Yawn.... the flaws of arjun mk 1 are all over the internet n even posted on very informative threads here on PDF... not to forget "developed by our own" myth..debunked...(even in this thread)..
And you are watching many flaws getting rectified with,mk2 variant,and it would continue.
And 'debunked'?by whom? he-man guy??
mao.. everything is under development in india .. a finished product? asking too much... too soon....Considering you are a JV partner of Yakhont.. oops i mean brahmos.. shouldnt be tht tough?
Here you go,R & D takes time,but it pays off in long term-For example the turbofan,engine for Nirbhay was developed by HAL,making use of experience of designing engines like HJE 2500 in 60s and PTAE 7 in 90s(And what an irony,I am explaining this to a guy who thinks that Pakistan made a miniature turbofan for a CM with no prior experience in gas turbines)
Finished project?Check out Agni IV & V,Shaurya,Prahar,Akash,ATV and many more.
And you are making fun,of Indian Ramjet powered LRCM?Can Pakistan make one?
And Yakhont and Brahmos are not same,I ve seen,many Indian,members answering this ridiculous claim of yours a million times here.
ol.. sure man... whatever u say.. also detecting a ballistic missile with a little quasi trajectory isnt tht difficult n there is no source of it having a range of 1000km (except ur blogs... not to forget the massive help u got from Russia..)..
P.S: Here is the range mentioned in the article u posted:
And here he goes,showing his ignorance once again-a missile with,'little quasi ballistic tranectory'.?
Oh yes I admit,it would only go 750 km for a 1 tonne payload or 180 kg payload,happy now??
Do you even know what RVs are used on Shaurya?
And again claims of 'russian help?' In which area of missile technology,Mr Genius?
Learn to read properly-ultra large forging not 'heavy forging'
See this link-
And Chasma reactor vessel was supplied by China First Heavy Industries you know that?
Still under development,we wont see an actual launch even this decade.
And you are critisizing gslv and indian ramjet powered LRCMs??When your country is yet to launch a satellite on its own?
Typical "GSLV" ..
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Yes I read it,last link says China would expedite delivery of 6 more 300 MW ones like two in Chasma.(dawn one)
And there are no indigenous 150 MW,reactor,if you meant the one 137 MW one at Karachi,its a CANDU.
Khushab?50 MW research reactor?
2nd link doesnt have any info on 'Indigenous designed reactors'.
So please,tell me what kind of reactors are these PWR?PHWR,BWR?
How much power do they produce?
And they should have a designation,like American say AP 1000,Russians say WVER 1000,Indian say PHWR 700...and like?
Pakistan has decided to embark on the indigenous manufacture of 300-megawatt commercial nuclear power plants to meet growing energy needs, reliable official sources have said.
They said Pakistan decided to go for indigenous manufacture of commercial nuclear power plants because of the poor response of the United States and the Nuclear Supplier Group to requests for help in the civilian nuclear energy program on the pattern of the 2004 India-U.S. nuclear deal.
"We have taken many steps and more are on the anvil to start indigenous manufacture of 300-MW pressurized water reactor," the sources said.
They pointed out that an Engineering and Design Organization has been set up to design and develop a standard for indigenous nuclear power plants and privatization of the Chinese-aided Heavy Mechanical Complex, or HMC, was reversed by the government when it was pointed out that Pakistan was capable of manufacturing components for nuclear power plants.
HMC can manufacture several key components of thermal power plants which could also be used in the nuclear power plants and Pakistan has also set up HMC-3 exclusively to contribute in the indigenous nuclear power plants.
Official sources pointed out that Pakistan's "Energy Security Plan" envisaged 8,500 MW of nuclear energy by 2030, which would require setting up 22 nuclear power plants of 300-mw capacity if the target is to be met.
Sites for eight nuclear power plants have already been selected," the official said and indicated that a consortium of private and public industrial units would be set up to undertake manufacture of the nuclear power plants.
Pakistan has set up a 300-MW nuclear power plant at Chashma (Chashnupp-1) in the Mianwali district in southern Punjab with Chinese assistance and a second plant is under construction at the same site.
[Although Chashnupp-1 and 2 were turnkey contracts, Pakistan contributed up to 70 percent of their components
"No country can manufacture a nuclear power plant 100 percent all by itself. We cannot produce reactor shells, several pumps and the pressure vessels for which we will have to develop additional capacity or enter into a licensing agreement," an official said.
Check out the bolded part-Thank uou for proving my point about Ultra large forging and other infra.
India does make these components-Reactor vessels and pumps but do not claim it made '80% of components'.
Indigenously made,like how rafale would be made by HAL[/url]
he does even know what is forging ,,
