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Bagged propellant allows the amount of powder to be raised or lowered depending on the range to the target.
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ETC increases the performance of conventional solid propellants, reduces the effect of temperature on propellant expansion and allows for more advanced, higher density propellants to be used.
ETC increases the performance of conventional solid propellants, reduces the effect of temperature on propellant expansion and allows for more advanced, higher density propellants to be used.
Astrodynamics allows for a spacecraft to arrive at its destination at the correct time without excessive propellant use.
Often, a single, larger expansion chamber is located at the muzzle end of a can-type suppressor, which allows the propellant gas to expand considerably and slow down before it encounters the baffles or wipes.
Liquids are desirable because their reasonably high density allows the volume of the propellant tanks to be relatively low, and it is possible to use lightweight pumps to pump the propellant from the tanks into the engines, which means that the propellants can be kept under low pressure.
This process ( which allows the cartridge to contain more propellant and thus increases potential energy of the bullet ) was used to make the powerful. 357 Magnum cartridge from the much weaker. 38 Special: A. 357 magnum bullet has more than 3 times more energy than a. 38 special bullet of the same weight.
The lack of flash and smoke comes from the length of the barrel ; a long barrel allows cartridge propellant to fully burn and attain the optimum combination of accuracy and bullet velocity.
This pulls back the front and rear bolts and allows access to chamber while also ensuring that the valve is not being depressed by the rear bolt when the propellant supply is screwed in, which would result in a leak.
A further development, called the DM63, improved upon the round by introducing a new temperature-independent propellant, which allows the propellant to have a constant pattern of expansion between ambient temperatures inside the gun barrel from to.
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The highly efficient ion thruster had a sufficient amount of propellant left to perform attitude control in addition to main propulsion, thus allowing the mission to continue.
Because of its burning properties and the amount of heat and gas volume that it generates, gunpowder has been widely used as a propellant in firearms and as a pyrotechnic composition in fireworks.
Atlantic Research Corporation significantly boosted composite propellant I < sub > sp </ sub > in 1954 by increasing the amount of powdered aluminum in the propellant to as much as 20 %.
It represents the force with respect to the amount of propellant used per unit time.
If the " amount " of propellant is given in terms of mass ( such as kilograms ), then specific impulse has units of velocity.
Engraving the projectile requires a significant amount of force, and in some firearms there is a significant amount of freebore, which helps keep chamber pressures low by allowing the propellant gases to expand before being required to engrave the projectile.
However, neither investigator realized that gravitational assists from planets along a spacecraft ’ s trajectory could propel a spacecraft and that therefore such assists could greatly reduce the amount of propellant required to travel among the planets.
The idea is that when using local material as propellant, the amount of propellant is not as important as the amount of power, which is likely to be limited.
The shape and size of a propellant grain determines the burn time, amount of gas and rate produced from the burning propellant and consequently thrust vs time profile.
A faster burning propellant may accelerate a lighter projectile to higher speeds if the same amount of propellant is used.
Two aluminium tanks with Kevlar wrappings contained 5. 9 kilograms of nitrogen each, enough propellant for a six-hour EVA depending on the amount of maneuvering done.
# a propellant consisting of a secondary low explosive that emits a large amount of gas as it deflagrates.
Although the overall amount of burning propellant is unchanged, the density and temperature are greatly reduced, as is the brightness of the flash.
Increasing the amount of propellant risked damaging the occupant's spine, so experiments with rocket propulsion began.
Military sniper rifles tend to have barrel lengths of 609. 6 mm ( 24 inches ) or longer, to allow the cartridge propellant to fully burn, reducing the amount of revealing muzzle flash and increasing bullet velocity.
One of the functions of the metallic cartridge case is as a heat sink ; the metallic case carries away a significant amount of the heat from combustion of the propellant, slowing the rate at which heat is transferred to the chamber.
The amount of fouling depends upon the rifle's design as well as the type of propellant powder used.
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An off-shoot of this research resulted in Nobel's invention of ballistite, the precursor of many modern smokeless powder explosives and still used as a rocket propellant.
Until the late 19th century the only available propellant was black powder.
Black powder had many disadvantages as a propellant ; it has relatively low power, requiring large amounts of powder to fire projectiles, and created thick clouds of white smoke that would obscure the targets, betray the positions of guns and make aiming impossible.
Widespread introduction of smokeless powder would wait until the advent of the double-base powders, which combine nitrocellulose and nitroglycerin to produce powerful, smokeless, stable propellant.
* Blank: Ammunition with live primer, greatly reduced propellant charge ( typically black powder ) and no projectile ; used for training, demonstration or ceremonial use.
In older firearms, the propellant was typically black powder, but modern firearms use smokeless powder or other propellants.
Until the mid-19th century, projectiles and propellant ( black powder ) were generally separate components used in a muzzle-loading firearm such as a rifle, pistol, or cannon.
Likewise, the grain, identical in both the troy and avoirdupois systems, is still used to measure arrow and arrowhead weights in archery along with projectile ( bullet ) and propellant ( powder ) weights in ballistics.
Solid propellant rocket motors can be bought for use in model rocketry ; they are normally small cylinders of black powder fuel with an integral nozzle and sometimes a small charge that is set off when the propellant is exhausted after a time delay.
For small arms it has been replaced by other propellants, such as the Improved Military Rifle ( IMR ) line of extruded powder or the WC844 ball propellant currently in use in the 5. 56 × 45mm NATO.
Eventually as firearms were developed, these same items were placed in front of a propellant charge of gun powder at the end of a closed tube.
A cartridge, also called a round, packages the bullet, propellant ( usually either smokeless powder or gunpowder ) and primer into a single unit within a containing metallic case that is precisely made to fit within the firing chamber of a firearm.
A jet of burning gas from the primer ignites the propellant powder.
Despite the reduced windage, carronades had a much shorter range, typically a third to a half, than the equivalent long gun because they used a much smaller propellant charge ( the chamber for the powder was smaller than the bore for the ball ).
It usually, but not always, involves the use of a loose propellant ( i. e., gun powder ) and projectile, as well as a separate method of ignition or priming.
* Gunpowder, by pouring in loose powder, inserting a pre-measured bag or paper packet of gunpowder ( called a cartridge ) or by inserting ( the less desirable ) solid propellant pellets.
The iron tube acted as a combustion chamber and contained well packed black powder propellant.
* http :// www. cyber-heritage. co. uk / gallery3 /-examples of skyrockets, with data such as thrust, size, total mass, propellant ( often black powder ) and its mass, and burn time
The iron tube acted as a combustion chamber and contained well packed black powder propellant.
The propellant consists of small cylindrical grains of smokeless powder with an extremely high burning rate.
Nitrocellulose was perceived as a possible " smokeless powder " and a propellant for artillery shells thus it received the name of guncotton.
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