Presentation - The Convention on Cluster Munitions
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Presentation - The Convention on Cluster Munitions
CHILEAN ARMY´S FACTORIES AND ARMOURIES DEMILITARIZATION OF CLUSTER AMMUNITION CAPTAIN MANUEL ESPINOZA A. September 2013 Lusaka, Zambia Since 1811, adding value to Armed Forces FAMAE Government own company Relates to the Government through the NMD Relates to the Army through the Military Industry command Small calibre Armament Manufacturing & recovery maintenance Small calibre ammunition Manufacturing Autonomous Administration Own Patrimony Rockets & Missiles System Plant Diagnosis Certification – Useful life extension Legal Structure And Operative Capabilities ISO 9001 - 2008 Army´s armoured Vehicles Maintenance Service Ammunition De-militarization Desmilitarizado Cohetes con Cabeza de Racimo DE-MILITARIZATION PROCESS Transportation of ammunition to Demilitarization facilities Disassembling of screwed elements Disassembling of engarced elements Disasambling Charge removal Propellants Components Removal & Destruction Primary Explosives Igniters neutralization Metals classification Packing recycling Steel Woods Cooper Metallic Aluminiu m Papers Others Others Desmilitarizado Cohetes con Cabeza de Racimo FAMAE´s Technical capabilities • FAMAE has performed demilitarization of different calibres ammunition since 1979, reaching up to more than 2,500 tons of de-militarized ammunition. • To achieve such capability, the corresponding processes and machinery was developed, in accordance with each type of ammunition. • Among the demilitarization, FAMAE´s experiences incudes the support to Ecuador in 2009 for the equipment and implementation of its ammunition demilitarization center. Desmilitarizado Cohetes con Cabeza de Racimo • According to specification and range of dangerousness, each requires an specific demilitarization process. This process must be performed with safe and secure procedure in order to protect the civilian and military personnel. • FAMAE has developed clean processes minimizing environmental impact. However, in order to preserve security, some components must be destroyed through monitored detonations in controlled áreas, qualified for this purpose. After the necessary detonations the affected area is supervised and inspected to verify the no existence of unexploded ordnances “UXOs”. Desmilitarizado Cohetes con Cabeza de Racimo Demilitarization of Rockets ESPOLETA PERNO GUIA OJIVA POLIAMIDA Analysis of the ammunition configuration to establish the proper procedure CABEZA DE GUERRA (HE o RACIMO) SISTEMA DE ESTABILIZACION (CERRADO) CARGA EXPLOSIVA o SUBMUNICION CONECTOR TREN DETONANTE INICIADOR PROPELENTE FUZE - OGIVE – WARHEAD POLIAMIDE – EXPLOSIVE CHARGE EXPLOSIVE TRAIN – IGNITER – PROPELENT - CONNECTOR Desmilitarizado Cohetes con Cabeza de Racimo Design and manufacture of a workstation to disassemble a rocket Desmilitarizado Cohetes con Cabeza de Racimo Design and manufacture a workstation to burn the motor’s propellant Desmilitarizado Cohetes con Cabeza de Racimo Disassemble the warhead of a cluster ammunition Extraction of bombs from the warhead of a cluster ammunition Desmilitarizado Cohetes con Cabeza de Racimo Organizing the bombs to a controlled destruction Bomb’s destruction Desmilitarizado Cohetes con Cabeza de Racimo Verification of the detonation place to verify the no existence of UXOs The metallic elements from the destruction are sent to a foundry. Desmilitarizado Cohetes con Cabeza de Racimo Demilitarized Cluster Ammunition Cluster Ammunition Kind LAR Systems Rockets (160mm) Total Quantity Number of Batches 13 3-194 13 3-195 13 3-219 13 3-221 13 3-224 13 3-226 13 3-229 13 3-230 13 3-233 13 3-234 9 3-235 13 3-238 10 3-239 13 3-241 13 3-245 13 3-253 13 3-255 11 3-256 13 3-258 11 3-260 249 Explosive submunition type 1-92 Total Quantity of explosive submunitions Number of Batches Aditional Information 104 in each ogive No available 160mm war cluster head Rockets. Production year: 1992. Total existence was demilitarized (249 units). Total 25.896 End of Presentation Thank you very much More information: www.famae.cl