Impact triggering type TNT grain mounting magazine with three-level insurance and unmanned crossing machine

By designing a three-level insurance mechanism in the ammunition compartment of the unmanned crossing machine, the safety hazards when loading ammunition is solved, and higher ammunition safety and operational safety are achieved.

CN120141247APending Publication Date: 2025-06-13CHINESE PEOPLES LIBERATION ARMY UNIT 77680
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Application Number
CN202510423005.3
Authority / Receiving Office
CN · China
Patent Type
Applications(China)
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Filing Date
2025-04-03
Publication Date
2025-06-13

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Technical Problem

The existing unmanned crossing machines have major safety hazards when loading ammunition, and it is easy to cause accidental bombing and injury.

Method used

An impact triggered TNT drug column mounted cartridge with three-level insurance is designed, including physical switch insurance, delay circuit insurance and impact electronic insurance, ensuring that the detonating device is triggered only when the multi-layer insurance conditions are met.

Benefits of technology

By setting up a third-level insurance, the safety of ammunition on the crossing machine is significantly improved, accidental blasting and injury are avoided, and the safety of the operator is ensured.

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Abstract

The embodiment of the invention provides an impact trigger type TNT grain mounting magazine with three-level insurance and an unmanned crossing machine, the mounting magazine comprises a shell, an insurance device, a detonation device and a tactical sliding rail, the shell comprises a bullet shell and a charging bin shell, the insurance device and the detonation device are located in the bullet shell, and the safety device and the detonation device are located in the charging bin shell. The tactical sliding rail is located at the top of the outer side of the charging bin shell, and the charging bin shell is used for loading TNT grains and steel ball fragments; the safety device comprises a physical switch fuse, a time-delay circuit fuse and an impact electronic fuse, the physical switch fuse is configured to manually control starting and stopping of the detonating device, and the physical switch fuse forms a first-stage fuse of the safety device; a time-delay circuit capable of adjusting time is arranged in the time-delay circuit fuse, and the time-delay circuit fuse forms a second-stage fuse of the fuse device; the impact electronic fuse is configured to trigger the detonating device after the delay time determined by the delay circuit is over, and the impact electronic fuse forms a third-level fuse of the safety device.
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Technical Field

[0001] This application relates to the fields of electronics and blasting technologies, and particularly to an impact-triggered TNT charge mounting magazine with three-level insurance and an unmanned drone. Background Art

[0002] In modern warfare, new domain and new quality combat forces represented by drones (First Person View, FPV) are prevalent on the battlefield. By using drones to carry and strike targets, the high mobility of drones is combined with the lethality of ammunition, and the goal of detecting and destroying targets immediately can be ultimately achieved.

[0003] Currently, when drones load ammunition, almost all of them directly modify or mount the ammunition, which poses a great safety hazard. Accidental explosions and injuries are extremely likely to occur during ammunition installation or when the drone is flying at high speed. Therefore, a solution to add insurance to the unmanned drone can fully ensure the safety of the ammunition. Summary of the Invention

[0004] In a first aspect, an embodiment of this application provides an impact-triggered TNT charge mounting magazine with three-level insurance. The mounting magazine includes a housing, an insurance device, a detonating device, and a tactical slide rail. The housing includes a warhead housing and a charge chamber housing. The insurance device and the detonating device are located inside the warhead housing. The tactical slide rail is located at the outer top of the charge chamber housing. A warhead is further provided inside the warhead housing. The charge chamber housing is used to load TNT charges and steel ball fragments. The insurance device includes a physical switch insurance, a delay circuit insurance, and an impact electronic insurance. The physical switch insurance is configured to manually control the start and interruption of the detonating device, and the physical switch insurance constitutes the first-level insurance of the insurance device. The delay circuit insurance is internally provided with a delay circuit with adjustable time, and the delay time of the delay circuit can be modified through code. The delay circuit insurance constitutes the second-level insurance of the insurance device. The impact electronic insurance is configured to trigger the detonating device after the delay time determined by the delay circuit ends, and the impact electronic insurance constitutes the third-level insurance of the insurance device.

[0005] In some embodiments, after closing the physical switch insurance, before the delay time determined by the delay circuit in the delay circuit insurance ends, touching the impact electronic insurance will not detonate the TNT charge. After the delay time determined by the delay circuit in the delay circuit insurance ends, touching the impact electronic insurance will detonate the TNT charge. Whether the delay time determined by the delay circuit in the delay circuit insurance ends or not, disconnecting the physical switch insurance will automatically interrupt the detonating device. When the physical switch insurance is closed again, the delay circuit in the delay circuit insurance records the delay time again.

[0006] In some other embodiments, the physical switch fuse controls the start and interruption of the delay circuit fuse. The delay circuit fuse is electrically connected to the impact electronic fuse. After the delay time determined by the delay circuit in the delay circuit fuse ends, the impact electronic fuse triggers the detonating device.

[0007] In still some other embodiments, the detonating device includes a trigger circuit, a double-headed wire clip, an electronic match, and a detonator. The trigger circuit is built into the detonating device and is used to connect the double-headed wire clip. One end of the double-headed wire clip is connected to the electronic match, and the primer cap of the electronic match is connected to the detonator, so as to implement an instantaneous fuse or a delay fuse to detonate the TNT charge.

[0008] In still some other embodiments, the detonating device is located at the front end of the warhead housing, and the double-headed wire clip, the electronic match, and the detonator are fixed inside the detonating device.

[0009] In still some other embodiments, the detonating device further includes a fuse, and the fuse is connected between the electronic match and the detonator, so as to implement a delay fuse.

[0010] In still some other embodiments, the charge chamber housing includes a TNT charge chamber and a steel ball fragment chamber. The TNT charge chamber includes six cylindrical TNT charge chambers for loading TNT charges; the steel ball fragment chamber includes three steel ball fragment chambers for loading steel ball fragments.

[0011] In still some other embodiments, the mounting magazine further includes a tail wing device. The tail wing device is located at one end of the charge chamber housing away from the warhead housing. The tail wing device includes N tail wings, where N is an even number greater than or equal to 4, and the N tail wings are evenly distributed on the outer peripheral side of the charge chamber housing.

[0012] In a second aspect, an embodiment of the present application further provides an unmanned drone. The unmanned drone includes a drone main body and the mounting magazine provided in any of the above embodiments, and the tactical slide rail of the mounting magazine is selectively loaded at the bottom of the drone main body.

[0013] In some embodiments, the tactical slide rail includes a first part and a second part. The first part is configured to be mounted on the bottom of the drone body, and the second part is configured to be mounted on the top of the ammunition magazine. The first part includes a first fixing part, a second fixing part, and a third fixing part that are sequentially bent and connected. The second fixing part is mounted on the bottom of the drone body. The first fixing part and the third fixing part protrude towards each other to form a buckle structure. The second part is formed with a groove structure, and the buckle structure and the groove structure form a detachable fit.

[0014] The embodiment of the present application provides an impact-triggered TNT charge ammunition magazine with three-level insurance. The ammunition magazine includes a housing, an insurance device, a detonating device, and a tactical slide rail. The housing includes a warhead housing and a charge chamber housing. The insurance device and the detonating device are located inside the warhead housing, and the tactical slide rail is located on the outer top of the charge chamber housing. The charge chamber housing is used to load TNT charges and steel ball fragments. The insurance device includes a physical switch insurance, a delay circuit insurance, and an impact electronic insurance. The physical switch insurance is configured to manually control the start and interruption of the detonating device, and the physical switch insurance constitutes the first-level insurance of the insurance device. The delay circuit insurance is built-in with a delay circuit with adjustable time, and the delay circuit insurance constitutes the second-level insurance of the insurance device. The impact electronic insurance is configured to trigger the detonating device after the delay time determined by the delay circuit, and the impact electronic insurance constitutes the third-level insurance of the insurance device. By setting three-level insurance, including both physical switch insurance and electronic insurance, it can provide better protection for the ammunition magazine, avoid accidental explosions and injuries during the high-speed flight of the drone, and greatly improve the safety of the ammunition on the drone. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0015] In order to more clearly illustrate the structural features and functions of the present application, the following will be described in detail with reference to the drawings and specific embodiments. Obviously, the drawings in the following description are some embodiments of the present application. For those of ordinary skill in the art, other drawings can be obtained based on these drawings without creative efforts.

[0016] Figure 1 is a schematic diagram of the overall structure of the ammunition magazine provided by the embodiment of the present application;

[0017] Figure 2 is Figure 1 a schematic diagram of a partial structure of the ammunition magazine provided;

[0018] Figure 3 is Figure 1 a structural hardware block diagram of the ammunition magazine provided;

[0019] Figure 4 is Figure 3Hardware block diagram of the safety device in the provided hanging magazine;

[0020] Figure 5 is Figure 4 Circuit schematic diagram of the delay circuit in the provided delay circuit safety;

[0021] Figure 6 is Figure 3 Hardware block diagram of the detonation device in the provided hanging magazine;

[0022] Figure 7 is Figure 4 Circuit schematic diagram of the trigger circuit in the provided detonation device;

[0023] Figure 8 is Figure 1 Structural schematic diagram of the tactical slide rail of the provided hanging magazine;

[0024] Figure 9 is Figure 8 Structural schematic diagram of the first part in the provided tactical slide rail;

[0025] Figure 10 is Figure 8 Structural schematic diagram of the second part in the provided tactical slide rail. Detailed implementation manners

[0026] For the convenience of understanding this application, the following will describe this application more comprehensively with reference to the relevant drawings. The preferred embodiments of this application are given in the drawings. However, this application can be implemented in many different forms and is not limited to the embodiments described in this application. On the contrary, the purpose of providing these embodiments is to make the understanding of the disclosed content of this application more thorough and comprehensive.

[0027] It should be noted that when an element is considered to be "connected" to another element, it can be directly connected to the other element or there may be intermediate elements present at the same time.

[0028] In this application, descriptions such as "first" and "second" are only for descriptive purposes and cannot be understood as indicating or implying their relative importance or implicitly indicating the quantity of the indicated technical features.

[0029] In the description of this application, the indicated orientation or positional relationship is based on the orientation or positional relationship shown in the drawings. It is only for the convenience of describing this application and simplifying the description, and does not indicate or imply that the indicated device or element must have a specific orientation, be constructed and operated in a specific orientation, and therefore cannot be understood as a limitation to this application.

[0030] Please refer to Figure 1 , Figure 2 , Figure 3 , Figure 4 ,Figure 5 and Figure 6 , an impact-triggered TNT charge mounting magazine 10 with three-level insurance is provided in an embodiment of the present application. The mounting magazine 10 includes a housing 100, an insurance device 120, a detonation device 140, and a tactical slide rail 160. The housing 100 includes a warhead housing 101 and a charge chamber housing 102. The insurance device 120 and the detonation device 140 are located inside the warhead housing 101. The tactical slide rail 160 is located at the outer top of the charge chamber housing 102. A warhead is further provided inside the warhead housing 101. The charge chamber housing 102 is used to load TNT charges and steel ball fragments; the insurance device 120 includes a physical switch insurance 121, a delay circuit insurance 122, and an impact electronic insurance 123. The physical switch insurance 121 is configured to manually control the start and interruption of the detonation device 140, and the physical switch insurance 121 constitutes the first-level insurance of the insurance device 120; the delay circuit insurance 122 is internally provided with a delay circuit with an adjustable time, and the delay time of the delay circuit can be modified through codes. The delay circuit insurance 122 constitutes the second-level insurance of the insurance device 120; the impact electronic insurance 123 is configured to trigger the detonation device 140 after the expiration of the delay time determined by the delay circuit, and the impact electronic insurance 123 constitutes the third-level insurance of the insurance device 120.

[0031] Among them, the warhead housing 101 is detachably connected to the charge chamber housing 102. A warhead is provided inside the warhead housing 101. The warhead can trigger the detonation device 140 inside the warhead housing 101 to explode upon impact. In some possible implementation manners, the warhead can be a guided warhead, which is used to guide the flight direction after the mounting magazine 10 detaches from the unmanned aircraft, so as to fly precisely towards the target explosion point. The TNT charges and steel ball fragments inside the charge chamber housing 102 are mainly used to increase the explosion power when an explosion occurs.

[0032] Specifically, the insurance device 120 includes three-level insurance, namely a physical switch insurance 121, a delay circuit insurance 122, and an impact electronic insurance 123, which is used to prevent the TNT from being accidentally triggered and exploded. The delay circuit insurance 122 is internally provided with a delay circuit with an adjustable time. When the physical switch insurance 121 is closed, within the set delay time, the signal lamp shows a green light. When the impact electronic insurance 123 is touched, the TNT does not explode. After the expiration of the delay time, the signal lamp shows a red light. When the impact electronic insurance 123 is touched, the TNT explodes. Whether the delay ends or not, when the physical switch insurance 121 is disconnected, the detonation device 140 is automatically interrupted, and when the physical switch insurance 121 is closed again, the delay is re-recorded. For the detonation device 140, whether the delay of the insurance device 120 ends or not, as long as the detonation device 140 is not touched, no explosion will occur.

[0033] Please refer to again Figure 5 Regarding the delay circuit, considering the limited space inside the warhead, it is necessary to select a 3.7V lithium battery pack with a smaller size and a mini single-chip microcomputer compatible with its power supply voltage for project development. Therefore, the ESP32-C3-SuperMini single-chip microcomputer is selected as the main control to make a countdown fuse device 120. Due to the size limitation of this single-chip microcomputer, there are fewer GPIO pins, and the countdown time can only be written into the code and cannot be adjusted through an external button. The countdown time is displayed on a two-digit common anode digital tube. Because of the limited space inside the warhead, the 74HC595 chip is no longer used and is directly driven by GPIO. The Arduino framework and sevseg library are used in the code to configure the relevant pins. Regarding the code, the countdown is initialized to 30 seconds, and the timer interrupt is used to subtract 1 every second. The timer configuration of ESP32 can use hw_timer_t and the interrupt service routine. The digital tube display is updated in the loop function, and the countdown end is checked to trigger an alarm. Regarding the hardware connection part, specific GPIO pins need to be determined. Among them, the digital tube and LED need to be connected with current-limiting resistors, and the current-limiting resistors are selected as 100Ω. When the alarm function reaches 0 in the countdown, it triggers the GPIO to output a high level, and a buzzer and an LED need to be connected. Ensure that the alarm pin is correctly initialized and the output mode is set in the code. Summarize the steps: configure the sevseg library parameters, connect the GPIO pins, write the countdown logic and timer interrupt, and test the display and alarm functions. It is necessary to refer to the relevant code structure in the search results, especially the digital tube driving and timer usage parts. Specifically, 1. SevSeg library configuration: Use the COMMON_ANODE parameter to adapt to the common anode digital tube, digitPins correspond to the GPIO for digit selection, and segmentPins correspond to the GPIO for segment selection. 2. Dynamic scanning mechanism: The refreshDisplay() function refreshes the digital tube at a frequency of about 500Hz to avoid visible flicker to the naked eye. 3. Alarm trigger: After the countdown reaches zero, a high level is continuously output, and an external buzzer or LED circuit needs to be connected.

[0034] This fuse device 120 uses a domestic ESP32_c3_supermini single-chip microcomputer as the main control, writes the countdown code, drives the two-digit digital tube to display the countdown, lights up the red led after the countdown ends, and the buzzer starts to work.

[0035] (1) List of core components

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[0038] (2) Pin allocation table

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[0040] (III) Calculation of current-limiting resistor

[0041] The driving voltage of the digital tube is 2V, and the working current is 20mA, that is, 0.02A. The output voltage of the GPIO pin is 3.7V. According to the voltage characteristics of the series circuit, the voltage across the current-limiting resistor is:

[0042] UR = 3.7V - 2V = 1.7V

[0043] According to Ohm's law, the current-limiting resistor can be obtained:

[0044] R = 1.7V / 0.02A = 85Ω

[0045] Therefore, it is more appropriate to select a 100Ω resistor in practical applications.

[0046] The detonation device 140 is used to detonate the TNT in the mounted magazine 10. It has a built-in trigger circuit for connecting a double-headed wire clamp. One end of the double-headed wire clamp is connected to an electronic match, and the ignition cap of the electronic match is connected to a detonator to achieve instant triggering of the instantaneous fuse to detonate the TNT. Or it can be connected to the detonator through a fuse to achieve a time delay. When the time delay ends, the unmanned drone hitting the target can trigger the detonation device 140 to detonate the TNT in the magazine and cause an explosion. The charge magazine housing 102 includes six cylindrical TNT charge columns and three steel ball fragment chambers, which can be used to load TNT charge columns and steel ball fragments. After the TNT is detonated, the fragments are pushed by the shock wave overpressure for killing. The outer shell 100 includes a warhead housing 101 and a charge magazine housing 102. The warhead housing 101 is used to accommodate the safety device 120 and the detonation device 140, and the charge magazine housing 102 is used to load TNT charge columns and steel ball fragments. Its tail fins at the tail are used to stabilize the flight attitude of the charged magazine. The tactical slide rail 160 is fixed on the top of the charge magazine and can be used to quickly mount the magazine 10. The technical solution of the present application can ensure that the operator can safely achieve the goal of the unmanned drone carrying a bomb to strike the target.

[0047] The embodiment of the present application provides an impact-triggered TNT charge-mounted magazine 10 with three-level insurance. The mounted magazine 10 includes a housing 100, an insurance device 120, a detonation device 140, and a tactical slide rail 160. The housing 100 includes a warhead housing 101 and a charge chamber housing 102. The insurance device 120 and the detonation device 140 are located inside the warhead housing 101, and the tactical slide rail 160 is located at the outer top of the charge chamber housing 102. The charge chamber housing 102 is used to load TNT charges and steel ball fragments. The insurance device 120 includes a physical switch insurance 121, a delay circuit insurance 122, and an impact electronic insurance 123. The physical switch insurance 121 is configured to manually control the start and interruption of the detonation device 140, and the physical switch insurance 121 constitutes the first-level insurance of the insurance device 120. The delay circuit insurance 122 is built with an adjustable-delay circuit, and the delay circuit insurance 122 constitutes the second-level insurance of the insurance device 120. The impact electronic insurance 123 is configured to trigger the detonation device 140 after the delay time determined by the delay circuit ends, and the impact electronic insurance 123 constitutes the third-level insurance of the insurance device 120. By setting three-level insurance, including both the physical switch insurance 121 and the electronic insurance, it can provide better protection for the mounted magazine 10, prevent the accidental touch and explosion of TNT, avoid accidental explosion and injury accidents when the drone is flying at high speed, and greatly improve the safety of ammunition on the drone. In addition, by increasing the variable delay, within the delay range, it can fully ensure the safety of ammunition, and even if the fuse is touched, no explosion will occur, thus ensuring the safety of the operator and achieving the expected combat purpose at the same time.

[0048] In some embodiments, after closing the physical switch insurance 121, before the delay time determined by the delay circuit in the delay circuit insurance 122 ends, touching the impact electronic insurance 123 will not detonate the TNT charge; after the delay time determined by the delay circuit in the delay circuit insurance 122 ends, touching the impact electronic insurance 123 will detonate the TNT charge; regardless of whether the delay time determined by the delay circuit in the delay circuit insurance 122 ends, disconnecting the physical switch insurance 121 will automatically interrupt the detonation device 140. When the physical switch insurance 121 is closed again, the delay circuit in the delay circuit insurance 122 will re-record the delay time.

[0049] Specifically, the physical switch fuse 121 can be regarded as a general fuse. When the physical switch fuse 121 is in the open state, the detonation device 140 will not be detonated under any circumstances. When the physical switch fuse 121 is in the closed state and the delay time determined by the delay circuit of the delay circuit fuse 122 has not elapsed, the detonation device 140 can be interrupted in time by opening the physical switch fuse 121, and the delay circuit fuse 122 can be put into an invalid state by opening the physical switch fuse 121. When the physical switch fuse 121 is closed again, the delay circuit in the delay circuit fuse 122 will record the delay time again and enter the timing state again. At this time, if the physical switch fuse 121 is kept closed all the time, then when the re-timing reaches, touching the impact electronic fuse 123 will detonate the TNT charge. Thus, it can be seen that the physically controlled physical switch fuse 121 plays a leading and crucial role in the three-stage fuse. The other delay circuit fuse 122 is used as an auxiliary for the timing function and plays an auxiliary role when the impact electronic fuse 123 is touched. The three work together to improve the safety of the mounting magazine 10.

[0050] In some other embodiments, the physical switch fuse 121 controls the start and interruption of the delay circuit fuse 122. The delay circuit fuse 122 is electrically connected to the impact electronic fuse 123. After the delay time determined by the delay circuit in the delay circuit fuse 122 ends, the impact electronic fuse 123 triggers the detonation device 140.

[0051] Specifically, the physical switch fuse 121 plays a crucial control role in the start and interruption of the delay circuit fuse 122. For example, when the physical switch fuse 121 is open, the delay circuit fuse 122 can be made invalid and will not function at all. The physical switch fuse 121 can only make the delay circuit fuse 122 function when it is connected. Further, the delay circuit in the delay circuit fuse 122 also plays a certain degree of control role on the impact electronic fuse 123. When the delay time determined by the delay circuit in the delay circuit fuse 122 ends, the impact electronic fuse 123 will trigger the detonation device 140; before the delay time determined by the delay circuit in the delay circuit fuse 122 elapses, the impact electronic fuse 123 will not trigger the detonation device 140.

[0052] Please refer to again Figure 6, in some other embodiments, the detonating device 140 includes a trigger circuit 141, a double - headed wire clamp 142, an electronic match 143, and a detonator 144. The trigger circuit 141 is built into the detonating device 140 and is used to connect to the double - headed wire clamp 142. One end of the double - headed wire clamp 142 is connected to the electronic match 143, and the ignition cap of the electronic match 143 is connected to the detonator 144, which is used to achieve an instantaneous fuse or a time - delay fuse to detonate the TNT charge.

[0053] Please continue to refer to Figure 7 , the trigger circuit 141 is powered by a 3.7V rechargeable lithium - battery pack. After turning on the main power switch, the power - on indicator light comes on (green LED), and at the same time, the delay module starts to work. The delay time is controlled by an adjustment knob (the delay - time adjustment range is from 1 second to 2 minutes and 30 seconds). Before reaching the predetermined delay time, the OUT pin outputs a high level and the danger indicator light goes out (red LED); after reaching the predetermined delay time, the OUT pin outputs a low level and the danger indicator light comes on (red LED). At this time, if the "warhead touch switch" is turned on, the electronic match 143 will be ignited, thus detonating the detonator 144, and then detonating the TNT.

[0054] Among them, the double - headed wire clamp 142 is a tool for connecting or fixing wires and is usually used in fields such as electrical engineering and electronic - equipment maintenance. Its characteristic is that there are clamping devices at both ends, which can connect two wires at the same time or fix the wire to other components. The double - headed wire clamp 142 includes a chuck, an insulating handle, and a spring mechanism. There is a chuck at each end of the double - headed wire clamp 142 for clamping the wire, which is usually made of metal and has good electrical conductivity and mechanical strength. The insulating handle is arranged between the two chucks and is usually wrapped with insulating material to prevent electric shock and ensure safe operation. A spring mechanism is usually installed inside the chuck to make the chuck automatically close and firmly clamp the wire. By operating the insulating handle, the spring mechanism opens the chuck. After putting the wire in and releasing the insulating handle, the chuck automatically closes and clamps the wire tightly. The double - head design can fix two wires at the same time or fix the wire to other components, and is suitable for scenarios that require a stable connection.

[0055] The electronic match 143 is a device that uses electrical energy to generate high temperature or sparks and is used to ignite combustibles such as candles and gas stoves. Compared with traditional matches, the electronic match 143 is safer and is for single - use. The electronic match 143 includes an ignition lead and a tungsten - wire ignition head.

[0056] The percussion cap 144 is a device used to detonate explosives and is widely applied in the mining, building demolition, and military fields. It initiates the main explosive charge through an initial flame or spark. The percussion cap 144 activates the primer through a fuse, detonating the booster charge and the main charge in sequence to achieve a large-scale explosion. Its structure includes a shell, primer, booster charge, main charge, and fuse, and it is widely used in the mining, construction, and military fields. Fuse activation: The fuse is activated through an electrical signal, flame, or impact. The fuse ignites the primer, generating an initial explosion. The explosion of the primer triggers the booster charge, enhancing the explosion effect. The explosion of the booster charge finally detonates the main charge, producing a large-scale explosion.

[0057] In some other embodiments, the detonating device 140 is located at the front end of the warhead shell 101, and the double-headed wire clamp 142, the electronic match 143, and the percussion cap 144 are fixed inside the detonating device 140.

[0058] Specifically, the detonating device 140 is located at the front end of the warhead shell 101 to ensure that the explosion energy is released forward, maximizing the destruction effect. The warhead shell 101 is made of 3D printing material to withstand the explosion impact and external pressure. The detonating device 140 is located at the center of the front end of the warhead shell 101 to ensure uniform distribution of the explosion energy. The detonating device 140 includes a shell, an internal fixing frame, and connecting components. The shell is made of 3D printing material and is easily damaged by impact to facilitate the ejection of fragments such as steel balls and steel nails in the magazine. The double-headed wire clamp 142 is fixed inside the detonating device 140 near the front end to ensure the shortest electrical connection with the electronic match 143 and the percussion cap 144, reducing signal delay. The double-headed wire clamp 142 constitutes a circuit connecting the electronic match 143 and the percussion cap 144 to ensure the smooth passage of current. The electronic match 143 is fixed inside the detonating device 140, near the double-headed wire clamp 142, to ensure a quick response. The electronic match 143 generates high temperature or sparks through current to ignite the primer of the percussion cap 144. The percussion cap 144 is fixed at the rear end inside the detonating device 140, near the main charge, to ensure effective transmission of the explosion energy. The percussion cap 144 is detonated by the flame or sparks of the electronic match 143, triggering the booster charge and the main charge in sequence. This design ensures the efficiency and reliability of the detonation process and is suitable for occasions requiring precise detonation.

[0059] In some other embodiments, the detonating device 140 further includes a fuse 145, and the fuse 145 is connected between the electronic match 143 and the percussion cap 144 to achieve a delay fuse. The fuse 145 is connected between the electronic match 143 and the percussion cap 144 and is fixed inside the detonating device 140 to ensure the smooth transmission of flame or sparks. The fuse 145 is used to achieve a delay fuse and controls the explosion delay through the burning time. It is usually made of flammable chemical substances and has a stable burning speed.

[0060] Current is transmitted from an external power source through the double - headed wire clamp 142 to the electronic match 143. After the electronic match 143 is powered on, it generates high temperature or sparks, igniting the fuse 145. The fuse 145 starts to burn, and the burning time is determined by the length and material of the fuse 145, realizing a time - delay fuse. When the fuse 145 burns to the detonator 144, the flame or sparks detonate the detonator 144, successively triggering the booster charge and the main charge. The explosion of the detonator 144 triggers the main charge, generating a large - scale explosion. The time - delay fuse is realized through the fuse 145, ensuring the efficiency and reliability of the detonation process, and is applicable to occasions that require precise time - delay detonation. The positional relationship and structural design of each component ensure the smooth transmission of current and flame, thus achieving a safe and reliable explosion effect.

[0061] In some other embodiments, the charge chamber housing 102 includes a TNT charge column chamber 1021 and a steel ball fragment chamber 1022. The TNT charge column chamber 1021 includes six cylindrical TNT charge column chambers 1021 for loading TNT charge columns; the steel ball fragment chamber 1022 includes three steel ball fragment chambers 1022 for loading steel ball fragments. After the TNT charge column is detonated, the fragments are pushed to cause damage through the shock wave overpressure.

[0062] Specifically, the charge chamber housing 102 is usually made of high - strength metal (such as steel or titanium alloy) to withstand the explosion shock and external pressure. The charge chamber housing 102 is divided into two parts. The front part is the TNT charge column chamber 1021, and the rear part is the steel ball fragment chamber 1022. The TNT charge column chamber 1021 includes six cylindrical TNT charge column chambers 1021, which are evenly distributed in the front part of the charge chamber housing 102 and are symmetrically arranged around the central axis. It is used to load TNT charge columns and provide the main explosion energy. Each TNT charge column chamber 1021 is cylindrical with a smooth interior to ensure the stable placement of the TNT charge column. The steel ball fragment chamber 1022 includes three steel ball fragment chambers 1022, which are located in the rear part of the charge chamber housing 102 and are evenly distributed behind the TNT charge column chamber 1021. It is used to load steel ball fragments and push the fragments to cause damage through the explosion shock wave. Each steel ball fragment chamber 1022 is cylindrical and contains a large number of small steel balls to ensure the even distribution of the fragments. The TNT charge column is detonated by a detonating device 140 (such as the detonator 144), generating huge explosion energy. The shock wave overpressure generated by the explosion of the TNT charge column propagates forward, pushing the steel ball fragments. The shock wave overpressure pushes the steel ball fragments to fly out at high speed to cause damage to the target. Through the combination of the TNT charge column and the steel ball fragments, an efficient explosion and damage effect are achieved. The positional relationship and structural design of the TNT charge column chamber 1021 and the steel ball fragment chamber 1022 ensure the effective transmission of the explosion energy and the even distribution of the fragments, and are applicable to occasions that require high - explosion and damage effects.

[0063] In some other embodiments, the mounted magazine 10 further includes a fin device 180. The fin device 180 is located at an end of the charge chamber housing 102 away from the warhead housing 101. The fin device 180 includes N fins, where N is an even number greater than or equal to 4. The N fins are evenly distributed on the outer peripheral side of the charge chamber housing 102. Among them, the tail fin device 180 at the tail is used to stabilize the flight attitude of the mounted magazine 10. Among them, N can be 4. By setting the number of fins to an even number of 4 or more, the way of hitting the loaded ammunition can be changed to a throw, and the flight stability of the mounted magazine 10 can be achieved.

[0064] The fin device 180 is located at an end of the charge chamber housing 102 away from the warhead housing 101, that is, at the tail of the mounted magazine 10. It includes N fins, and N is an even number greater than or equal to 4. Usually, there are 4, 6, or 8 fins, and the specific number is determined according to the design requirements. The N fins are evenly distributed on the outer peripheral side of the charge chamber housing 102 and are symmetrically arranged around the central axis. The shape of the fins is usually trapezoidal or triangular, with an appropriate aerodynamic design to provide a stable flight attitude. Through the aerodynamic principle, flight stability is provided to ensure that the mounted magazine 10 maintains a predetermined trajectory during flight.

[0065] Through the combination of the charge chamber housing 102 and the fin device 180, an efficient explosion killing effect and a stable flight attitude are achieved. The positional relationship and structural design of the charge chamber housing 102 and the fin device 180 ensure the effective transfer of explosion energy and flight stability, and are applicable to occasions that require a high explosion killing effect and an accurate flight trajectory.

[0066] The embodiment of the present application further provides an unmanned drone. The unmanned drone includes a drone main body and the mounted magazine 10 provided in any of the above embodiments. The tactical slide rail 160 of the mounted magazine 10 is selectively loaded at the bottom of the drone main body.

[0067] Among them, the main body of the drone provides flight and control functions, and the mounted magazine 10 provides explosion and killing functions. The main body of the drone is located at the upper part of the drone, including a flight control system, a power system, and a communication system. The flight control system includes a flight control board, sensors (such as gyroscopes, accelerometers), and a GPS module, which are used to control the flight attitude and trajectory. The power system includes motors, propellers, and batteries, which provide the power required for flight. The communication system includes a radio receiver and a transmitter, which are used to communicate with the ground control station. The main body of the drone provides flight and control functions to ensure that the drone can fly along a predetermined trajectory. The mounted magazine 10 is located at the bottom of the main body of the drone and is selectively loaded through the tactical slide rail 160. The tactical slide rail 160 is usually made of high-strength metal (such as aluminum alloy), with appropriate mechanical strength and lightweight design. Through the tactical slide rail 160 mechanism, the quick loading, unloading, and fixation of the mounted magazine 10 are realized to ensure the stable connection of the mounted magazine 10 during flight.

[0068] Specifically, the drone includes the main body of the drone and the mounted magazine 10. The main body of the drone is located at the upper part of the drone, including a flight control system, a power system, and a communication system. The mounted magazine 10 is located at the bottom of the main body of the drone and is selectively loaded through the tactical slide rail 160, including a charge chamber housing 102 and a tail fin device 180. The tactical slide rail 160 is located at the bottom of the main body of the drone and is used to load and fix the mounted magazine 10.

[0069] The main body of the drone controls the flight attitude and trajectory through the flight control system to ensure that the drone flies along a predetermined route. The mounted magazine 10 is selectively loaded at the bottom of the main body of the drone through the tactical slide rail 160 to ensure a stable connection. After the drone reaches the target area, the TNT charge in the mounted magazine 10 is detonated through the detonating device 140, generating a huge explosion energy and fragment killing effect. The tail fin device 180 of the mounted magazine 10 provides flight stability through the principle of aerodynamics to ensure that the drone maintains a predetermined trajectory during flight. Through the combination of the main body of the drone and the mounted magazine 10, efficient flight control and explosion killing effects are achieved. The positional relationship and structural design of the main body of the drone and the mounted magazine 10 ensure high flight mobility and effective transmission of explosion energy, and are suitable for occasions that require high explosion killing effects and precise flight control.

[0070] Please continue to refer to Figure 8 、 Figure 9 and Figure 10, in some embodiments, the tactical slide rail 160 includes a first part 161 and a second part 162. The first part 161 is configured to be mounted on the bottom of the drone body, and the second part 162 is configured to be mounted on the top of the mounting magazine 10. The first part 161 includes a first fixing portion 1611, a second fixing portion 1612, and a third fixing portion 1613 that are sequentially bent and connected. The second fixing portion 1612 is mounted on the bottom of the drone body. The first fixing portion 1611 and the third fixing portion 1613 protrude toward each other to form a snap structure. The second part 162 is formed with a groove structure, and the snap structure and the groove structure form a detachable fit.

[0071] Specifically, mount the second fixing portion 1612 of the first part 161 on the bottom of the drone body to ensure a firm connection. Mount the groove structure of the second part 162 on the top of the mounting magazine 10 to ensure a firm connection. Align the groove structure of the second part 162 of the mounting magazine 10 with the snap structure of the first part 161 at the bottom of the drone body. Through the cooperation of the snap structure and the groove structure, the quick loading and unloading and fixation of the mounting magazine 10 are realized. Through the firm connection of the tactical slide rail 160, it is ensured that the mounting magazine 10 remains stable during flight and does not affect the flight attitude of the unmanned drone. Through the first part 161 and the second part 162 of the tactical slide rail 160, the quick loading and unloading and fixation of the mounting magazine 10 are realized. The positional relationship and structural design of the first part 161 and the second part 162 ensure the firm connection and flight stability of the mounting magazine 10, which are applicable to occasions that require high explosive killing effects and precise flight control.

[0072] The technical features of the above embodiments can be combined arbitrarily. For the sake of concise description, not all possible combinations of the technical features in the above embodiments are described. However, as long as there is no contradiction in the combination of these technical features, it should be considered as the scope described in this specification.

[0073] The above embodiments only represent the preferred embodiments of the present application, and their descriptions are relatively specific and detailed, but they should not be construed as limiting the scope of the patent application. It should be noted that for those of ordinary skill in the art, without departing from the concept of the present application, several modifications and improvements can still be made, and these all belong to the protection scope of the present application. Therefore, the protection scope of the patent of the present application should be subject to the appended claims.

Claims

1. An impact-triggered TNT charge-carrying magazine with three levels of insurance, characterized in that: The mounted magazine includes an outer shell, a safety device, a detonating device and a tactical slide rail, the outer shell includes a warhead shell and a charge chamber shell, the safety device and the detonating device are located inside the warhead shell, the tactical slide rail is located on the outer top of the charge chamber shell, a warhead is also arranged inside the warhead shell, and the charge chamber shell is used to load TNT powder columns and steel ball fragments; the safety device includes a physical switch safety, a delay circuit safety and an impact electronic safety, the physical switch safety is configured to manually control the start and interruption of the detonating device, and the physical switch safety constitutes the first level of safety of the safety device; the delay circuit safety has a built-in delay circuit with adjustable time, the delay circuit can modify the delay time through code, and the delay circuit safety constitutes the second level of safety of the safety device; the impact electronic safety is configured to trigger the detonating device after the delay time determined by the delay circuit ends, and the impact electronic safety constitutes the third level of safety of the safety device.

2. The magazine according to claim 1, characterized in that: After closing the physical switch insurance, before the delay time determined by the delay circuit in the delay circuit insurance has not yet ended, contacting the impact electronic insurance will not detonate the TNT column; after the delay time determined by the delay circuit in the delay circuit insurance has ended, contacting the impact electronic insurance will detonate the TNT column; regardless of whether the delay time determined by the delay circuit in the delay circuit insurance has ended, disconnecting the physical switch insurance will automatically interrupt the detonation device, and when the physical switch insurance is closed again, the delay circuit in the delay circuit insurance will re-record the delay time.

3. The magazine according to claim 1, characterized in that: The physical switch fuse controls the start and interruption of the delay circuit fuse, and the delay circuit fuse is electrically connected to the impact electronic fuse. After the delay time determined by the delay circuit in the delay circuit fuse ends, the impact electronic fuse triggers the detonation device.

4. The magazine according to claim 1, characterized in that: The detonating device includes a trigger circuit, a double-ended wire clamp, an electronic match and a detonator. The trigger circuit is built into the detonating device and is used to connect the double-ended wire clamp. One end of the double-ended wire clamp is connected to the electronic match. The ignition cap of the electronic match is connected to the detonator to realize an instantaneous fuse or a delayed fuse to detonate the TNT charge.

5. The magazine according to claim 4, characterized in that: The detonating device is located at the front end of the bullet shell, and the double-headed wire clamp, the electronic match and the detonator are fixed inside the detonating device.

6. The magazine according to claim 4, characterized in that: The detonation device also includes a fuse, which is connected to the electronic match and the detonator, thereby realizing a delayed fuze.

7. The magazine according to claim 1, characterized in that: The charge bin shell includes a TNT charge column bin and a steel ball fragment bin. The TNT charge column bin includes six cylindrical TNT charge column bins for loading TNT charge columns; the steel ball fragment bin includes three steel ball fragment bins for loading steel ball fragments.

8. The magazine according to claim 1, characterized in that: The mounting magazine also includes a tail wing device, which is located at one end of the charging magazine shell away from the warhead shell. The tail wing device includes N tail wings, where N is an even number greater than or equal to 4, and the N tail wings are evenly distributed on the outer peripheral side of the charging magazine shell.

9. An unmanned aerial vehicle, characterized in that: The unmanned aerial vehicle comprises a aerial vehicle body and a mounting magazine as described in any one of claims 1 to 8, wherein the tactical slide rail of the mounting magazine is selectively loaded on the bottom of the aerial vehicle body.

10. The unmanned aerial vehicle according to claim 9, characterized in that: The tactical slide rail includes a first part and a second part, the first part is configured to be installed on the bottom of the main body of the cross-country aircraft, and the second part is configured to be installed on the top of the mounting magazine. The first part includes a first fixing part, a second fixing part and a third fixing part which are bent and connected in sequence, and the second fixing part is installed on the bottom of the main body of the cross-country aircraft. The first fixing part and the third fixing part protrude toward each other to form a snap-fit ​​structure, and the second part is formed with a groove structure, and the snap-fit ​​structure and the groove structure form a detachable fit.