Explosive device simulator
AssigneeRemington Lee, LLC
InventorMark Hupp
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Abstract
Embodiments disclosed herein provide an Explosive Device Simulator (EDS). Embodiments of the Explosive Device Simulator may include two or more chemical components that are non-explosive when separated from each other within the EDS, but which form an explosive mixture or substance when combined. Because the individual chemical components are non-explosive, the Explosive Device Simulator may be stored, transported and handled safely for long periods of time and without increased security, protective measures, or special training. Further, the chemical components may be chosen such that the Explosive Device Simulator creates a realistic explosion (e.g. loud and bright), but which produces minimal concussive forces and is therefore safer to use as a training aid.
Claims20
An explosive device simulator, comprising:
- a first chemical component container containing a first chemical component;
- a second chemical component container containing a second chemical component;
- a first mixing control mechanism;
- and
- a detonator.
An explosive device simulator, comprising:
- a first chemical component container containing a first chemical component;
- a mixing chamber;
- a second chemical component container within the mixing chamber and containing a second chemical component;
- a mixing control mechanism;
- and
- a detonator.
An explosive device simulator, comprising:
- a bladder, comprising:
- a first chemical component container containing hydrogen peroxide (H2O2);
- a second chemical component container containing calcium carbide (CaC2);
- and
- a barrier separating the first chemical component container from the second chemical component container;
- a mixing chamber formed when the barrier between the first chemical component container and the second chemical component container is breached;
- a mixing control mechanism;
- and
- a detonator.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.