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Anti-Radiation Missiles
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Electronics Warfare
Forward Looking Infrared
Gallons Per Minute
Global Positioning System
Inertial Navigation System
InfraRed
Low False Alarm Rate
Low Probability of Intercept
Moving Target Indication
Pounds per Square Inch
Radar Cross Section more
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Remotely Piloted Vehicle
Unmanned Aerial Vehicle |
Salvage Fusing
1). As a last resort, it detonates in "hopes" of killing the
target.
2). Also, detonates when it detects that its destruction is eminent. |
| Fire Stream, A.K.A., Water Stream, Solid
Water Stream: |
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Industrial Strength
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Spray; Misting, Foging Nozzle; Water Droplets:
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Combination Nozzle
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Using Combination Style Nozzle
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Smooth Bore Nozzle: for Solid Water Streams
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Input diameter to output orifice is 2:1
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Monitor: a Directable Fire Fighting Water Jet
with Solid Stream Nozzle
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| Stream Straightener:
Helps to extends Nozzle's Reach before Stream break-up.
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Nozzle Reaction:
Newton's Third Law of Motion, "for every action there is an equal and
opposite reaction." This is the reason you see two or three firemen manning
one hand line.

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Continuity Equation: (Conservation of Mass)
Among other things, the Continuity Equation predicts that a stream
of water leaving a faucet will narrow as it falls--an accelerating stream
contracts. This property should aid Stream Integrity for AWCS' 135°
Downward angle.
Fig.
1
Continuity Equation states that the Mass (water) entering a pipe of
n"
diameter, is the same as the Mass exiting a pipe of m" diameter
(n" is twice as large as m"), and the velocity of the Mass is increased
by the ratio n : m, that is, in this example the velocity has doubled.
From the above: if the Mass is subject to gravity it will accelerate,
which has the same effect as if the Mass were traveling through a pipe
of decreasing diameter. see Fig. 2 |
Fig. 2 |
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