US Patent 9151581 Actuators for gun-fired projectiles and mortars
Patent 9151581 was granted and assigned to OMNITEK PARTNERS LLC on October, 2015 by the United States Patent and Trademark Office.
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A method for providing actuation thrust to a projectile. The method including: providing two or more individual actuators movably disposed in a stack housing, each of the two or more individual actuators being separated by a separation layer; accelerating exhaust from the two or more individual actuators with an accelerating nozzle having at least a convergent section terminating at a throat; and maintaining a constant volume in the accelerating nozzle after actuation of each of the two or more individual actuators.
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US Patent 09151581 Actuators for gun-fired projectiles and mortars US Patent 9151581 Actuators for gun-fired projectiles and mortars
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091515810
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October 6, 2015
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131647300
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June 20, 2011
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US Patent 09151581 Actuators for gun-fired projectiles and mortars
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09151581
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October 6, 2015
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