igniting fuse

igniting fuse
degiklis statusas T sritis Gynyba apibrėžtis Įtaisas parako užtaisams, kietajam raketiniam kurui, padegamiesiems ir šviečiamiesiems mišiniams uždegti. Tai metalinis ritinėlis su plyšiais šonuose ir dugne, pripildytas padegamosios medžiagos (dūminio parako, pirotechninio mišinio) ir turintis pirminę uždegimo priemonę (padegamąją kapsulę, elektrinį sprogdiklį ir kt.). Kai kurių artilerijos šaudmenų užtaisų degiklis yra ne metalinis ritinėlis, o medžiaginis maišelis. Padegamosios medžiagos parenkamos taip, kad jų degimo temperatūra būtų 200°C didesnė negu uždegamos medžiagos įsiliepsnojimo temperatūra. atitikmenys: angl. igniter; igniting fuse rus. воспламенитель

Artilerijos terminų žodynas – Vilnius: Generolo Jono Žemaičio Lietuvos karo akademija. . 2004.

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