudinal path.
- the ammunition 7 is surrounded over the entire length by a packaging sleeve 9, which consists for example of cardboard, foamed plastic or rubber.
- the packaging sleeve 9 is closed in the area of the ammunition tip 7a with an open sleeve base 13.
- the ammunition 7 is packaged in this way for the purpose of transport and storage in the ammunition container 1 according to the invention inserted through a hinged lid 15 on the other side.
- the ammunition container 1 consists of an inner tube 3, which is surrounded by a metallic outer container 2. In the preferred embodiment this is
- Inner tube 3 made of steel with a thickness of 0.6 mm, and the outer container 2 for weight reasons made of aluminum with a wall thickness of 2.5 mm.
- the inner tube 3 is closed with a tube plate 5 and the outer container 2 with a container plate 4.
- the inner tube 3 is connected on the bottom side to the outer container via the tube plate 5 and the container plate 4. At the front end of the inner tube 3, this is provided with a circumferential bead 28 for reinforcement.
- a reinforcing frame 20 connects the inner tube 3 to the outer container 2.
- the reinforcing frame 20 has a circular connection to the inner tube 3 and a corresponding shape to the essentially square outer container (see FIG. 3).
- the reinforcement frame 20 serves to protect the entire closure arrangement of the ammunition container 1 and comprises a hinged lid 15 arranged on a cover hinge 21, a lever hinge 22 and a lock lever 16. Protection against mechanical damage is ensured by the reinforcement frame 20 on the end face of the inner tube 3 Hinged lid 15 and the hinged locking lever 16 projects in the longitudinal direction 24. Damage to the entire closure arrangement in the event of a fall onto this arrangement is thus effectively prevented. Even after falling from a height of 2.5 to the The closing arrangement of the hinged lid 15 remains manipulable. If the hinged lid 15 is opened, it assumes the position 25 shown in broken lines in FIG. 1, and the ammunition 7 can be removed.
- the ammunition 7 is supported on a resilient axial buffer 14, for example made of rubber, against the hinged cover 15, the hinged cover 15 sealing the inner tube 3 air-tight by means of a seal 27.
- the locking lever 16 has two lever claws
- the entire closure arrangement thus forms a unit which is arranged on the reinforcement frame and is protected against mechanical damage.
- the seal 27 is designed such that small relative movements, for example due to different thermal expansion, and positioning tolerances between the hinged cover 15 and the inner tube 3 can be reliably accommodated.
- a pressure compensation valve 17 is arranged in the hinged lid 15 and is covered by the locking lever 16 for protection.
- the pressure compensation valve 17 can be made from a rubber plug provided with a bore, which is squeezed in a sealing manner by the locking lever in the closed position.
- the rubber stopper takes on its natural shape, which opens the hole in the rubber stopper and enables pressure equalization. If no pressure equalization between the ammunition container and the surrounding atmosphere is made possible, the ammunition container 1 can be opened only with difficulty or not at all.
- the double-walled structure in the event of a deformation of the ammunition container maintains limited unloadability of the container.
- the inner tube is only connected to the outer container on its end face and on its bottom side, so that deformations of the outer container do not deform the inner tube.
- the intermediate space between the inner tube 3 and the outer container 2 is filled with an absorption material 29.
- This absorption material 29 fulfills a double function. On the one hand, it serves for thermal insulation and, on the other hand, the absorption material 29 ensures bulletproofness against small-caliber ammunition.
- the projectile energy striking the absorption material 29 is dissipated here.
- Either foamed polyurethane is used as the absorption material, or polystyrene half-shells 30a, 30b are placed in the outer container 2.
- the outer container 2 is made of two container shells 2a, 2b which are riveted together along horizontal connection points 26. A riveted connection is particularly advantageous here, since at the same time the container shells have a secure electrical contact for the purpose of equipotential bonding. However, it is also conceivable to weld or flare the connection points 26.
- the ammunition container 1 according to the invention is able to withstand standard falls from 12.5 m without the ammunition itself igniting. It also withstands a burn test at 800 ° C for 5 minutes without damaging the ammunition container or the ammunition in it.
- the ammunition container As shown in FIGS. 1, 2 and 4, has detent structures 38 complementary to one another on an upper 31 and a lower 32 stacking surface.
- pull-out carrying handles 33 are arranged in sales Recesses 23 of the locking structure 38 on the upper stacking surface 31 in sales Recesses 23 of the locking structure 38 on the upper stacking surface 31, pull-out carrying handles 33 are arranged. In the lowered position shown, the carrying handles 33 do not hinder the stackability of the ammunition container 1 and they are themselves protected against mechanical damage.
- a spring not shown, causes the carrying handles 33 to be pulled back, so that after carrying, they automatically move into the basic position shown.
- the carrying handles 33 can also be designed as pivotable bow handles.
- the return spring not shown, causes the carrying handle 33 to spring automatically into its basic position, so that the carrying handles 33 are not a hindrance during the stacking of the individual ammunition containers.
- the inner tube 3 has a fastening element 6 on its inwardly facing tube sheet surface for fastening packaging elements which directly surround the ammunition.
- the insert 10 is advantageously connected to a fastening element 6 on the sleeve base 13. This can be a snap connection or screw connection.
- an ammunition container 1 is also conceivable, for example, which is double-walled and is provided with a hinged lid at both ends. Such an ammunition container can then be fitted in pairs with smaller ammunition, the inner packaging material having to be adapted. Such a use is so advantageous because the invented ammunition container 1 according to the invention with the greatest possible density, that is to say the greatest possible number of containers per volume, can be safely stacked on a standard supporting pallet. Only the inner packaging elements need to be modified to a different type
- FIG. 5a shows a longitudinal section through a schematically illustrated ammunition container 1 with a stackable outer container 2.
- an inner packaging 8 comprising the packaging elements 9, 10, 11 and 12, through which the ammunition 7 shown in the longitudinal section both in the longitudinal direction 24 and is held securely in the radial direction.
- the ammunition 7 comprises a projectile 7a, a cartridge 7b, a propellant charge sleeve 7c, a flange 7d, a further flange 7f, a propellant cage 7e and a cartridge bottom 7g.
- the partially cylindrical inner sleeve 10 is preferably fixedly connected to the tube sheet 5 or to the inner tube 3 by means of a fastening means 6 (not shown in more detail).
- the inner sleeve 10 has a contact edge 10f, on which the flange 7f of the ammunition 7 bears firmly. At the point opposite in the longitudinal direction 24, the flange 7f bears firmly against a plurality of lips I2d resilient in the radial direction.
- the ammunition 7 is held firmly in the longitudinal direction 24 by the contact edge 10f and the lips 12d. Furthermore, as shown in FIG. 1, the ammunition 7 is held in the longitudinal direction 24 by the resilient axial buffers 14. Ammunition 7 is radial to the longitudinal direction, inter alia, via the Flange 7f held by the inner sleeve 10 and via the flange 7d by the adapter part 12.
- FIG. 5b shows a longitudinal section of the inner packaging 8 of the arrangement according to FIG. 5a in detail, the held ammunition 7 not being shown for the sake of clarity.
- the inner packaging 8 comprises the packaging sleeve 9, the adapter part 12, the locking element 11, the inner sleeve 10 and a second packaging sleeve 9g, 9h.
- This inner packaging 8 is arranged in the inner tube 3, not shown.
- the inner sleeve 10 and the inner part 9g, 9h of the packaging sleeve 9 are firmly connected to the tube sheet 5 or the sleeve base 13 shown schematically.
- the remaining parts 9, 12, 11 are firmly connected to one another on the adapter part 12 and are mounted so as to be displaceable in the longitudinal direction L.
- the adapter part 12 comprises a centering section 12e with a conically tapering inner cross section, which centers the ammunition 7 to be introduced.
- the adapter part 12 further comprises a centering sleeve 12a, as well as adjoining, arranged in the longitudinal direction 24 towards the inner sleeve 10, formed as tongues elastic elements 12h, which form an end portion 12g. These tongues 12h are evenly spaced over the entire circular circumference of the adapter part 12.
- a slot-shaped opening 12c extends between the tongues 12h.
- the entirety of the tongues 12h forms a cylindrical or tapered body 12b.
- the tongues 12h are resiliently movable radially to the longitudinal direction 24, whereas the tongues 12h in
- the inner sleeve 10 comprises a first sleeve part 10b and a second sleeve part 10c, also referred to as an outer section, with a larger inner diameter, the second sleeve part 10c ending in a radially outwardly projecting boundary edge 10d, which also has an inlet section 10e.
- the inside diameter of the The second sleeve part 10c is designed such that it is adapted to the end section 12g in such a way that the tongues 12h rest against the sleeve part 10c over a partial section, or that there is only a small distance between the tongues 12h and the sleeve part 10c in order to move the tongues 12h radially To prevent direction.
- the position of the inner packaging 8 shown in FIG. 5b is also referred to as the closed position S. This prevents radial movement of the tongues 12h, and the end faces 12d of the tongues 12h together with the contact edge 10f form a secure hold against displacement of the ammunition 7 in the longitudinal direction 24.
- 5c shows the inner packaging 8 in a position which is also referred to as a manipulation position M.
- the movable parts 9, 12, 11, 9g of the inner packaging 8 are shifted in the direction of movement L.
- the cylinder-shaped locking element 11, which is fixedly connected to the adapter part 12, has a spacer sleeve part 11a, at the end of which a stopper part 11b is arranged.
- the stopper part 11b and the boundary edge 10d of the inner sleeve 10 are mutually adapted such that they limit the movement of the locking element 12 in the longitudinal direction 24.
- the total displacement length L1 of the locking element 12 is limited in the manipulation position M by the arrangement of the parts 11b, 10d.
- the tongues 12h are movable in the radial direction, since the end section 12g in the longitudinal direction 24 is arranged at a substantial distance from the second sleeve part 10c and the movement of the tongues 12h in the radial direction is unimpeded or essentially unimpeded.
- the ammunition 7 can be pulled out of the inner packaging 8 or inserted into it.
- the tongues 12h are pressed slightly outwards in the radial direction by the flange 7f, so that the flange 7f can be pulled through the adapter part 12.
- a flexible band 9e is arranged at the front end of the packaging sleeve 9, as shown in longitudinal section according to FIG. 6a, which protrudes beyond the end face.
- the inner packaging is arranged at the front end of the packaging sleeve 9, as shown in longitudinal section according to FIG. 6a, which protrudes beyond the end face.
- the packaging sleeve 9 has a semicircular recess 9d.
- the cartridge base 7g and part of the side wall of the propellant charge sleeve 7c are freely accessible due to the recess 9d, so that the ammunition 7 can be gripped and pulled out of the inner packaging 8.
- 6a is the packaging sleeve
- Fig. 6b shows an arrangement which, in particular, for
- the belt 9e running between the inner and outer layers 9a, 9b has an exit point 9f at which the belt 9e comes to rest over the outer layer 9a.
- the exit point 9f is preferably arranged approximately at a distance from the end face by the displacement length L1.
- the distance between the packaging sleeve 9 or the outer layer 9a and the inner tube 3 is very small, so that the protruding band 9e makes it difficult to insert the packaging sleeve 9 into the inner tube 3.
- the distance is preferably less than the thickness of the band 9.
- the band passes through the exit point 9f at an angle of 90 degrees. The angle can also be chosen to be smaller.
- the ammunition 7 is pushed into the inner packaging 8 in the position shown in FIGS. 6b and 5c, the inner band 8 being temporarily prevented from moving due to the protruding band 9e, so that the ammunition 7 is complete is pushed into the inner packaging 8.
- the ammunition 7 together with the inner packaging 8 is pushed fully into the inner tube 3 by the distance L1 with increased effort, as a result of which the adapter part 12 is transferred from the manipulation position M to the closed position S.
- this inner packaging 8 or this ammunition container 1 can thus be seen in the fact that the ammunition 7 can be transported safely and the ammunition 7 can be easily removed or filled. In addition, no additional, in particular no loose parts are required, so that the ammunition 7 can be removed and filled in quickly and safely even under the most difficult conditions.
- the adapter part 12 has a plurality of resilient, circularly arranged tongues 12h, the freedom of movement of which can be limited in the radial direction by the inner sleeve 10.
- a multitude of arrangements having the same effect are known to a person skilled in the art, which are either lockable or movable in the radial direction in order to thereby generate a support function or a support function. cancel the function.
- Such locking and / or locking mechanisms are in the area of ordinary professional knowledge and ability.
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| DE59903192T DE59903192D1 (de) | 1998-07-27 | 1999-07-27 | Munitionsbehälter |
| US09/743,512 US6357582B1 (en) | 1998-07-27 | 1999-07-27 | Ammunition container |
| EP99930983A EP1101077B1 (de) | 1998-07-27 | 1999-07-27 | Munitionsbehälter |
| IL13804699A IL138046A0 (en) | 1998-07-27 | 1999-07-27 | Ammunition container |
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| WO (1) | WO2000006967A1 (de) |
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