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First batch of Chinese-made large aircraft engine researchers start work
16:02, May 07, 2010
The first batch of 73 researchers has joined the China-made large aircraft engine business in the aviation industry, AVIC Commercial Aircraft Engine Co., Ltd. announced on May 6, 2010.
They will participate in a large aircraft engine project, and this shows that the large aircraft engine research and development team is now taking shape.
Researchers come from various disciplines such as aerospace propulsion, power machinery, aircraft engine monitoring and control, materials, thermal engineering, engineering thermal physics and fluid dynamics.
As of now, AVIC Commercial Aircraft Engine Company (ACAE) has signed employment contracts with more than 160 graduates with master's degree, or doctoral degrees. In addition to the first 73 employees, the rest will start work in July.
It is noteworthy that, with the establishment of China-made large aircraft engine assembly test base and research base in Shanghai, AVIC /ACAE has almost completed its infrastructure layout. Early last month, AVIC /ACAE announced that it will search for suppliers around the world. It is learned that the company has started study of domestic suppliers and in the future will also start the tour looking for international suppliers.
Under the previous plan, Chinese-made large aircraft C919 will take its first flight in 2014, and be delivered in 2016.
By People's Daily Online
16:02, May 07, 2010
The first batch of 73 researchers has joined the China-made large aircraft engine business in the aviation industry, AVIC Commercial Aircraft Engine Co., Ltd. announced on May 6, 2010.
They will participate in a large aircraft engine project, and this shows that the large aircraft engine research and development team is now taking shape.
Researchers come from various disciplines such as aerospace propulsion, power machinery, aircraft engine monitoring and control, materials, thermal engineering, engineering thermal physics and fluid dynamics.
As of now, AVIC Commercial Aircraft Engine Company (ACAE) has signed employment contracts with more than 160 graduates with master's degree, or doctoral degrees. In addition to the first 73 employees, the rest will start work in July.
It is noteworthy that, with the establishment of China-made large aircraft engine assembly test base and research base in Shanghai, AVIC /ACAE has almost completed its infrastructure layout. Early last month, AVIC /ACAE announced that it will search for suppliers around the world. It is learned that the company has started study of domestic suppliers and in the future will also start the tour looking for international suppliers.
Under the previous plan, Chinese-made large aircraft C919 will take its first flight in 2014, and be delivered in 2016.
By People's Daily Online
