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KZU-2

Content

  • 1 Design
  • 2 Performance characteristics
  • 3 Efficiency
  • 4 Literature
  • 5 Links

KZU-2 (from K umulative Charger U long, sample No. 2 ) is a Soviet engineering cumulative ammunition designed to interrupt elements of reinforced concrete, metal, brick, stone and other structures in any weather conditions, including under water. Unlike concentrated charges, the result of the explosion is an elongated gap, not a hole.

Design

It consists of a duralumin case, an explosive charge (TG-40 alloy), removable magnets for mounting on metal objects, an intermediate detonator in a separate case, and a foam insert. The explosive charge has a semi-cylindrical cumulative cavity with steel lining. It is painted in light gray (ball) color. It is marked in the standard way: on the side wall is the charge code, the code for the equipment, the batch number, the year of manufacture, the code for the explosive.

Performance Specifications

Charge weight, kg - 0.9
Explosive mass, kg - 0.32
Type of explosive - TG-40.
Overall dimensions, cm - 15 × 10.5 × 8.5
Means of initiation: electric detonator type EDP, incendiary tube type ZTP, timer fuses VZD-6ch, VZD-144, VZD-144ch (all three with fuse MD-5M), detonating device ДУ.

Efficiency

EfficiencyThe depth of the gap, cmSlit length and width, cm
Steel3.611.0 × 0.5
Steel sheet package3.011.0 × 0.4
Reinforced concrete30,012.0 × 0.8

Literature

  • Engineering ammunition. Guidance on material and application. - Moscow: Military Publishing House of the Ministry of Defense of the USSR, 1976. - T. 2. - 184 p.

Links

  • The article "Subversive charges and means of detonation of the Soviet (Russian) Army" on the site www.saper.etel.ru
  • Cumulative charge KZU-2 on the developer's site
Source - https://ru.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=KZU-2&oldid=99486826


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