EP0738868A2 - Device for searching and clearing of land mines and method for clearing land mine fields with such a device - Google Patents
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- the invention relates to a search and clearing device for land mines installed on a carrier vehicle, in particular a battle tank, and a method for locating and destroying a land mine by means of such a search and clearing device.
- the invention has for its object to provide a search and clearing device for landmines installed on a carrier vehicle, in particular a main battle tank, with which it is possible to use AT mines and possibly also AP mines within a given strip lying in the direction of travel very high probability of being tracked down, precisely localized and then cleared individually, so that as a result an alley can be cleared through the mines that have been laid. Both open and hidden mines should be detectable.
- the invention is based on the basic idea of devices one behind the other on a frame which can be coupled to the bow of the carrier vehicle and which can be suspended on the carrier vehicle and additionally supported by support wheels to arrange, which first enable a rough detection of electrically conductive objects by means of appropriate sensors, then a precise detection of the position and type of an object detected by a sensor by means of a movable search detector and finally the positioning of an explosive or hollow charge over the found mine and its ignition .
- the carrier vehicle can be reset to a safety distance, damage to the search and clearing device or, for example, to the carrier vehicle is very unlikely and the overall device can be dimensioned in a correspondingly lighter design. Furthermore, the deliberate and carefully metered use of explosive or hollow charges to destroy the mines limits the damage to the environment. The use of a directed shaped charge jet to destroy the mine is particularly intended for hidden mines.
- the tank crew can carry out their tasks under full tank and ABC protection.
- the fighting power of the tank is largely preserved even in mine clearance operations.
- the view of the main battle tank driver in operation is only slightly restricted even when the search and clearing device is in a raised transport position.
- To control and monitor the search and clearing process is an electrical control and evaluation device arranged in the carrier vehicle, which can contain a monitor, a control device, a computer, and adaptation elements.
- the entire search and clearing procedure can be carried out largely automatically and / or monitored automatically under computer control.
- a frame 1 is coupled to the bow side of a main battle tank KP by means of a coupling device 2.
- a coupling device 2 On the front side of the frame 1, seen in the direction of travel F, four sensors 3.1, 3.2, 3.3 and 3.4 designed as electromagnetic rectangular coils are arranged on two sensor bars 1.1 and 1.2 running in the transverse direction, which extend over a width that extends by a predetermined amount Amount is greater than the width of the KP main battle tank.
- These sensors are designed to detect electrically conductive objects and are connected in a manner not shown to an operating and evaluation device arranged in the main battle tank KP.
- guide rails 4 are arranged on the frame 1 in the transverse direction, on which a carriage 5 can be moved back and forth in the arrow direction S transversely to the direction of travel F.
- the drive device of the carriage 5, not shown, can also be controlled by the operating and evaluation device arranged in the battle tank KP.
- an arm 7 which is rotatable in a horizontal plane is arranged on the underside of the carriage 5 and can likewise be rotated by means of a drive device (not shown) (arrow direction R).
- the arm 7 carries a search detector 6 for the precise detection of the position and the type of one detected by one of the sensors 3.1 to 3.4 Subject. This is explained in more detail below.
- a movable gripper 8 for gripping and depositing explosive or shaped charges with an ignition device on the ground is arranged on the carriage 5 in a manner which can only be seen from FIG. 2.
- These explosive and hollow charges are stored in a magazine 9 arranged on the frame.
- the frame 1 In the area behind the guide rails 4 or the slide 5, the frame 1 is supported on the ground by two support wheels 10. Furthermore, the frame 1 is suspended from the weapon W via a suspension device 11 which engages on a holder 11.1 on the frame 1 or a holder 11.2 on the weapon W of the main battle tank KP.
- This suspension device 11 can be designed in a manner not specifically shown as a lifting device, which is controlled from the main battle tank, by means of which the frame 1 with the devices attached to it can be moved into a raised transport position. Furthermore, a video surveillance camera 12 is arranged on the frame 1, which is also connected in a manner not shown to the operating and evaluation device arranged in the main battle tank KP. In order to reduce the passage width of the search and clearing device, in particular in the transport position, the two outermost sensors 3.1 and 3.4 can be folded upward in a manner not shown, about a horizontal axis of rotation in the direction of travel F. Furthermore, on the frame 1 or on the main battle tank KP, a separate lighting device for the sensor 3.1 to 3.4 and / or the area detected by the search detector 6 can be arranged on the ground.
- the magazine for the explosive and shaped charges to be carried is shown in more detail in FIG. 3.
- the explosive or hollow charges are arranged in the upper part 13.2 or 14.2 of a stand 13 or 14.
- This stand 13, 14 has three to five legs made of spring steel, which, in the state shown in FIG. 3, in which the stands are inserted from above into chambers 9.1 and 9.2 of the magazine 9, are in an inwardly folded state.
- Brackets 13.1 and 14.1 are arranged on the top of the stands 13 and 14, on which the stands can be gripped by the gripper 8.
- the gripper 8 When pulling out of the magazine 9 by means of the gripper 8, which is arranged on a robot arm, the legs 13.3 and 14.3 automatically fold apart, so that the stand 13 and 14 by means of the gripper 8 to a predetermined position on the ground, as in Fig. 4 and 5, can be placed.
- the upper part 13.2 and 14.2 of the tripods 13 and 14 is provided with a cable reel 13.4 and 14.4, which contains a cable 13.5 and 14.5, respectively, via which an electrical detonator of the hollow or explosive charge arranged on the tripod with the operating and evaluation device in the KP battle tank connected is.
- the method for locating and destroying a land mine using the search and clearing device described above proceeds as follows.
- the search and clearing device is mounted in the manner described on the bow side of the main battle tank KP, the frame 1 being lowered so far that the support wheels 10 are seated on the ground.
- the distance between the sensors 3.1 to 3.4 and the search detector 6 from the ground can be approximately 500 mm.
- the operating and evaluation device in the KP main battle tank can be adapted on the loader side and is connected to the search and clearing device by means of a cable via an angle mirror adapter. The sensors are activated and the video surveillance system is switched on. All hatches are closed.
- the KP battle tank now moves constantly through the terrain at a speed of about 5 km / h.
- a detection signal is emitted and the battle tank KP is stopped immediately, if necessary automatically, the braking distance being approximately 1 to 1.5 m can.
- the operating and evaluation device shows which of the sensors 3.1 to 3.4 has reacted.
- the carriage 5 with the search detector 6 is moved into the detected area and activated.
- An area - for example 1 m 2 - on or under which a mine is suspected is now scanned by means of the search detector 6. This is done by rotation of the arm 7 with simultaneous transverse travel of the carriage 5.
- the exact position and, if appropriate, the type of the object detected are determined and registered.
- further identification can be carried out or an exposed object can be found. If there is a high probability that the object detected is a mine, the fight against it is initiated. It is decided whether an explosive charge (e.g. with open mines) or whether a shaped charge (e.g.
- the cleared alley can be marked automatically.
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Die Erfindung betrifft eine an einem Trägerfahrzeug, insbesondere, einem Kampfpanzer installierte Such- und Räumeinrichtung für Landminen, sowie ein Verfahren zur Ortung und Zerstörung einer Landmine mittels einer derartigen Such- und Räumeinrichtung.The invention relates to a search and clearing device for land mines installed on a carrier vehicle, in particular a battle tank, and a method for locating and destroying a land mine by means of such a search and clearing device.
Es ist bekannt, Landminen mittels Einrichtungen zu suchen und zu räumen, die an einem Trägerfahrzeug, beispielsweise einem Kampfpanzer, angeordnet sein können. Es ist bekannt, diese Einrichtungen als Minenräumpflüge, Minenräumwalzen oder auch als sogenannte Dreschflegelgeräte auszubilden. Diese Einrichtungen weisen einerseits den Nachteil auf, daß sie sehr massiv ausgebildet sein müssen, weil sie der Detonation der Minen direkt standhalten sollen und daß sie andererseits bei ihrem Einsatz erhebliche Schäden in der bearbeiteten Umgebung anrichten.It is known to search for and clear landmines by means of devices which can be arranged on a carrier vehicle, for example a main battle tank. It is known to design these devices as mine clearing plows, mine clearing rollers or also as so-called flail devices. On the one hand, these devices have the disadvantage that they have to be very solid, because they are the Detonation of the mines should withstand directly and that on the other hand they cause considerable damage in the processed environment when used.
Der Erfindung liegt die Aufgabe zugrunde, eine an einem Trägerfahrzeug, insbesondere einem Kampfpanzer, installierte Such- und Räumeinrichtung für Landminen zu schaffen, mit der es möglich ist, innerhalb eines vorgegebenen, in Fahrtrichtung liegenden Streifens AT-Minen und gegebenenfalls auch AP-Minen mit sehr hoher Wahrscheinlichkeit aufzuspüren, exakt zu lokalisieren und dann einzeln zu räumen, so daß im Ergebnis durch die verlegten Minen eine Gasse freigeräumt werden kann. Dabei sollten sowohl offen wie auch verdeckt verlegte Minen erfaßbar sein.The invention has for its object to provide a search and clearing device for landmines installed on a carrier vehicle, in particular a main battle tank, with which it is possible to use AT mines and possibly also AP mines within a given strip lying in the direction of travel very high probability of being tracked down, precisely localized and then cleared individually, so that as a result an alley can be cleared through the mines that have been laid. Both open and hidden mines should be detectable.
Die Lösung dieser Aufgabe erfolgt erfindungsgemäß mit den Merkmalen aus dem kennzeichnenden Teil des Patentanspruchs 1. Vorteilhafte Weiterbildungen der erfindungsgemäßen Such und Räumeinrichtung sind in den Unteransprüchen beschrieben. Ein Verfahren zur Ortung und Zerstörung einer Landmine mittels der erfindungsgemäßen Such- und Räumeinrichtung ist Gegenstand von Anspruch 16, wobei Anspruch 17 eine vorteilhafte Ausführungsform dieses Verfahrens umfaßt.This object is achieved according to the invention with the features from the characterizing part of
Die Erfindung geht von dem Grundgedanken aus, an einem mit dem Bug des Trägerfahrzeugs koppelbaren Rahmen, der am Trägerfahrzeug aufgehängt und zusätzlich über Stützräder abgestützt sein kann, in Fahrtrichtung gesehen hintereinander Vorrichtungen anzuordnen, die zunächst eine grobe Erfassung elektrisch leitfähiger Gegenstände mittels entsprechender Sensoren, dann eine genaue Erfassung der Position und der Art eines von einem Sensor erfaßten Gegenstandes mittels eines bewegbaren Suchdetektors und schließlich die Positionierung einer Spreng- oder Hohlladung über der aufgefundenen Mine und deren Zündung ermöglichen. Da im Augenblick des Ansprechens eines Sensors das Fahrzeug angehalten wird und nach dem Positionieren einer Spreng- oder Hohlladung über der vom Suchdetektor genau erfaßten Stelle das Trägerfahrzeug in eine Sicherheitsentfernung zurückgesetzt werden kann, sind Beschädigungen an der Such- und Räumeinrichtung oder etwa am Trägerfahrzeug sehr unwahrscheinlich und die Gesamteinrichtung kann in entsprechend leichterer Bauweise dimensioniert werden. Weiterhin wird durch das gezielte und wohldosierte Einsetzen von Spreng- oder Hohlladungen zur Zerstörung der Minen die Beeinträchtigung der Umgebung in Gren-zen gehalten. Der Einsatz eines gerichteten Hohlladungsstrahls zur Vernichtung der Mine ist besonders für verdeckt verlegte Minen gedacht.The invention is based on the basic idea of devices one behind the other on a frame which can be coupled to the bow of the carrier vehicle and which can be suspended on the carrier vehicle and additionally supported by support wheels to arrange, which first enable a rough detection of electrically conductive objects by means of appropriate sensors, then a precise detection of the position and type of an object detected by a sensor by means of a movable search detector and finally the positioning of an explosive or hollow charge over the found mine and its ignition . Since the vehicle is stopped at the moment a sensor responds and after positioning an explosive or shaped charge over the point precisely detected by the search detector, the carrier vehicle can be reset to a safety distance, damage to the search and clearing device or, for example, to the carrier vehicle is very unlikely and the overall device can be dimensioned in a correspondingly lighter design. Furthermore, the deliberate and carefully metered use of explosive or hollow charges to destroy the mines limits the damage to the environment. The use of a directed shaped charge jet to destroy the mine is particularly intended for hidden mines.
Bei Verwendung eines Kampfpanzers als Trägerfahrzeug kann die Panzerbesatzung ihre Aufgaben unter vollem Panzer- und ABC-Schutz durchführen. Dabei bleibt die Kampfkraft des Panzers auch im Minenräumbetrieb weitgehend erhalten. Weiterhin ist die Sicht des Kampfpanzerfahrers im Betrieb auch dann, wenn sich die Such- und Räumeinrichtung in einer angehobenen Transportstellung befindet, nur geringfügig eingeschränkt.When using a main battle tank as a carrier vehicle, the tank crew can carry out their tasks under full tank and ABC protection. The fighting power of the tank is largely preserved even in mine clearance operations. Furthermore, the view of the main battle tank driver in operation is only slightly restricted even when the search and clearing device is in a raised transport position.
Zur Steuerung und Überwachung des Such- und Räumvorgangs dient eine im Trägerfahrzeug angeordnete elektrische Bedien- und Auswerteeinrichtung, die einen Monitor, eine Steuereinrichtung, einen Rechner, sowie Adaptionselemente enthalten kann. Das ganze Such- und Räumverfahren kann rechnergesteuert weitgehend automatisiert durchgeführt und/oder automatisiert überwacht werden.To control and monitor the search and clearing process is an electrical control and evaluation device arranged in the carrier vehicle, which can contain a monitor, a control device, a computer, and adaptation elements. The entire search and clearing procedure can be carried out largely automatically and / or monitored automatically under computer control.
Im folgenden wird anhand der beigefügten Zeichnungen ein Ausführungsbeispiel für das erfindungsgemäße Such- und Räumeinrichtung und das mittels dieser Einrichtung durchführbare Verfahren zur Ortung und Zerstörung einer Landmine näher erläutert.An exemplary embodiment of the search and clearing device according to the invention and the method for locating and destroying a land mine which can be carried out by means of this device are explained in more detail below with reference to the accompanying drawings.
In den Zeichnungen zeigen:
- Fig. 1 in einer stark schematisierten Seitenansicht einen Teil eines Kampfpanzers mit einer an seiner Bugseite angeordneten Such- und Räumeinrichtung für Landminen;
- Fig. 2 eine Aufsicht auf den Kampfpanzer mit der Einrichtung nach Fig. 1:
- Fig. 3 in gegenüber Fig. 1 in vergrößerter Darstellung einen Schnitt durch das Magazin für Spreng- und Hohlladungen an der Einrichtung nach Fig. 2;
- Fig. 4 und 5 jeweils in Seitenansicht auf den Erdboden aufgesetzte Stative mit Hohlladungen zur Zerstörung einer auf dem Erdboden bzw. unter dem Erdboden verlegten Mine.
- Figure 1 is a highly schematic side view of part of a battle tank with a search and clearing device for landmines arranged on its bow side.
- 2 shows a top view of the main battle tank with the device according to FIG. 1:
- Fig. 3 in comparison to Figure 1 in an enlarged view a section through the magazine for explosive and shaped charges on the device according to Fig. 2;
- 4 and 5 each in side view of the tripods placed on the ground with shaped charges for destruction a mine laid on the ground or under the ground.
Wie aus den Fig. 1 und 2 ersichtlich, ist an der Bugseite eines Kampfpanzers KP mittels einer Koppelungsvorrichtung 2 ein Rahmen 1 angekoppelt. An der in Fahrtrichtung F gesehen vorderen Seite des Rahmens 1 sind an zwei in Querrichtung verlaufenden Sensorbalken 1.1 und 1.2 in Querrichtung jeweils vier als elektromagnetische Rechteckspulen ausgebildete Sensoren 3.1, 3.2, 3.3 und 3.4 angeordnet, die sich über eine Breite erstrecken, die um einen vorgegebenen Betrag größer ist als die Breite des Kampfpanzers KP. Diese Sensoren sind zur Erfassung elektrisch leitfähiger Gegenstände ausgebildet und in nicht eigens dargestellter Weise mit einer im Kampfpanzer KP angeordneten Bedien- und Auswerteeinrichtung verbunden. Hinter den Sensoren 3.1 bis 3.4 sind am Rahmen 1 in Querrichtung verlaufende Führungsschienen 4 angeordnet, auf denen ein Schlitten 5 in Pfeilrichtung S quer zur Fahrtrichtung F hin und her bewegbar ist. Die nicht dargestellte Antriebsvorrichtung des Schlittens 5 ist ebenfalls von der im Kampfpanzer KP angeordneten Bedien- und Auswerteeinrichtung her steuerbar. Weiterhin ist an der Unterseite des Schlittens 5 ein in einer horizontalen Ebene drehbarer Arm 7 angeordnet, der ebenfalls über eine nicht dargestellte Antriebsvorrichtung in Drehung versetzbar ist (Pfeilrichtung R). Der Arm 7 trägt einen Suchdetektor 6 zur genauen Erfassung der Position und der Art eines von einem der Sensoren 3.1 bis 3.4 erfaßten Gegenstandes. Dies wird weiter unten näher erläutert. Weiterhin ist am Schlitten 5 in nur aus Fig. 2 ersichtlicher Weise ein bewegbarer Greifer 8 zum Erfassen und positionsgenauen Absetzen von Spreng- oder Hohlladungen mit Zündeinrichtung auf dem Erdboden angeordnet. Diese Spreng- und Hohlladungen sind in einem am Rahmen angeordneten Magazin 9 gelagert. Im Bereich hinter den Führungsschienen 4 bzw. dem Schlitten 5 stützt sich der Rahmen 1 über zwei Stützräder 10 auf dem Erdboden ab. Weiterhin ist der Rahmen 1 über eine an einer Halterung 11.1 am Rahmen 1 bzw. einer Halterung 11.2 an der Waffe W des Kampfpanzers KP angreifende Aufhängevorrichtung 11 an der Waffe W aufgehängt. Diese Aufhängevorrichtung 11 kann in nicht eigens dargestellter Weise als Hubeinrichtung, die vom Kampfpanzer aus gesteuert wird, ausgebildet sein, mittels der der Rahmen 1 mit den an ihm befestigten Einrichtungen in eine angehobene Transportposition versetzt werden kann. Weiterhin ist auf dem Rahmen 1 eine Video-Überwachungskamera 12 angeordnet, die ebenfalls in nicht dargestellter Weise mit der im Kampfpanzer KP angeordneten Bedien- und Auswerteeinrichtung verbunden ist. Zur Verkleinerung der Durchfahrtsbreite der Such- und Räumeinrichtung, insbesondere in der Transportstellung, können in nicht dargestellter Weise die beiden äußersten Sensoren 3.1 und 3.4 um eine in Fahrtrichtung F liegende horizontale Drehachse nach innen hochgeklappt werden. Weiterhin kann am Rahmen 1 oder am Kampfpanzer KP in nicht dargestellter Weise eine eigene Beleuchtungseinrichtung für den von den Sensoren 3.1 bis 3.4 und/oder dem Suchdetektor 6 erfaßten Bereich auf dem Erdboden angeordnet sein.As can be seen from FIGS. 1 and 2, a
Das Magazin für die mitzuführenden Spreng- und Hohlladungen ist in Fig. 3 genauer dargestellt.The magazine for the explosive and shaped charges to be carried is shown in more detail in FIG. 3.
Die Spreng- oder Hohlladungen sind im Oberteil 13.2 bzw. 14.2 eines Stativs 13 bzw. 14 angeordnet. Dieses Stativ 13, 14 besitzt drei bis fünf Beine aus Federstahl, die im in Fig. 3 dargestellten Zustand, in dem die Stative von oben in Kammern 9.1 bzw. 9.2 des Magazins 9 eingeschoben sind, sich in einem nach innen eingeklappten Zustand befinden. An der Oberseite der Stative 13 und 14 sind Halterungen 13.1 und 14.1 angeordnet, an denen die Stative vom Greifer 8 erfaßt werden können. Beim Herausziehen aus dem Magazin 9 mittels des Greifers 8, der an einem Roboterarm angeordnet ist, klappen die Beine 13.3 und 14.3 automatisch auseinander, so daß das Stativ 13 und 14 mittels des Greifers 8 auf eine vorgegebene Stelle auf dem Erdboden, wie in Fig. 4 und 5 dargestellt, aufgesetzt werden kann. Das Oberteil 13.2 und 14.2 der Stative 13 und 14 ist mit einer Kabelrolle 13.4 und 14.4 versehen, die ein Kabel 13.5 bzw. 14.5 enthält, über welches eine elektrische Zündkapsel der am Stativ angeordneten Hohl- oder Sprengladung mit der Bedien- und Auswerteeinrichtung im Kampfpanzer KP verbunden ist.The explosive or hollow charges are arranged in the upper part 13.2 or 14.2 of a
Das Verfahren zur Ortung und Zerstörung einer Landmine mittels der oben beschriebenen Such- und Räumeinrichtung geht folgendermaßen vor sich.The method for locating and destroying a land mine using the search and clearing device described above proceeds as follows.
Die Such- und Räumeinrichtung sei in der beschriebenen Weise an der Bugseite des Kampfpanzers KP montiert, wobei der Rahmen 1 soweit abgesenkt ist, daß die Stützräder 10 auf dem Erdboden aufsitzen. Der Abstand der Sensoren 3.1 bis 3.4 sowie des Suchdetektors 6 zum Erdboden kann etwa 500mm betragen. Die Bedien- und Auswerteeinrichtung im Kampfpanzer KP kann auf der Ladeschützenseite adaptiert sein und ist mittels Kabel über einen Winkelspiegeladapter mit der Such- und Räumeinrichtung verbunden. Die Sensoren sind aktiviert und das Video-Überwachungssystem ist eingeschaltet. Alle Luken sind geschlossen.The search and clearing device is mounted in the manner described on the bow side of the main battle tank KP, the
Der Kampfpanzer KP bewegt sich nun konstant mit einer Geschwindigkeit von etwa 5km/h durch das Gelände. Sobald einer der Sensoren - in Fig. 1 und 2 der Sensor 3.4 - einen elektrisch leitfähigen Gegenstand M entdeckt, wird ein Erfassungssignal abgegeben, und der Kampfpanzer KP wird - gegebenenfalls automatisch - sofort gestoppt, wobei der Bremsweg etwa 1 bis 1,5 m betragen kann.The KP battle tank now moves constantly through the terrain at a speed of about 5 km / h. As soon as one of the sensors - in FIGS. 1 and 2 the sensor 3.4 - detects an electrically conductive object M, a detection signal is emitted and the battle tank KP is stopped immediately, if necessary automatically, the braking distance being approximately 1 to 1.5 m can.
An der Bedien- und Auswerteeinrichtung wird angezeigt, welcher der Sensoren 3.1 bis 3.4 reagiert hat. Der Schlitten 5 mit dem Suchdetektor 6 wird in den erfaßten Bereich gefahren und aktiviert. Es wird nun ein Flächenbereich - beispielsweise 1m2 - auf oder unter dem eine Mine vermutet wird, mittels des Suchdetektors 6 abgetastet. Dies geschieht durch Drehung des Arms 7 bei gleichzeitiger Querfahrt des Schlittens 5. Mittels dieses Abtastens wird die genaue Position und gegebenenfalls die Art des erfaßten Gegenstandes ermittelt und registriert. Mittels der Video-Überwachungskamera 12 kann eine weitere Identifizierung vorgenommen bzw. ein offenliegender Gegenstand gefunden werden. Ist die Wahrscheinlichkeit groß, daß es sich bei dem erfaßten Gegenstand um eine Mine handelt, so wird deren Bekämpfung eingeleitet. Dabei wird entschieden, ob eine Sprengladung (z.B. bei offen verlegten Minen) oder ob eine Hohlladung (z.B. bei verdeckt verlegten Minen) eingesetzt werden soll. Bei immer noch stehendem Kampfpanzer wird mittels des Greifers 8 eine Spreng- oder Hohlladung 13, 14 aus dem Magazin 9 entnommen und genau über der erfaßten Mine abgesetzt (s. Fig. 4 und 5). Die Überwachung dieses Vorgangs ist ebenfalls mittels der Video-Überwachungskamera 12 möglich. Dann wird der Rahmen 1 in Marschposition angehoben und der Kampfpanzer KP setzt ca. 20 bis 30 m zurück (Sicherheitsabstand). Die Zündung der Ladung erfolgt über die erwähnte Kabelverbindung vom Kampfpanzer KP aus. Über die Optiken des Kampfpanzers kann die Detonation bzw. Zerstörung der Mine beobachtet werden. In der Darstellung gemäß Fig. 4 ist angenommen, daß eine auf dem Erdboden verlegte Mine M1 mittels des Hohlladungsstrahls H1 oder einer entsprechenden Druckwelle getroffen und zerstört wird. Bei der Darstellung gemäß Fig. 5 ist angenommen, daß eine unter dem Erdboden verlegte Mine M2 mittels eines Hohlladungsstrahls H2 zerstört wird.The operating and evaluation device shows which of the sensors 3.1 to 3.4 has reacted. The
Anschließend an die Zerstörung der Mine wird die Suchfahrt an der gleichen Stelle fortgesetzt. Die geräumte Gasse kann dabei automatisch markiert werden.After the mine was destroyed, the search continues at the same location. The cleared alley can be marked automatically.
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