Reactive armor for a trooper - helmet vest and protective plate
Abstract
Reactive protective armors for diverting hitting bullets, shrapnel and small shells away from a trooper's helmet, vest and/or away from the skin of vehicles, planes, helicopters or marine vessels are described. The protective armor consists of multiplicity of reactive units, which cover the protected object like tiles. Each reactive unit includes tiny explosives on one side and parallel hinges opposite to the explosives. The hitting armament detonates the explosive, which in turn rotate the plate, thus diverting the bullet away from the protected object. Another embodiment of the reactive-protective unit is a pressurized cell full with noninflammable fluid or gel. In this case the protected object is covered with multiple pressurized cells. When a bullet or shrapnel punctures the skin of the cell the fluid or gel bursts and pushes the bullet away from the protected object. It is important to mention that the bullet activate only one unit, living the other units intact and ready to take other hits.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . Reactive armor for a helmet, and/or a vest, and/or protective plate, and/or skin of a vehicle, helicopter, aero plane, ship or boat.
2 . Reactive unit with the features of explosives on one side and hinges placed opposite to the explosives to enable rotation of the plate when it is hit by a bullet or shrapnel or small shell.
3 . Reactive unit, which consists of a pressurized-cell full of noninflammable fluid and/or gel.
4 . Claim 2 and multiplicity of said reactive units to be constructed on and to cover helmet, vest or protective plate.
5 . Claim 2 and multiplicity of said reactive units to be built on and to cover the skin of security vehicles, civilian or military aero planes, helicopters and marine vessels.
6 . Claim 3 and multiplicity of said reactive units to be built on and to cover helmet, vest and protective plate.
7 . Claim 3 and multiplicity of said reactive units to be constructed on and to cover the skin of security vehicles, civilian or military aero planes, helicopters and marine vessels.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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