Munition Comprising a Body, an Explosive Charge and Wedging Means Between the Body and the Explosive Charge
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Jan 19, 2012
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Dec 4, 2010
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Dec 4, 2009
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A munition, such as a missile, a rocket or a projectile, includes a body forming an internal volume and an explosive charge confined in the internal volume. It applies notably, but not exclusively, to munitions of which the explosive charge comprises coated explosive molecules in a polymer binder. The explosive charge substantially conforms to the shape of an internal longitudinal surface of the internal volume, the internal surface being substantially of revolution about an axis and including protruding portions and/or cavities making it possible to keep the explosive charge wedged in the body.
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