US2020095841A1PendingUtilityA1
Exploding bridge wire detonation wave shaper
Est. expiryJul 10, 2034(~7.9 yrs left)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
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Abstract
A jet cutter apparatus and method for using a single bridge wire or a plurality of bridge wires to uniformly detonate a booster and thereby cause a uniform detonation of the explosives adjacent to the liners, thereby causing a uniform compression of the liners to form a uniform plasma jet that is substantially radially perpendicular to the jet cutter.
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exact text as granted — not AI-modifiedWhat is claimed is:
1 . A shaped charge tubing cutter comprising:
a substantially cylindrical housing; a shaped charge explosive having an explosive and a liner; a detonation wave shaper comprising an explosive pellet and an exploding bridge wire contained within the explosive pellet; and wherein the detonation wave shaper fits in a cavity in the center of the shaped charge explosive.
2 . The shaped charge tubing cutter of claim 1 wherein the detonation wave shaper further comprises a substantially cylindrical shell encasing the explosive pellet, wherein the exploding bridge wire is substantially coaxial with the explosive pellet.
3 . A detonation wave shaper comprising:
an explosive pellet; and a plurality of exploding bridge wire segments within the explosive pellet.
4 . The detonation wave shaper of claim 3 wherein the explosive pellet is substantially cylindrical in shape.
5 . The detonation wave shaper of claim 3 wherein the exploding bridge wire segments are mounted on a printed circuit board.
6 . The detonation wave shaper of claim 5 wherein the explosive pellet is substantially cylindrical in shape.
7 . The detonation wave shaper of claim 6 wherein the exploding bridge wire segments are substantially coaxial with the explosive pellet cylinder.
8 . The detonation wave shaper of claim 3 wherein the exploding bridge wire segments are arranged substantially end-to-end and extend through most of the length of the explosive pellet cylinder.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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