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Duhhh. Isn't this a no brainer? China DEFINETLY needs thrust to weight ratio 25 Kaveri superengine! It uses the highest quality single crystal superalloys on the planet, incorporates super-materials, has 4D thrust vectoring, and produces over 300 kN of thrust. I'm sure that AVIC is willing to pay anything for this super-weapon. After that, the Chinese will attempt to reverse engineer the Kaveri ... only to fail miserably as their previous efforts have shown. You can bet that in the future, even Pratt and Whitney will be beginning for India's assistance in this field. All hail Modi and Indian technologically supremacy
http://www.miit.gov.cn/n1146290/n1146402/n1146455/c6178455/content.html
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Large passenger engine first successful ignition machine verification
Date of release: 2018-05-18
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baidu translation:
Recently, large passenger demonstrator engine independently developed in China (CJ-1000AX) made the first successful ignition in Shanghai, the core speed up to 6600rpm.
Aero Engine Corporation of China is responsible for the development of CJ-1000AX, last December 2017 the company completed the first engine assembly; by overcoming many difficulties in the first new engine on connection debugging, in March 30th at the Shanghai final assembly testing bench has finished all commissioning debugging. In April 3rd testing evaluation passed; after implementing the various representative expert opinions and suggestions, the first time ignition succeeded recently, preliminaryly validated of the various components and related functions of the engine system, the follow-up will be carried out preliminary performance tests.
@cirr, I've read rumours that the CJ-1000AX contains some European parts, what do you make of that?China's self-developed plane engine completes test run
2018-05-21 02:26 Xinhua Editor: Wang Fan
China's self-developed demonstrator aircraft engine CJ-1000AX has completed a successful test run in Shanghai, the engine maker said Sunday.
AECC Commercial Aircraft Engine Co. Ltd. (ACAE) designed CJ-1000AX for China's homemade large C919 passenger jet, developed to rival global leading airliners such as Airbus A320 and Boeing B737.
The engine reached a rotational speed of up to 6,600 revolutions per minute in the test run, ACAE said.
The company inked a deal with Commercial Aircraft Corporation of China, the maker of the C919 jetliner, on developing its engine system in December 2016, and completed assembling CJ-1000AX in December, 2017.
ACAE has more than 110 global and domestic partners in commercial aircraft engine industry.
http://www.ecns.cn/2018/05-21/303233.shtml
Could you elaborate which parts? I’ve never heard that the CJ-1000 engine ever contained European parts ... it was only the C-919 which contained European parts. The rumors sound highly unlikely ...@cirr, I've read rumours that the CJ-1000AX contains some European parts, what do you make of that?
I don't recall exactly where I heard that, I'm afraid. The context was a comparison between CJ-1000 and SF-A (the civilian WS-20, I think). It was noted that CJ-1000 was a more fuel-efficient design but that it couldn't be used for military aircraft because some parts were European. I don't know if that's true or, if so, what parts come from Europe, but it raises a good point - why not use the CJ-1000 on the Y-20 and extend its range?Could you elaborate which parts? I’ve never heard that the CJ-1000 engine ever contained European parts ... it was only the C-919 which contained European parts. The rumors sound highly unlikely ...
WS20 and CJ-1000 is different. One is domestic military engine another is for civilian purpose.I don't recall exactly where I heard that, I'm afraid. The context was a comparison between CJ-1000 and SF-A (the civilian WS-20, I think). It was noted that CJ-1000 was a more fuel-efficient design but that it couldn't be used for military aircraft because some parts were European. I don't know if that's true or, if so, what parts come from Europe, but it raises a good point - why not use the CJ-1000 on the Y-20 and extend its range?
SF-A is allegedly a civilian version of the WS-15 core ... although it has never been confirmed. But I highly doubt China needs European parts or European countries would ever sell engine parts, which could be dual use. The WS-20 and CJ-1000 are completely different designs ... one uses the WS-10 core while the other is a clean sheet design.I don't recall exactly where I heard that, I'm afraid. The context was a comparison between CJ-1000 and SF-A (the civilian WS-20, I think). It was noted that CJ-1000 was a more fuel-efficient design but that it couldn't be used for military aircraft because some parts were European. I don't know if that's true or, if so, what parts come from Europe, but it raises a good point - why not use the CJ-1000 on the Y-20 and extend its range?
Is the flame color determined by the engine or the fuel it uses?I find it strange that the Su-30MKK using AL-31F produces a blue flame afterburner.
Ukrainian Su-27 using AL-31F produces an orange flame.
The Su-30MK '502' prototype using AL-31F produces an orange flame.
The Su-34 using AL-31FM1 produces a blue flame, but there is no evidence that AL-31FM1 was ever sold to China.
AL-31FN cannot be used by the Flanker.
AL-31FP was never sold to China.
Does anyone have some EARLY pictures of the Su-30MKK so we can verify the afterburner flame color?
I think it's about the fuel/air mixture. A more efficient mixture (with the afterburner fuel combusted completely) will burn blue, while a less efficient mixture (more fuel than air) will result in an incomplete combustion and soot, which will burn orange.Is the flame color determined by the engine or the fuel it uses?