Abstract:
The present invention provides a gas generator including an ignition device provided at one end of a cylindrical housing and a diffuser portion having a gas discharge port and provided at the other end of the housing, molded articles of a gas generating agent and a molded article of a pressure increasing agent charged into a combustion chamber inside the cylindrical housing, the molded articles of a gas generating agent charged into a charging space remained except for a charging portion for the molded article of a pressure increasing agent inside the combustion chamber such that the molded articles of a gas generating agent are in contact with the ignition device and a total volume of the molded articles of a gas generating agent is less than a volume of the charging space, the molded article of a pressure increasing agent charged in contact with the molded articles of a gas generating agent at a position axially distant from the ignition device, a combustion temperature of the molded articles of a gas generating agent being 1000° C. to 1700° C., and a combustion temperature of the molded article of a pressure increasing agent being higher than that of the molded articles of a gas generating agent, a charged mass of the molded articles of a gas generating agent being larger than a charged mass of the molded article of a pressure increasing agent, and the molded article of a pressure increasing agent being to burn out before burnout of the molded articles of a gas generating agent at the time of actuation.
Abstract:
A gas generator includes, a housing comprising circumferential wall plates of a diffuser shell and a closure shell, an ignition device chamber, a combustion chamber surrounding the ignition device chamber and containing a gas generating agent, an annular or flat-plate filter disposed facing the top plate and spaced from the circumferential wall plate, a first support including a disk-shaped portion abutting against and supporting an upper surface of the filter, including communication holes only at a section in contact with the filter, a second support including an annular flat portion abutting against and supporting a lower surface of the filter and cylindrical wall portion fixed to the housing. A gap is formed between the top plate of the housing and the circumferential wall plate and the first support member, when a pressure inside the combustion chamber increases due to combustion and the top plate is deformed.
Abstract:
Provided is a gas generating composition which can maintain stable combustion performance even under variation of ambient temperature. The gas generating composition includes (a) a fuel and (b) an oxidizing agent and meets the following requirements (I) and (II): (I) a combustion temperature at a time of ignition and combustion at any ambient temperature within a range of −40° C. to 85° C. is a melting point of a substance included in a combustion residue; and (II) a difference between combustion temperatures at the time of ignition and combustion at ambient temperatures of −40° C. and 85° C. is less than 125 K.
Abstract:
Provided is a gas generating composition which can maintain stable combustion performance even under variation of ambient temperature. The gas generating composition includes (a) a fuel and (b) an oxidizing agent and meets the following requirements (I) and (II): (I) a combustion temperature at a time of ignition and combustion at any ambient temperature within a range of −40° C. to 85° C. is a melting point of a substance included in a combustion residue; and (II) a difference between combustion temperatures at the time of ignition and combustion at ambient temperatures of −40° C. and 85° C. is less than 125 K.
Abstract:
Provided is a gas generating composition that maintains stable ignition performance for a long period. A gas generating composition includes: a gas generating agent including (a) fuel selected from a triazine compound and a guanidine compound, (b) an oxidizing agent including a Combination of (b-1) basic metal nitrate and (b-2) basic metal carbonate, and (c) a binder; and (d) an absorbent. The gas generating agent and the absorbent may not be integrally molded or may be integrally molded.
Abstract:
The present invention provides a gas generator including: a housing including an inner cylindrical member for defining an ignition chamber therein, a first combustion chamber and a second combustion chamber provided outside the inner cylindrical member and being charged with the first and second gas generating agents, respectively, a plenum chamber located between the first combustion chamber and the second combustion chamber and being defined by the partition member, a first communication nozzle and a second communication nozzle provided in the inner cylindrical member, an axial position of the first communication nozzle being adjusted to be farther away from the plenum chamber than an axial position of the second communication nozzle, a first gas generating agent to be burn up earlier than a second gas generating agent.
Abstract:
Provided is a gas generating composition that maintains stable ignition performance for a long period.A gas generating composition includes: a gas generating agent including (a) fuel selected from a triazine compound and a guanidine compound, (b) an oxidizing agent including a combination of (b-1) basic metal nitrate and (b-2) basic metal carbonate, and (c) a binder; and (d) an absorbent. The gas generating agent and the absorbent may not be integrally molded or may be integrally molded.
Abstract:
Provided is a gas generating composition which easily generates a lumpy combustion residue and has good ignition ability. The gas generating composition includes a fuel and an oxidizing agent and meets the following requirements (a), (b), and (c): (a) one or more metals selected from copper, silver, platinum, and gold are included in the composition; (b) the combustion residue of the composition is formed substantially by one or more metals selected from copper, silver, platinum, and gold; and (c) the combustion temperature of the composition is less than a temperature obtained by adding 200° C. to the melting point of copper, silver, platinum, or gold contained therein.