10:53 Apr 4, 2015 |
Serbo-Croat to English translations [PRO] Tech/Engineering - Military / Defense | |||||||
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4 | lot number / production run [at assembling the ammunition] |
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laboračna serija lot number / production run [at assembling the ammunition] Explanation: more accurately "ammunition assembly lot number" but within a given context "lot number" would often be more than enough. Pojam delaboracije - Delaboracija municije je pojam kojim se obuhvataju radnje rastavljanja raznih vrsta municije (metaka, bombi, mina) na sastavne elemente i odstranjivanje baruta, eksploziva i drugih materija iz elemenata i delova metka. Ona je suprotna pojmu laboracije municije kojim se podrazumeva proces punjenja elemenata metka eksplozivom, barutom i drugim materijama i sastavljanje (kompletiranje) tih elemenata u jednu celinu. that would be the equivalent of a "production run", the point being that all bullets have the same amount of explosive, so they have all the have a predictable trajectory, and also if there a problem with the whole lot, it can be traced. There may some more specific term when it comes to assembling ammunition. Quality Control Most manufacturers shoot thousands of their own cartridges as part of their quality control programs and processes. The accuracy, pressure, reliability, velocity, and consistency are all recorded. The weapons used for this are specially made, highly accurate, and equipped with data-gathering electronics. Each production run of a particular cartridge is given a "lot code". This number, printed on the ammunition box, allows ammunition to be inventoried and traced. Should a particular lot show problems in the field, that group can be recalled and replaced using the lot code system. http://www.madehow.com/Volume-2/Ammunition.html |
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