COLD GAS PROPULSION SYSTEMS
COLD GAS PROPULSION SYSTEMS
These are mechanisms that convert the pressure obtained by compressing gases such as dry air and nitrogen into thrust force. The system transfers compressed gas received from the compressor into the actuator at high flow rates through special pneumatic valve groups, enabling the piston to move rapidly under load. In this way, the desired object can be accelerated to the required speed and transferred over long distances. It also features a return mechanism capable of quickly returning to the loading position for repeated use requirements, along with a specially developed spring mechanism inside the system to stop the operation.
Type: Pneumatic Stainless Steel Actuator
Pressure: Max. 100 barg
Temperature: -20 … +50 °C
Fluid: Dry Air & Nitrogen
Speed: Max. 8 m/s
Weight: 38 kg
Stroke: 240 mm
Force: Max. 40 kN
Power Requirement: 24 Volt DC (Suitable for optional manual operation)
Type No: PN-63010010 – PFRS Ver.03
Applications:
Launch Systems
Propulsion Mechanisms
Driving Systems
Filling Units
Flick Rammer
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