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publicationNumber US-6591733-B1
titleOfInvention Loading system
abstract The present invention relates to a method and a device for handling artillery shells ( 14-16 ) when loading artillery guns ( 1 ) that have an integral shell magazine ( 9 ) fixed in the traverse system but independent from the elevating mass, which magazine on command feeds out shells ( 14-16 ) one by one with a specific linear velocity in the longitudinal axis of each shell. Each shell is subsequently transferred to the loading position for the gun by a loading pendulum ( 13 ) and cradle ( 6 ). The basic idea behind the present invention is that the outfeed velocity of the shells ( 14-16 ) from the magazine ( 9 ) shall be braked to zero in a brake module ( 12 ) mounted on the gun while they lie in a shell carrier ( 17, 18 ) mounted on the loading pendulum ( 13 ). Immediately after the linear velocity of the shell has been braked to zero and its rear plane has been reversed to a pre-defined position the shell carrier ( 17, 18 ) takes over the handling of the shell and re-angles it to coincide with the angle of elevation of the gun, and transfers the shell to a laterally displaceable shell loading cradle ( 6 ).
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