Underwater Mine Arming Cell
Item Name Code (INC) 20768
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An electrolytic device designed to prevent arming of an underwater mine until immersed in sea water. This device contains a disk which is deteriorated by electrolysis when immersed in sea water thereby permitting operation of the clock starter and extender mechanism.
Additional Information for Underwater Mine Arming Cell
Underwater Mine Arming Cell is a component of the supply class Underwater Mine And Components, Inert, which falls under the supply group Ammunition And Explosives.
The Underwater Mine Arming Cell is a device used in underwater mines to enable the arming and activation of the mine. It is designed to ensure that the mine is armed only when it is in the desired location and conditions. The arming cell typically consists of various sensors, switches, and mechanisms that detect and respond to specific environmental factors, such as water pressure, temperature, or magnetic fields.
Once the arming cell detects the appropriate conditions, it triggers the arming process, allowing the mine to become active and ready for deployment. This ensures that the mine is not armed prematurely or accidentally, minimizing the risk of unintended detonation.
The Underwater Mine Arming Cell is an essential component in underwater mine systems, as it plays a crucial role in ensuring the safe and effective deployment of these explosive devices.
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