Gáztöltéses

Gáztöltéses refers to a type of cartridge or casing that utilizes a gas to propel a projectile. This system is commonly found in various forms of ammunition for firearms and other projectile launchers. The principle involves the rapid expansion of a gas, typically generated by a propellant charge within the cartridge, to push a bullet or other projectile out of a barrel.

The specific design and components of a gáztöltéses cartridge can vary. Generally, it contains a primer, a propellant charge (like gunpowder), and the projectile. When the primer is struck, it ignites the propellant. The combustion of the propellant produces a large volume of hot gas, which builds up pressure inside the cartridge case. This pressure then forces the projectile down the barrel, imparting velocity.

Gáztöltéses technology is a fundamental aspect of modern firearms and has evolved significantly over time to improve efficiency, reliability, and safety. Variations exist depending on the intended application, ranging from small-caliber ammunition for handguns and rifles to larger calibers used in artillery. The controlled release of gas is crucial for the effective and safe operation of these systems.