Nitrochemie Aschau Gmbh

Teccno Tex Gmbh

Walter Lebacher

Alexander Huber

Jens Oltmanns

Ulrich Focken

Andreas Hämmerle

The disclosure relates to an insert () made of a textile fabric for being received in a jacket wall of a cylindrical case () made of a combustible, felted fibrous material, wherein in particular embodiments the textile fabric includes one, several, or a plurality of yarns which along a longitudinal direction (L) of the insert form a plurality of mesh rows () which each include a plurality of meshes () that extend in a circumferential direction (U) of the insert.

Insert made of a textile fabric

The invention refers to a cylindrical sleeve () for receiving propellant powder () with a dimensionally stable jacket wall of combustible, felted fibre material and an insert () of a textile fabric in the jacket wall, and to a method of manufacturing a cylindrical sleeve ().

Cylindrical case for propellant charge powder

The invention relates to a combustible sleeve for accommodating propellant charge powder, to munitions designed using such a sleeve, and to a production method for such sleeves. The sleeve according to the invention is designed for accommodating propellant charge powder and has a jacket wall made of combustible felted fibrous material and an inlay of intersecting threads in the jacket wall. The threads are disposed therein at a distance from one another such that felted fibrous material reaches through the regions between the threads. The method comprises the following steps: preparing a jacket wall made of combustible felted fibrous material and inserting an inlay made of intersecting threads into the jacket wall. The threads are disposed therein at a distance from one another such that the felted fibrous material extends through the regions between the threads.

Sleeve for accommodating propellant charge powder

To increase the function and safety of a weapon, it is proposed that the molded part, as connecting site particularly between a projectile and a preferably combustible sleeve containing a driving mechanism, be constructed in such a way that, in a predefined region, said molded part has a felt with an energetic material and/or an inert material.

Molded part, and method for the production of the molded part

The invention relates to a connecting mechanism for a multiple-part munition (), for example for artillery charges. It is proposed that a multiple-part munition () be connected by means of a simple plug connection to at least two casing elements () which can be connected to one another and are arranged axially one behind the other, of a propellent-charge casing (), with the casing elements () having a taper () and/or a corresponding opening () on their mutually facing end faces or tail faces, and the tapers () and/or the inner wall () of the openings () having projections () so that they can be connected to one another with a force fit by pushing them together.

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Aschau am Inn, Germany

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