A casing for an explosive charge, especially for an article of submunition, including a covered pouring opening arranged on a damming bottom for the casing, through which an explosive charge is poured into the casing. A plate or disc member for the pouring opening is formed on a closure cover, which disc member lies tightly within the pouring opening and extends deeply into the latter; and wherein an annular rim extending over the pouring opening is formed on the closure cover, including axially open annular groove encompassing the disc member, into which there engages an annular projection of the damming bottom.
An ammunition housing or casing including a cover portion for the closing off of an explosives chamber, and which includes a booster charge and a mechanical safe-and-arm device. The cover portion is constituted of a cover plate and a bracket unit which is integrally formed thereon, on which bracket unit there is provided a clamping device opposite the cover plate, wherein the closure plate is provided with a cutout or breakthrough which is overlapped by the bracket unit, which forms a receiving space for the booster charge, and wherein the mechanical safe-and-arm device is installed beneath the bracket unit, and the safe-and-arm device is pressed against the cover plate by the clamping device.
The present invention relates to a bulkhead shield particularly of a projectile with a pyrotechnic charge, situated between the pyrotechnic portion and the command and control portion. The bulkhead shield comprises at least: one wall pierced by a duct; an end-cap consisting of a support portion and a portion engaged in the duct leaving a space between itself and the wall of the duct, the two portions being connected by a mechanical weakness zone; the support portion pressing on the wall, at the front, so that the engaged portion separates from the support portion under the effect of an external pressure to come into contact with the inner wall of the duct and close the space. The invention applies in particular to shells whose detonation is programmed a given delay after impact on the target.