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yarrr, phr se ek test ab bas bhi kardo nvm.
Congratulations india.
Congratulations india.
Agni V canister and mobile launch vehicle TCT 5 tested successfully
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You always jump in failure threads so from now on i will mention you on successful threads
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post reported for trolling .
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don't derail d thread topic.
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we didnt have economy like pakistan to do this test loooooooooooong time ago when pakistan had this tech.
another bit of information I came across
Agni V canister is designed to withstand dynamic load of 350-400 tons .
VRD / CARS – 2008 / 11Dt: 30-Jun-08 For "Estimation of Ground Sinking Due to 400 t Dynamic Load Transfer Through Canister for A5 TCT Vehicle" (Contract VRDE- 5, Metallic Canister)
..:: Institute of Defence Scientists and Technologists IDST ::..
Agni V canister is designed to withstand dynamic load of 350-400 tons .
VRD / CARS – 2008 / 11Dt: 30-Jun-08 For "Estimation of Ground Sinking Due to 400 t Dynamic Load Transfer Through Canister for A5 TCT Vehicle" (Contract VRDE- 5, Metallic Canister)
..:: Institute of Defence Scientists and Technologists IDST ::..
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test pe test
test pe test
test pe test.......................judge saab
abe kuch sharam to kar le.
jhoot bol bol ke sharam nai aati??
test pe test
test pe test.......................judge saab
abe kuch sharam to kar le.
jhoot bol bol ke sharam nai aati??
Canisterised Agni V ready for test
DRDO successfully carried out a “Missile Ejection Test” (MET) using a dummy missile weighing 50 tons. Following the breakthrough, Agni-V would be launched from a canister by end of 2014 .
The MET validated critical newly developed technologies such as launcher-canister interface and effective sealing between the missile and gas generator. The missile exited the canister at the correct velocity and the inter-facing instruments, electronics and sensors worked perfectly. As the missile cleared the canister by 15m, the sensors accurately signaled first stage ignition to the missile computer.
Placing the missile in a hermetically sealed canister facilitates long term storage (10 years) without any maintenance. DRDO has committed to make canister launch a feature of all its new land based strategic missiles, starting with Agni-V.
DRDO has designed a canister that can eject the 50-tonne missile 50 m in the air and fire the first stage. The missile canister is made of maraging steel allowing it to withstand the 300-t to 400-t shock generated when the 50-ton missile is ejected out.
ASL director of, Dr V G Sekharan, told Business Standard, "The gas pushes the Agni-V out, like a bullet from the barrel of a gun. In less than half a second, the 50-tonne missile clears the canister by 15-m, and that is when the rocket motor can safely ignite. In 30 seconds, the Agni-V breaks the sound barrier and, in 90 seconds, it has left the atmosphere."
The canister could be carried on railcars or on a road-mobile truck. Carrying the missile on a road-mobile launcher gives more flexibility as it can be launched from any patch of level ground. The Agni-5 is tailored for road-mobility. The mobile launcher for Agni-V is being produced by the private industry.
Canister technology was initially developed for the naval variant of Brahmos missile. The technology was completely mastered during the development of the K-15 / Shourya missiles. However, canister launch technology doesn't scale well.. In order to develop a 50-t missile canister launch capability, the DRDO had set up a facility for MET at Shamirpet near Hyderabad.
DRDO successfully carried out a “Missile Ejection Test” (MET) using a dummy missile weighing 50 tons. Following the breakthrough, Agni-V would be launched from a canister by end of 2014 .
The MET validated critical newly developed technologies such as launcher-canister interface and effective sealing between the missile and gas generator. The missile exited the canister at the correct velocity and the inter-facing instruments, electronics and sensors worked perfectly. As the missile cleared the canister by 15m, the sensors accurately signaled first stage ignition to the missile computer.
Placing the missile in a hermetically sealed canister facilitates long term storage (10 years) without any maintenance. DRDO has committed to make canister launch a feature of all its new land based strategic missiles, starting with Agni-V.
DRDO has designed a canister that can eject the 50-tonne missile 50 m in the air and fire the first stage. The missile canister is made of maraging steel allowing it to withstand the 300-t to 400-t shock generated when the 50-ton missile is ejected out.
ASL director of, Dr V G Sekharan, told Business Standard, "The gas pushes the Agni-V out, like a bullet from the barrel of a gun. In less than half a second, the 50-tonne missile clears the canister by 15-m, and that is when the rocket motor can safely ignite. In 30 seconds, the Agni-V breaks the sound barrier and, in 90 seconds, it has left the atmosphere."
The canister could be carried on railcars or on a road-mobile truck. Carrying the missile on a road-mobile launcher gives more flexibility as it can be launched from any patch of level ground. The Agni-5 is tailored for road-mobility. The mobile launcher for Agni-V is being produced by the private industry.
Canister technology was initially developed for the naval variant of Brahmos missile. The technology was completely mastered during the development of the K-15 / Shourya missiles. However, canister launch technology doesn't scale well.. In order to develop a 50-t missile canister launch capability, the DRDO had set up a facility for MET at Shamirpet near Hyderabad.
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That's the idea so no one asks questions!!Fcking hell, itni shuddh hindi me kyun publish kiya ye article. Can't understand half of it
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You dream a lot Dude.. No harm doing so.. But keep away from posting in here..
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