METHOD OF CORRECTION OF HITTING TRAJECTORY OF ARTILLERY PROJECTILE Russian patent published in 2019 - IPC F41G9/00 

Abstract RU 2695592 C1

FIELD: weapons and ammunition.

SUBSTANCE: invention relates to barrel artillery ammunition and can be used in detonators of artillery projectiles to correct trajectory of their movement. Method of correcting trajectory of artillery projectile comprises the fact that prior to firing in computing device of head detonating fuse an algorithm is introduced to determine design value of switching on time of braking device of projectile tpi. A series of initial data relating to parameters of the gun, shell parameters and gun guidance parameters is entered, namely: design distance Lp, when projectile achieves this distance formation of control pulse, length of rifling pitch in barrel of artillery weapon l, angle of gun height during firing α, dimensionless aerodynamic drag coefficient CD(M), projectile weight P. A shot is fired. Projectile flight time t is continuously recorded. By means of the pressure sensor installed in the detonating fuse the atmosphere pressure in the projectile flight zone is continuously recorded. Information from the pressure sensor is introduced into the fuse computing device as a function of time t. Using a fuse computer, two time values tP1i and tP2i (tP1i<<tP2i) are chosen, at which values of registered pressures coincide. Using the relation Tmi=(tP1i+tP2i)/2 define time corresponding to maximum flight height of projectile Tmi. By means of technical devices installed in fuse projectile in upper point of trajectory of projectile flight (at time Tmi), projectile speed around its axis Ni is measured. Based on the data entered into the projectile computing device before the shot and the measured values according to the predetermined algorithm using the fuse computing device, calculating the value tpi using the following ratio: tpi=Tmi+({Lp-[V0i2sin2α/2g(kiV0isinα+1)]}/V0icosα e- g ki Tmi), where V0i=Nil, ki – coefficient, which is calculated by fuse computer using ratio ki≅(-2P/V0iρiQcosαCD(M)+{[(2P/V0iρiQcosαCD(M)]2 +8Psinα/ρiQsinαCD(M)}1/2)/4Psinα/ρiQcosαCD(M).

EFFECT: high accuracy of determining actuation time.

1 cl, 1 dwg

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RU 2 695 592 C1

Authors

Kuznetsov Nikolaj Sergeevich

Dates

2019-07-24Published

2018-12-13Filed