- munitions, a
fuze (sometimes fuse) is the part of the
device that
initiates its function. In some applications, such as torpedoes, a
fuze may be identified...
-
these shortcomings, the M600
chemical fuze was
removed from
service around 1953 and
replaced by the M603 single-impulse
fuze,
which used a
mechanical trigger...
- were produced, and two
chemical (the M600 and M601) and one
mechanical fuzes (the M603) were
developed for the mine. A
secondary fuze well may be ****ed to...
-
rests on top of the
fuze ****embly. Two
fuzes are
available for the mine, a
conventional ball
bearing retained striker and a
chemical fuze,
containing a gl****...
- Destruct, MK238: Low cost
proven HEI-T with
reliable M758
point detonating fuze with self
destruct "30x173MM
ammunition suite for Mk44 cannon" (PDF). General...
- The M734 multi-option
fuze is a
rangefinder and
collision detection system used on 60 mm, 81 mm, and 120 mm
mortar s**** as a
trigger to
detonate the...
- tin: a
mixture of
grain alcohol and gasoline. It used an M1
fuze,
which released a
chemical powder that
would ignite the mixture. The GA
filler was liquid...
- (2000 lb) general-purpose bombs,
these fuzes were
primarily designed to
operate as
chemical long-delay
fuzes, with the
following delay times: 1, 2, 6...
-
safety gets released,
allowing the
striker to
trigger a
primer that
ignites a
fuze (sometimes
called the
delay element),
which burns down to the
detonator and...
-
particularly dangerous type
because it was ****ed with a dela****-action
chemical fuze,
which had
become highly unstable after over 65
years under ground....
