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The Works Of Messrs. Schneider And Co.

Forfatter: James Dredge

År: 1900

Forlag: Printed at the Bedford Press

Sted: London

Sider: 747

UDK: St.f. 061.5(44)Sch

Partly Reproduced From "Engineering"

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14-CENTIMETRE GUN. 185 the recoil has ceased, the gun returns automatically into position by its own weight, 14 - Centimetre (5.511-In.) Gun on Circular Slide (Figs. 603 to 605). This dass of gun has been supplied by Messrs. Schneider and Co. to the French Navy. The following are some particulars : firing acts by percussion, all the necessary means being taken against prématuré firing. The mounting consists of the following main parts : A bolster whicli resta on a fixed platform, the top of which serves as a roller path for the training of the gun. A fixed slide, consisting of two vertical brackets stayed together, rests on the series of rollers on the Fig. 603. Figs. 603 and 604. 14-Centimetre (5.511-in.) Gun and Circular Slide. Weight of gun ,, mounting ,, projectile ,, charge (black powder) Muzzle Velocity ... Pressure ... 3200 kg. 3700 kg. 30 kg. 13.7 kg. 500 m. 2100 kg. 7040 Ib. 8140 Ib. 66 Ib. 30.14 Ib. 1640 ft. 13.33 tons per sq. in. The breech mechanism consists of a cylindrical breech- block sliding in a bracket which turns horizontally on a vertical hinge, and worked by a lever. A plastic obturator, specially shaped, is placée! between the front end of the screw and the movable head. The boit for roller path ; the top part being shaped into two circular slide paths, the centres of which coïncide with the gun trunnions. An oscillating slide, also consisting of two vertical stayed brackets, the bottom part of which forms slide-blocks of the same shape as the slide-paths ; the two latter brackets serve also as slides for the gun- carriage proper. The object of this special type of mounting is to maintain, with ail angles of elevation, an exact coincidence of the axis of the recoil cylinders with the line of recoil. For elevating the gun, the slide is provided with a