Two-stage water rocket capable of being separated by air friction
A second-level water and rocket technology, applied in educational appliances, instruments, teaching models, etc., can solve the problems of insufficient power utilization of the first-level rocket body, affecting the launch height, safety and controllability defects, etc. Controllability and safety, easy operation, simple structure effect
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[0023] refer to figure 1 , a secondary water rocket that utilizes air resistance to separate, consisting of a primary rocket body 6, a secondary rocket body 2, a secondary fairing 1 that is arranged on the secondary rocket body 2, a primary umbrella compartment 4, and a The separation control wing 17 at the bottom of the first-stage rocket body 6 and the separation controller 5 connecting the first-stage rocket body 6 and the second-stage rocket body 2 are composed of two pressure-resistant soda bottles. The connecting pipe 3 is connected, and the separation control wing 17 is a pair of labor-saving levers. The lever is connected with the hanging code 20 on the separation controller 5 through a steel wire rope 18, and one end of the separation control wing 17 is connected with the steel wire fixed on the first-stage arrow body 6. Circle 19 buckles, and rotates around it, is respectively provided with parachute in secondary fairing 1 and primary umbrella storehouse 4.
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