The present invention relates to a netting device, more particularly to a combustion gas piston type movable guiding tube netting device.
The current developed capture net system at home and abroad mainly is “net gun” for police. A netting device of a “net gun” mainly consists of: a firing mechanism, a high-pressure gas cylinder, a fixed guiding tube, a traction head and a capture net. Such netting device employs the power generated by the high-pressure gas cylinder to push the traction head to accelerate along a fixed pipe with a certain angle, each traction head drives one corner of the capture net and bring out the net, thereby achieving the capture net's open. The disadvantage of the netting device of the “net gun” is that the accelerating tube has a small angle and a short travel, thus the area of the capture net to be opened is small. If the angle and the travel of the accelerating tube are increased, the dimension of the netting device will be increased.
The present invention is aimed to provide a combustion gas piston type movable guiding tube netting device, to solve the problem for a contradiction between the increased open net area and the reduced dimension of the current netting device.
A combustion gas piston type movable guiding tube netting device comprises: a capture net, a traction head, a guiding tube; further comprises: an igniter, a main gunpowder, a sealing ring, a combustion gas generator, a piston and a cover plate, wherein the main gunpowder includes black powders and a power box, the combustion gas generator includes a chamber, a groove, an airway and a gas channel. The chamber is within the inside of the combustion gas generator and has a cylindrical shape, and the piston and the main gunpowder are placed within the chamber. The top of the piston contacts a triangular lug on the base of the guiding tube. The lower end of the combustion gas generator is threadly connected to the igniter. The grooves, that the number of which is four to six and the shape of which is semi-cylindrical, are uniformly distributed in the surface of the upper end of the combustion gas generator. The shape and number of the airways matches the shape and number of the grooves, respectively. A plurality of grooves and a plurality of airways are alternatively distributed and interconnected. The gas channel is communicated with the chamber and the airway at both ends thereof, and the number thereof is the same as the number of the airway. The bottom of the guiding tube has a ‘⊥’ shape and is placed in the groove. The cover plate is closely fitted with the upper end of the combustion gas generator and the bottom of the guiding tube with the sealing ring in its interface surface. The cover plate is fixed on the upper end of the combustion gas generator with screws. The traction head is placed in the internal bottom of the guiding tube and pinned, and is fixed on one corner of the capture net at another end.
The gas generated by the combustion gas generator is the power source of the netting device to push the piston to move so that the guiding tube is rotated 40°-45°, and also to push the traction head to burst out of the guiding tube so that the capture net is smoothly opened. The guiding tube is vertically retracted in the initial state of the netting device. During operating, the ignition signal detonates the igniter, the resulting combustion gas pushes the piston to move upward to push the triangle lug on the base of the guiding tube so that the whole guiding tube is rotated. After the piston is moved a distance of 20-40 mm, the gas channel is opened, so that the gas comes into the guiding tube and pushes the traction head to move at high speed and fly out of the guiding tube, so that the traction head drives the capture net to open.
The device has a novel structure and a quick expansion speed, the accelerating tube has a long travel and a large angle, the area of the expansive capture net is big, and the dimensions thereof is small in the initial state.
1. Combustion gas generator; 2. Piston; 3. Igniter; 4. Sealing ring; 5. Main gunpowder; 6. Traction head; 7. Guiding tube; 8. Capture net; 9. Cover plate; 10. Gas channel
A combustion gas piston type movable guiding tube netting device comprises: a capture net 8, a traction head 6 and a guiding tube 7, and further comprises: an igniter 3, a main gunpowder 5, a sealing ring 4, a combustion gas generator 1, a piston 2 and a cover plate 9, wherein the main gunpowder 5 includes black powders and a power box, the combustion gas generator 1 includes a chamber, a groove, an airway and a gas channel 10. The chamber is within the inside of the combustion gas generator 1 and has a cylindrical shape, and the piston 2 and the main gunpowder 5 are placed within the chamber. The top of the piston 2 contacts a triangular lug on the base of the guiding tube 7. The lower end of the combustion gas generator 1 is threadly connected to the igniter 3. The grooves, the number of which is six and the shape of which is semi-cylindrical, are uniformly distributed in the surface of the upper end of the combustion gas generator 1, and the shape and number of the airways matches the shape and number of the grooves, respectively. Six grooves and six airways are alternatively distributed and interconnected. The gas channel 10 is communicated with the chamber and the airway at both ends thereof, and the number thereof is the same as the number of the airway. The bottom of the guiding tube 7 has a ‘⊥’ shape and is placed in the groove. The cover plate 9 is closely fitted with the upper end of the combustion gas generator 1 and the bottom of the guiding tube 7 with the sealing ring 4 in its interface surface. The cover plate 9 is fixed on the upper end of the combustion gas generator 1 with screws. The traction head 6 is placed in the internal bottom end of the guiding tube 7 and is pinned, and is fixed on one corner of the capture net 8 at another end.
The gas generated by the combustion gas generator 1 is the power source of the netting device to push the piston 2 to move so that the guiding tube 7 is rotated 45°, and also to push the traction head 6 to launch outside the guiding tube 7 so that the capture net 8 is smoothly opened. The guiding tube 7 is vertically retracted in the initial state of the netting device. During operating, the ignition signal detonate the igniter 3, the resulting combustion gas pushes the piston 2 to move upward to push the triangle lug on the base of the guiding tube 7, so that the whole guiding tube 7 is rotated. After the piston 2 is moved a distance of 30 mm, the gas channel 10 is opened, so that the gas comes into the guiding tube 7 and pushes the traction head 6 to move at high speed and fly out of the guiding tube 7, so that the traction head 6 drives the capture net 8 to open.
A combustion gas piston type movable guiding tube netting device comprises: a capture net 8, a traction head 6 and a guiding tube 7, and further comprises: an igniter 3, a main gunpowder 5, a sealing ring 4, a combustion gas generator 1, a piston 2 and a cover plate 9, wherein the main gunpowder 5 includes black powders and a power box, the combustion gas generator 1 includes a chamber, a groove, an airway and a gas channel 10. The chamber is within the inside of the combustion gas generator 1 and has a cylindrical shape, and the piston 2 and the main gunpowder 5 are placed within the chamber. The top of the piston 2 contacts a triangular lug on the base of the guiding tube 7. The lower end of the combustion gas generator 1 is threadly connected to the igniter 3. The grooves, the number of which is six and the shape of which is semi-cylindrical, are uniformly distributed in the surface of the upper end of the combustion gas generator 1, and the shape and number of the airways matches the shape and number of the grooves, respectively. Six grooves and six airways are alternatively distributed and interconnected. The gas channel 10 is communicated with the chamber and the airway at both ends thereof, and the number thereof is the same as the number of the airway. The bottom of the guiding tube 7 has a ‘⊥’ shape and is placed in the groove. The cover plate 9 is closely fitted with the upper end of the combustion gas generator 1 and the bottom of the guiding tube 7 with the sealing ring 4 in its interface surface. The cover plate 9 is fixed on the upper end of the combustion gas generator 1 with screws. The traction head 6 is placed in the internal bottom end of the guiding tube 7 and is pinned, and is fixed on one corner of the capture net 8 at another end.
The gas generated by the combustion gas generator 1 is the power source of the netting device to push the piston 2 to move so that the guiding tube 7 is rotated 45°, and also to push the traction head 6 to launch outside the guiding tube 7 so that the capture net 8 is smoothly opened. The guiding tube 7 is vertically retracted in the initial state of the netting device. During operating, the ignition signal detonate the igniter 3, the resulting combustion gas pushes the piston 2 to move upward to push the triangle lug on the base of the guiding tube 7, so that the whole guiding tube 7 is rotated. After the piston 2 is moved a distance of 30 mm, the gas channel 10 is opened, so that the gas comes into the guiding tube 7 and pushes the traction head 6 to move at high speed and fly out of the guiding tube 7, so that the traction head 6 drives the capture net 8 to open.
The device has a novel structure and a quick expansion speed, the accelerating tube has a long travel and a large angle, the area of the expansive capture net is big, and the dimensions thereof is small in an initial state.
The present application is a continuation of PCT/CN2011/076669, filed Jun. 30, 2011, the disclosure of which hereby incorporated by reference in its entirety.
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