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MUNITION ROCKET AND MISSILE MOTOR IGNITION SYSTEM DESIGN, SAFETY CRITERIA FOR

contributor authorARMY - AR - US Army Research Devlp & Engr Command, Armament Research Devlp & Engr Center
date accessioned2017-09-04T16:09:11Z
date available2017-09-04T16:09:11Z
date copyright06/06/2002
date issued2002
identifier otherSGCYXAAAAAAAAAAA.pdf
identifier urihttp://yse.yabesh.ir/std;jsery=authoCA5893FD9D40AC4/handle/yse/72433
description abstractThis standard establishes the design safety criteria for munition ignition systems and associated ignition safety devices used to arm and fire munition propulsion systems.
Applicability. This standard applies to the design of ignition systems and ignition safety devices in new exploratory, advanced, engineering, and operational system developments. Ignition systems incorporating or initiating one or more detonating components will be subjected to the requirements of this standard in the same manner as those incorporating only pyrotechnic components. Intended Use: This standard establishes specific design safety criteria for ignition systems and ignition safety devices.
languageEnglish
titleMIL-STD-1901Anum
titleMUNITION ROCKET AND MISSILE MOTOR IGNITION SYSTEM DESIGN, SAFETY CRITERIA FORen
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page25
statusActive
treeARMY - AR - US Army Research Devlp & Engr Command, Armament Research Devlp & Engr Center:;2002
contenttypefulltext
subject keywordsArming control
subject keywordsExplosive ordnance disposal
subject keywordsExplosive train
subject keywordsExplosive train interruption
subject keywordsFail-safe
subject keywordsFiring energy train
subject keywordsFunction
subject keywordspremature
subject keywordsFuze
subject keywordsFuze design
subject keywordssafety criteria for
subject keywordsIgnition safety device
subject keywordsIgnition system
subject keywordsPropulsion systems
subject keywordsPyrotechnic train
subject keywordsSafety and arming device


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