Counter-Measure Expendable Load Simulator
OwnerJackie Bryan Prattinventor
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Abstract
A counter-measure expendable load simulator that includes a handle, a spring, a hammer and test recording equipment. The spring communicates with the handle, while the hammer communicates with the handle such that when the handle is engaged, the handle and hammer compresses the spring, and when the handle is released the spring expands and the spring drives the hammer into a dummy expendable such that the dummy expendable is impacted by the hammer. Test recording equipment records loads imparted by the hammer on the dummy expendable.
Claims6
A counter-measure expendable load simulator, comprising:
- a handle;
- a spring;
- and,
- a hammer, the hammer and handle communicating with the spring such that when the handle is pulled, the handle and the hammer compress the spring, and when the handle is released the spring is expanded and the spring drives the hammer into a dummy expendable such that the dummy expendable is impacted by the hammer.
A counter-measure expendable load simulator, comprising:
- a handle, the handle having a handle cylinder for grasping, a spring plate and at least one handle post, the handle post having a first end and a second end, the first end of the handle post attached to the handle cylinder;
- a spring, the spring plate disposed between the handle cylinder and the spring;
- a hammer, the second end of the handle post attached to the hammer, the hammer and the handle communicating with the spring such that when the handle is pulled, the hammer and the spring plate compresses the spring, and when the handle is released the spring is expanded and the spring drives the hammer into a dummy expendable such that the dummy expendable is impacted by the hammer;
- a hammer retainer that holds the hammer in place and keeps the spring compressed after the handle is pulled;
- and.
- a hammer retainer lanyard, the hammer retainer lanyard communicating with the hammer retainer such that when the hammer retainer lanyard is pulled, the hammer retainer releases the hammer such that the hammer is moved by the expanding spring.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.