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Contact fuze.
The fuze was a mechanical impact fuze on a 38-inch nose spike.
List of fuze types:[5].
Type 25B electric impact fuze.
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Type Z17 mechanical clockwork time fuze.
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Range and height of the target determined fuze length. The difficulties increased as aircraft performance improved.
Given the target height its operators tracked the target and the predictor produced bearing,quadrant elevation and fuze setting.
The British Army's first useful impact fuze for high-explosive shells was the Fuze No. 106 of World War I.(illus.).
The Projectile(pictured) has three major parts: the body, the fuze, and the explosive charge.[5].
This could be set to instantaneous detonation, short delay(less than 1 second), or for a 17-second delay.[2]Type Z17 mechanical clockwork time fuze.
Fuze setter Single Mount Fuze-setting Indicator Regulator He operates the equipment which sets the fuze time on projectiles with mechanical time fuzes.
APHE projectiles of this period used a bursting charge of about 1- 3% of the weight of the complete projectile,the filling detonated by a rear mounted delay fuze.
To increase lethality and flexibility,the ammunition comes equipped with a smart programmable fuze with six modes: contact, delay, time, and 3 proximity modes.
A contact fuze, impact fuze, percussion fuze or direct-action(D.A.) fuze(UK) is the fuze that is placed in the nose of a bomb or shell so that it will detonate on contact with a hard surface.
This reduces the sensitivity of the striker to light impacts through vegetation, but the fuze will still function through the inertia mechanism, or through a hard impact.
VT fuze The VT(Variable Time) fuze is a proximity fuze.[24] It is a nose electronic fuze that does not require impact to trigger.[25] Designed to detonate close to the target.
The modern SAPHE projectiles still have a ballistic cap,hardened body and base fuze, but tend to have a far thinner body material and much higher explosive content(4- 15%).
Even when the fuze didn't separate and the system functioned correctly, damage to the interior was little different from the solid shot, and so did not warrant the additional time and cost of producing a shell version.
The only British APHE projectile was the Shell AP, Mk1 for the 2 pdr anti-tank gun andthis was dropped as it was found that the fuze tended to separate from the body during penetration.
An example is the British World War II Fuze, Percussion, D.A., No. 233[2]('direct action') The primary explosive transmits its detonation to an explosive booster within the fuze, then in turn to the main charge of the shell.
If the target remained on a straight-line course at a constant speed and in the case of aircraft, constant rate of change of altitude("rate of climb"), the predictions became accurate and, with further computation,gave correct values for the gun lead angles and fuze setting.
Sill, Okla., confirmed the ability of the 81mmADM using a novel guidance kit and fuze to provide a precision strike capability for Tactical-Class Unmanned Aircraft(TUAV).
Fuzes for air-dropped bombs have generally used an internally mounted inertia fuze, triggered by the sudden deceleration on impact. Owing to the risk of an aircraft crash, or even the need to land with an undropped bomb still on board, these are protected by sophisticated safety systems so that the fuze can only be triggered after it has been dropped intentionally.
German Designation US Abbreviation Projectile Weight[g] Bursting charge[g] Muzzle Velocity[m/s] Description Brandsprenggranatpatrone 151 mit L'spur ohne Zerleger HEI-T 113 2.3 g HE(PETN)+ 2.1 g incendiary(Elektron)705 Nose fuze, tracer, no self-destruct Brandgranatpatrone 151 incendiary 117 6.6 to 7.3 g incendiary(BaNO3+Al+Mg)?
This is because the VT fuze has proved well suited for bursting the shell at the correct distance above the ground or water for maximum damage to lightly armored targets over a large area.[26] Auxiliary detonating fuze In the projectile drawing, an Auxiliary Detonating Fuze is screwed onto the bottom of the Mechanical Time Fuze.
Servos in the computer boosted torque accurately to minimize loading on the outputs of computing mechanisms, thereby reducing errors, and also positioned the large synchros that transmitted gun orders(bearing andelevation, sight lead angles, and time fuze setting). These were electromechanical"bang-bang", yet had excellent performance.
A more sophisticated fuze is the double-acting fuze, which is sensitive to both contact and grazing.[note 1] An example of such a double-acting fuze is the British WW II Fuze, D.A. and percussion, No. 119[1] This fuze uses a nose striker, as for the original No. 106, but is rather more complex with an added inertia mechanism for grazing impacts and also three automatic safety devices.