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we can do some stealth on thunder bt on j10b the canards create a huge prob but nothing some good thinking can fix
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There has been no such structural work (except vertical fins) done on the Silent Eagle as suggested by you; all they have done is they added modified CFTs that could carry the internal weapons plus RAM coating. Keeping the model of Silent Eagle in mind, and IF JF-17 could be installed with the CFTs, it would not be very difficult or prohibitively costly to conceal two MRAAMs if not more in the modified CFTs. Now Pakistan can not do any such modifications but China could.It won't be easy or cheap, first off and for most an internal weapons bay will need to be added which will require extensive work. On top of that the nose, intakes and vertical stabs will need to be redesigned. To top that off it will need a coat of RAM and a new canopy, when everything is said and done it will be a new aircraft.
If we are talking about possessing technology, than, No, that is not true; we are talking about F-15 not F-22. If we are talking about a knowledge base, than yes, we cant even design piston engine from scratch let alone 5th generation avionics.hmmm it means we even don't have 40 years old technology.
But for a fighter aircraft, corner reflectors anywhere on the body is a no-no. That mean the aircraft should be redesigned to have two canted vertical stabs, like how the F-15 Silent Eagle with its two canted vertical stabs. That mean no pylons for any external stores. Even two edges that meet to form a corner should be eliminated if possible. So until this is done, any talk of covering up weapons are quite useless.A corner reflector is a retroreflector consisting of three mutually perpendicular, intersecting flat surfaces, which reflects electromagnetic waves back towards the source. The three intersecting surfaces often have square shapes. This is also known as a corner cube.
Such devices are often used as radar targets or markers and are often employed on ships and, especially, lifeboats. These normally consist of three conducting metallic surfaces or screens perpendicular to one another.
A good all-purpose aircraft, similar to the F-16.Gambit what do you think about J10.
Even the tailless B-2 need yaw axis control...And is it possible to eliminate the stab altogether and let the FBW handle aerodynamics issue without a major redesign.
A good all-purpose aircraft, similar to the F-16.
Even the tailless B-2 need yaw axis control...
If you examine the surfaces near the B-2's wingtips, you will see how the upper and lower flight control surfaces are split. That is how a tailless aircraft maintain yaw axis stability. They are not deflected equally and their deflections constantly changes by the flight control computer system (FLCS). The algorithms are different from a vertical stab. The B-2 can turn without or with minimal roll axis movement by creating asymmetric drag between wingtips by splitting one pair wider than the other, if you can imagine it.
The proper question is: Which structure is the greatest contributor to an aircraft's RCS? The answer is the vertical stab. Other than the wing/body unity, of course. You must keep in mind that very seldom will an aircraft be illuminated strictly from the front and even when it is illuminated directly from front, it will not remain in that position, or in that aspect angle to the illuminating radar, for long. Then as the aircraft changes its spatial position its aspect angle to the illuminating radar will change and it will present that large corner reflector to that radar.1.Yes i understand.But what i am trying to ask that if we remove the canards of J10 will it be better suited for Stealthy Modification than JF-17.I mean which aerodynamic structure is more easy to be made stealth.
Canards are there for a reason: Aerodynamic exploitation. Remove them and you must have something to replace the loss of a certain degree of aerodynamic exploitation. You can make the remaining flight control surfaces larger with greater degree of movement. You can introduce thrust vectoring. No matter what, there is no way for anyone to say with absolute certainty that you will achieve worthwhile RCS reduction unless you have something like this...2.I think i understand what you are trying to say but wouldn't it require a very major design change?
And instead of Eliminating stabs what do you think about this?
minus canards.