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India's 'Beijing Killer' Missile test successful.

India has no navi system, agni 5 is not using indian navm but GPS from the US.*

Ever heard of GLONASS,Indian IRNSS which is under works?

7. it is an imagined n-device, but NO a N-bomb, niether a N-warhead. the 3 have HUGE diferences

It was a Nuclear warhead without a core,you know what that is??

DRTROLL is bullshitting the CEP (several meters?). What a laugh! DRDO has a faint idea which direction it lands, but CAN NOT re-cover the missile head. In fact in India media , DRTROLL has NEVER mentioned, nor provided, ANY evidence (movie clips, or photos, or cliams, etc) of recovering ANY warhead, not today, not in the past. -- because DRITROLL have NO CLUE whatsoever about the real CEP, which they provided last time as something like a vast geo area of 150km X 200km.*

A truck load of BS there,India did even place a ship that telecasted the splashdown of warhead at sea.Do that Indicate that DRDO has no clue of where it goes?

And you are critisizing DRDO for not releasing pics of splashdown?And you think you know more about the CEP than DRDO?You do not even know much about your own Missiles...CCP does,not even release many pics of them....:lol:

A. India has no clue on H-bomb. Only US, Soviet(stole US design by spying) and China(independently developed a different design from the US) 3 countries have the knowledge. India will not be remotely near it before 2300 A.D. Any suitcase-like n-decive India pathetically hope to throw at the general direction of China will be met with dozen H-bomb warheads coming back, each with 100X explosive power with pin-point accuracy towards any building or room in India.

B. DRTROLL has no faint clue whatsoever on miniatuarision design AND production of wardheads, except on paper like all the imaginary projects they do. India will not be remotely near it in the next 200 years.

A whole lot of BS there...and you are speaking like you have Inside knowledge of Indian Nuclear program..And China made its own H Bomb while Russia copied US?Then why is China still far behind Russia in Nuclear technology?

As for us,unlike some of neighbouring states,our Nuclear scientists have displayed their capability by developing a whole range of Nuclear reactors -PHWRs upto 700 MW is developed,a 900 MW PHWR is under design.India has been in forefront of Thorium reactor technology and have developed designs for a 600 MW Advanced Thorium Breeder one.Do not forget that India is ahead of you in Fast Breeder reactors,you are still making your first experimental one while our 500 MW one is almost complete,we built our first one in 1980s.And we have thermonuclear warheads...:wave:
 
DRDO ( DRTROLL ) pay attention! The following is much more realistic and honest evaluation of Agni 5, from a Chinese in a Chinese military forum:


(Google translated, with some tiny grammar corrections by me)



" The entire series of all 5 series of Agni missile test-fired up to now do not add up to 20 times in the entire history. Any one serie of numerous Dongfeng missile tests is more than what all Agni series are combined. Agni missiles, if they were made of other countries, they can not simply suited for the purpose of production.

In fact, India's missile addressed only the issue of "have” or “have not” , the question of “good or bad”, however, is completely out of the question. The combat readiness of Agni series ( 1, 2, 3, 4, 5) is entirely symbolic. And I can responsibly say that the sophitication level of India's missiles not only can not be mentioed with China’s in one breath, they are even inferior to Pakistan , Iran, and North Korea’s.

Agni missile currently has five models, but a total of two series. i.e. Agni 1, 2 and 4 is a series, The planned Agni 6 also belongs to this series. The technical source for them is SLV3 rocket . Agni 3 and 5 is the other series. The technical source for them is PSLV launch vehicle . We can clearly see that India's missiles in general are not like other countries which belong to military-to-civilian conversion. India’s missiles are of civilian-to-military conversion. This is not surprising , since India's rocket technology is the introduction of foreign civilian missile technology, rather than develop their own technology ( either solid fueled or liquid one ) .


Civilian rockets and ballistic missiles for military purpose are different. This difference brings heavy deficiencies to Indian missiles.
Obviously, Agni 1, 2, 4 and 6 are all too long and too thin, while Agni 3 and 5 are too heavy. These are based on civilian rocket prototypes which share some common problems: for the missile , it brings low reliability, poor mobility, and poor delivering ability .




Delivering ability :
Agni missiles delivering abilities are all low, coupled with the problem that its nuclear weight is too large. For the same range missile , Agni emphasis on the heavier weight and weaker power.
For example Agni-3 , and DF 3 , Dongfeng 21A are the same 3000 km or so missiles.
Dongfeng 3 weight 64 tons , capable of delivering 3 million tons level of nuclear warheads .
Dongfeng 21 weight 16 tons , capable of delivering of 700,000 tons -class nuclear warheads.
Agni 3 weight 50 tons , India is currently the largest nuclear warheads tested equivalent 20,000 tons ( 60,000 tons is planned ) .
Keep in mind that the weight of Agni-3 is even heavier than both heavy class DF-31 and Topol M,. Of course, Agni 5 is even heavier than Agni 3 .



Mobility:
If weight is heavy, naturally the maneuvering capability is worse . Agni 3 and 5 are much heavier than the Topol M , so they need a larger TEL ( carriage , verticle , firing three vehicles ) to carry . However, only two countries in the world produce this tonnage TEL - Russia and China ( the United States does not need it) . One can see those TEL on parade in Northe Korean. India can only be jealous, envy and hateful about it. No way China and Russia will sell this kind of TEL to India, So-called" road mobile " uou listen to India media is just a joke . As for Agni 1, 2 and 4 , India’s auto production sophitication level can only make it possible for those to “walk around”for 1 lap or 2 in Indian national parade. Do not expect it though to make it really running on the road. You can compare TELs from Indian missile parades to their Chinese counterparts, you’ll notice that a lot of things are missing. Indian TEL is simply not a complete TEL.
As for so-called “rail-mobile” Agni, it is only theoretically possible. But seeing Agni 5 launch video , we understand that it is simply not a launch vehicle. It can only be called some kind of “orbital vehicles” only. lol, If that was “rail mobile”, then someone would say that China 's Long March 2F can also be called a " rail mobile” launchers. Haha




Range:
Agni range is arguably the its only bright spot. But we need to know that it’s important not only to fire up the missile , but also to fly down . This is the re-entry issue. When warheads from outer space fly back to the earthe surface , their air speed friction can generate a lot of heat. If not handled properly, missiles will burn their warheads at re-entry. Further range missiles have, more serious the re-entry problem. In general, range up to 3,000 km is a tech hurdle , up to 5,000 km another hurdle, a ridge above 8,000 km another hurdle, etc. Only 3 countries: the United States , Russia, and China have truly solved the world's intercontinental missile warhead reentry problem. France and the United Kingdom have not solved the problem on on their own merit. The US give it to them. Is there a way around this hurdle? Yes, that is the high resistance of the big blunt nose , and let the angle warhead more gradual return to some of the atmosphere , so that warheads in flight in the upper atmosphere of the time a bit longer with fuller deceleration . But the consequences are significant decline in accuracy and the difficulity to be intercepted has declined dramatically. Even so the wearheads may still be burned out. Agni- 5 reentry problem is to the same. The result is that warheads of Agni 5 were burned . Of course, this may not be a failure , perhaps the Indians have no plans to completely verify the Agni 5 reentry problem anyway.

According to reports from India , Agni 5 validated 2000 degrees tempreture reentry problem. But this temperature is the level of medium-range missiles , ICBMs can reach 10,000 degrees . Realistically speaking, India’s reentry warhead technology has not exceeded what 3,000 kilometers millsiles require. If their missiles fly 5,000 kilometers , the burned-doen “warhead” that came down to the surface is probably no more than a scrap iron block.

Of course, calling Agni 5 with a range of only 5000 km , an ICBM, is very boring. Since India's geographical location is not good, hitting the United States needs more than 10,000 km range .

Agni missile 's range is not only unrealistic , but also the potential for increased range being very limited. Agni 5 is actually Agni- 3 with a small added 3rd level , with reduced the weight of the warhead. Tthe total weight increased from 1 to 3 tons ( India provided a large deviation ) , weight increase of about 5% . This missile can fly 5,000 kilometers at best, unlike what the media said that “ it has a range of 10,000km but only claim being 5,000km in order not to make the U.S angry”. In the video of the launch of Agni-3, one can see very slow takeoff acceleration , takeoff thrust to weight ratio of about 1.4 to 1.5. Agni 5 series is even less. That is, the weight of over 50 tons of missiles , a takeoff thrust of only 70 tons, no wonder Agni 5 can not add more weight. It it did, it would have difficulity to take off.

Generally solid missile takeoff thrust-weight ratio is around 2.5 , Dongfeng 21A weighs about 16 tons , a takeoff thrust of more than 40 tons , if the weight gain of up to 20 tons, a takeoff thrust-weight ratio is a lot higher than the Agni 5 . And then DF 21A has 25% of the weight gain , easy to hit more than 8,000 km . Interestingly, there are some rumors online saying that Dongfeng 31 weighs 20 tons, with700 kg warhead and a range of 8,000 km. In fact, according to the tonnage of the Dongfeng 21 " extended range " counted out. But in fact if Dongfeng 31 than weighs 4 more tons than DF 21, no need for larger launching veicle. Dongfeng 31 weighs 40 tons, much lighter than Agni 5. It would easily deliver the same Agni 5 warhead to the twice distance.




Accuracy:
Speaking of accuracy, it’s embarrassing for the Indians. In1980’s “580 mission” to the South Pacific, China launched ICBMs with a range of over 9,000 km , draw the restricted area of about more than 50,000 square kilometers . In 2012 when India launched the Indian Ocean Agni 5 , a range of 5,000 km , it draw the restricted area of 600,000 square kilometers . 11 times larger.

The main factors affecting three errors are guidance level , the system horizontal control, and the external environment interference. In all these three areas India are problematic.

Inertial Navigation is the basis of all the navigation system . However, India is not capable of producing INS . Agni 5 laser inertial navigation is imported from Russia. But this INS is used in medium-range missile Agni 2 and Agni 3 . It is not suitable enough for the long-range missile like Agni 5.

As for System Control, let’s say precision is not Indian tradition.

Let’s talk about Interference with the external environment. As already said , the fire re-entry mode selected shape can reduce warheads and warheads heat generated by friction with the atmosphere , but the price paid is the greatly reduced accuracy. The greater the volume of warheads , the slower reentry is , the longer it flies in the atmosphere aerodynamic, the greater effects is generated random deviation. Of course, in the design and processing level the Indians are an embarrassment , which also achieved a notorious nickname of " Brownian Bomb ".(to borrow Brownian Motion term in Physics)



Reliability:
According to documented records , all five Agni series of missiles fired from the 1989 of total 17 times so far. The most test-fired Agni- 1 has 5 times only. Ballistic missiles in other countries are generally required about 20 times the test before stereotypes for production. Therefore , regardless of how much success rate of fire India has , from the angle of the number of optical tests , all five kinds of Agni missile missile can not even be stereotyped for production purpose in any other major powers. Or rather, the entire Agni series of missiles are in fact not be combat capable. India truly combat missile , Scud is similar to the earlier basic properties of India’s Earth 1 and the Earth 2 ( correct Hindi translation?) missiles with range of only 300 km level . This is why the Earth missile series, although extremely backward, are still strongly depended and empahsized by India .



Why India's missile sophistication level is even inferior to that of Pakistan, Iran and North Korea? These 3 countries have mature and reliable level of 2,000 km range ballistic missiles. Amongst these 3 countries: North Korea has the most mature technology - they started the 1st , and scored a number of Russian technology input; Pakistan has the most advanced technology – it introduced the liquid fuel missile technology from Korea, and Chinese solid fuel missile technology. Dongfeng 11 and Dongfeng 15 from China , though not advanced, are in fact points of envy in eyes of today's India. DF11 and DF15 equivalent technologies ensure Pakistan ahead of India for at least one generation in the up-to 1,000 km level of ballistic missiles. And this advantage has begun to extend to 2,000 km level . Iran also has imported missile technologies from Korea , Russia and China. Among the 3 countries, Iran has the highest level of overall industrial and technical mastery. So it is also the first of these three countries to launch satellites."

Yes,it should have been written by a Chinese,who else would post such high.quality BS?

1.Agni series have been tested much more times than whats said above,but wel,'high IQ Chinese' even think that India has no facility to produce solid fuel for its SLVs & Missiles....huh...What else to say? :omghaha:

2.The sophistication level is not even close to Pakistan,NK & Iran?What is this 'sophistication' level?

3.Planned agni VI belong to the same series as Agni II......:omghaha:...??

4.Agni III & IV are derived from PSLV?Just a baseless,BS statement.They have nothing to do with PSLV or ISRO...Who is this 'expert'??

5.It was only the first stage of Agni TD that was adopted from ISRO.And that stage underwent many changes-Including use of composites as in A-4.

6. '*This is not surprising , since India's rocket technology is the introduction of foreign civilian missile technology, rather than develop their own technology'
What sort of BS is that?India's solid rocket technology graduated from sounding rockets from late 60s to a Solid fueled SLV-3 in 1979,Foreign tech?Prove it then !

7.The adoption of SLV first stage to Agni series happenned in early 80s,that is 30 years ago.So stop making a fool out of yourself.

Agni VI is too long?Well,its dimensions are not available yet,Also our Agni IV is only as long as the MRBM of our neighbour (And your ally)
 
@Indo-guy

Mate,this guy is a joke,Look at the 'analysis' by Chinese 'expert' he posted...:omghaha:

Some points he made...

1.India's missile technology level is not as Mature as Pakistan,NK & Iran.Iran is the most 'highest level of Industrial & technological Mastery' because it launched a satellite in 2008.But India,which launched its first SLV in 1979 is far behind all three...:omghaha:

2.India does not have an INS system,and RLG is import from Russia.

The 'expert' does not know that RLG based INS & MINS were indegenously developed by DRDO at RCI,hyderabad...

3.India does not have RV technology for a 5000km range missile...:lol:

India have the technology to develop RVs & Materials required.We have even done a re entry from space,LEO,back in 2007.

4.India do not test their RV designs,they are innefficent and will burn out on reentry..

We have enough test facilities to test our RVs,including Hypersonic Windtunnels,Shock tunnels and high enthalpy plasma wind tunnels...:lol:

6.Agni V RVs were burned & Destroyed..

Is this guy a spy working in DRDO??What sort of BS is this?

7.Only China & Russia can build a complete 'TEL'....And India do not have a 'sophisticated' Auto Industry....!!!

:omghaha: :omghaha:
 
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1 thing alone, amongst numerous technological hurdles impossible for India to across within this century, renders so called "China killer" Agni 5 an typical Indian delusion.

See if Indian IQ get these:


Fact 1:

the tempreture of warhead during reentry for 10,000km ICBM is about 10,000 degrees.


Fact 2:

the tempreture of warhead during re-entry for 5,000km long-distance missile (e.g. Agni 5)is about 5,000 degrees, roughly using linear interpolation.


Fact 3:

Indian reports indicate that Agni 5 has verified India's capability to handle 2,000 degree reentry warhead.


Therefore, India's true capability of delivering a meaningful & effective warhead (i.e. wihtout being melt by high temp during reentry :lol:) is about 2,000 to 3,000km range.

Even though Agni 5 reached 5,000km, it means 0 :-)woot: India's favourate number)because its warhead, whatever it was, was melted during re-entry in outer atmersphere by >5,000 degrees tempreture.

That's why you'll NEVER see ANY photo, or video clip, or any mention AT ALL about recovering Agni 5 warhead from DRTROLL when they're lying to the big mouth Indian press. :yay:

That's why there's little reaction from Chinese language military forums on Agni 5 by Chinese military fans. Simples!

Becasue Agni 5 is meaningless in reality, with its shabby reliability, short (with unmelted warhead) range, G+HUGE CEP, and 0 knowhoe on warhead miniaturosation, etc a whole host of technological hurdles.:lol:


Speaking of accuracy, Agni 5 is an embarrassment.

Fact 1: In1980’s “580 mission” to the South Pacific, China launched ICBMs with a range of over 9,000 km , draw the restricted area of about more than 50,000 square kilometers .

Fact 2: In 2012 when India launched the Indian Ocean Agni 5 , a range of 5,000 km , it draw the restricted area of 600,000 square kilometers .


So the accuracy/CEP of 5,000km Agni 5 is an order of magnitude ( about 11 times) worse than Chinese 9,000km ICBM lanuched in 1980's. Reality Check! :omghaha:


 
I would suggest you to join SUPARCO,you have made a stunning discovery in field of Space exploration & Launch Vehicle technology,Namely Second Stage Booster Rocket:omghaha::omghaha:


Do you at least know thay a booster rocket is either the first stage or strapon?What on earth is Second stage booster?:lol: and you claim to be an aerospace expert??:omghaha:

I have made far more contribution to pdf than a shameless,pathetic troll,who posts cr@p in every Indian related thread.And I am far more Informed about Aerospace sector than a guy who cant even diffrentiate between a winged reusable launch vehicle prototype & the 'wind tunnel model of a fixed wing Aircraft'.Heck,you do not even know of the term 'Wind tunnel model'!

And I do not require your permission to stay on this forum,does the tag 'Senior Member' mean anything to you?That means I have stayed long enough & made enough contributions in pdf.

Your posts reflect your jealousy towards India's achievements & your frustration about technological backwardness of Pakistan.Your contribution to pdf is in the field of 'Baseless trolling',personal attacks & making grandiose statements like ' Pakistan rubs shoulders with the Nuclear elite of the world':omghaha:



Onnu pode,I am a 'PC George' fan now..Ellaam ariyunnavan PC George...:lol:

still on your period?
 
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Agni 5 canister ?

No , CGI by NDTV .
 


1 thing alone, amongst numerous technological hurdles impossible for India to across within this century, renders so called "China killer" Agni 5 an typical Indian delusion.

See if Indian IQ get these:


Fact 1:

the tempreture of warhead during reentry for 10,000km ICBM is about 10,000 degrees.


Fact 2:

the tempreture of warhead during re-entry for 5,000km long-distance missile (e.g. Agni 5)is about 5,000 degrees, roughly using linear interpolation.


Fact 3:

Indian reports indicate that Agni 5 has verified India's capability to handle 2,000 degree reentry warhead.


Therefore, India's true capability of delivering a meaningful & effective warhead (i.e. wihtout being melt by high temp during reentry :lol:) is about 2,000 to 3,000km range.

Even though Agni 5 reached 5,000km, it means 0 :-)woot: India's favourate number)because its warhead, whatever it was, was melted during re-entry in outer atmersphere by >5,000 degrees tempreture.

That's why you'll NEVER see ANY photo, or video clip, or any mention AT ALL about recovering Agni 5 warhead from DRTROLL when they're lying to the big mouth Indian press. :yay:

That's why there's little reaction from Chinese language military forums on Agni 5 by Chinese military fans. Simples!

Becasue Agni 5 is meaningless in reality, with its shabby reliability, short (with unmelted warhead) range, G+HUGE CEP, and 0 knowhoe on warhead miniaturosation, etc a whole host of technological hurdles.:lol:


Speaking of accuracy, Agni 5 is an embarrassment.

Fact 1: In1980’s “580 mission” to the South Pacific, China launched ICBMs with a range of over 9,000 km , draw the restricted area of about more than 50,000 square kilometers .

Fact 2: In 2012 when India launched the Indian Ocean Agni 5 , a range of 5,000 km , it draw the restricted area of 600,000 square kilometers .


So the accuracy/CEP of 5,000km Agni 5 is an order of magnitude ( about 11 times) worse than Chinese 9,000km ICBM lanuched in 1980's. Reality Check! :omghaha:



Well I guess the warhead arrival was documented:

Three hours after the sun rose out of the lake-calm Bay of Bengal, another ball of fire, the Agni-5 Intermediate Range Ballistic Missile (IRBM), roared into the sky on Sunday morning.

Twenty minutes later, the warhead — a real atomic bomb in every respect except for a nuclear core — splashed down, almost 5,000 km away in the southern Indian Ocean. Two Indian ships were stationed there to capture the explosion, the footage relayed in real time to the Mission Control Centre here.

Surrounded by a wildly cheering throng of normally staid scientists and engineers from the Defence R&D Organisation, the DRDO chief, Avinash Chander, declared victory. “This (second launch of the Agni-5) is a perfect and complete success, meeting all our mission objectives. We have got the data right up to impact, including the terminal event,” he said.

Hurdles
This eventually successful mission saw plenty of unforeseen drama, which had seemed a mere theoretical possibility when the day began, with the DRDO’s leadership praying for success at a small temple on this island, about 150 km from Bhubaneswar, off the state’s coastline. After that scientific nod to the need for divine support, a simulated political order for a nuclear strike was received, from New Delhi. Vice Admiral S P S Cheema, who heads the Strategic Forces Command (SFC), keyed in the appropriate launch codes and preparations began. Then, a fault was discovered in the telemetry systems of one of the ships positioned along the flight path, which meant data might not be gathered for part of the missile’s flight. Drawing on their experience of tens of missile launches, the DRDO team decided to go ahead. The missing data, said Chander later, would be captured at various other telemetry stations.

The countdown began but was halted just 14 seconds from launch, when one of the missile components signalled a malfunction. By now, storm clouds were gathering over the island, the weather another concern. Mission Control quickly determined it was a false alarm and, amid knife-edge tension, the countdown began again. As the rocket engines burst into life and Agni-5 smoothly lifted off the launch pad, a roar went up from the packed gathering. After that, it was a textbook mission all the way.

Success
After 90 seconds, the giant 40-tonne first stage dropped away, having propelled Agni-5 to an altitude of about 36 km. About 75 seconds later, the 10-tonne stage-2 rocket was jettisoned, having propelled the missile up to 110 km. Four minutes after launch, with Agni-5 now 220 km above the earth, the 2.5-tonne stage-3 rocket fell away. By now, the 19 metre-high, 50-tonne missile that had blasted off from here was a mere 1.2-tonne projectile, hurtling through space at almost six km a second. Inside this was a simulated nuclear warhead and the navigation package that would guide it precisely to the impact point.

Re-entering the atmosphere about 80 kms above the earth, the missile encountered its final test, to maintain the temperature inside the projectile at a balmy 40 degrees Celsius, even as atmospheric friction heated the carbon composite outer casing to 2,500-3,000 degrees. Agni-5 passed that test, too; the warhead’s arrival at the target was evident from the explosion visible on the live feed from the ship in the target area.


Source: http://www.******************/forum...gni-v-ballistic-missile-16.html#ixzz2f9bedZJX
 
" Re-entering the atmosphere about 80 kms above the earth, the missile encountered its final test, to maintain the temperature inside the projectile at a balmy 40 degrees Celsius, even as atmospheric friction heated the carbon composite outer casing to 2,500-3,000 degrees. Agni-5 passed that test, too; the warhead’s arrival at the target was evident from the explosion visible on the live feed from the ship in the target area."




1. It's well known that the 3rd stage composite material of Agni 5 to stand 2,000 to 3,000 degree temp was bought from Russia. But never mind here.

2. "explosion" can well be from a splash of water (can be huge due to high mach speed).

Normal tests, particularly this kind of early stage missile trials, don't test "explosion". They will use imaginary warheads for recovering data recorded inside. Show me the warhead?
 
" Re-entering the atmosphere about 80 kms above the earth, the missile encountered its final test, to maintain the temperature inside the projectile at a balmy 40 degrees Celsius, even as atmospheric friction heated the carbon composite outer casing to 2,500-3,000 degrees. Agni-5 passed that test, too; the warhead’s arrival at the target was evident from the explosion visible on the live feed from the ship in the target area."




1. It's well known that the 3rd stage composite material of Agni 5 to stand 2,000 to 3,000 degree temp was bought from Russia. But never mind here.

2. "explosion" can well be from a splash of water (can be huge due to high mach speed).

Normal tests, particularly this kind of early stage missile trials, don't test "explosion". They will use imaginary warheads for recovering data recorded inside. Show me the warhead?

Well! I m no expert in these matters. Let the Indian experts reply.
 
" Re-entering the atmosphere about 80 kms above the earth, the missile encountered its final test, to maintain the temperature inside the projectile at a balmy 40 degrees Celsius, even as atmospheric friction heated the carbon composite outer casing to 2,500-3,000 degrees. Agni-5 passed that test, too; the warhead’s arrival at the target was evident from the explosion visible on the live feed from the ship in the target area."




1. It's well known that the 3rd stage composite material of Agni 5 to stand 2,000 to 3,000 degree temp was bought from Russia. But never mind here.

2. "explosion" can well be from a splash of water (can be huge due to high mach speed).

Normal tests, particularly this kind of early stage missile trials, don't test "explosion". They will use imaginary warheads for recovering data recorded inside. Show me the warhead?

1.Who gave this info to you?Or its just an other BS claim like 'India have no companies that can produce Solid fuel for Missiles'?
2.It was a Nuclearwarhead without a Nuclear core

Even Agni III RV can withstand 6000 degree celsius during Re entry.

This is about Agni III

Agni III—an intermediate-range ballistic missile—was developed by India as the successor to Agni-II.[6] Designed by the Indian government's Defence Research and Development Organisation, Agni III is a two-stage ballistic missile that is capable of nuclear weapons delivery. It was designed and developed by the Advanced Systems Laboratory (ASL),[citation needed] a unit of DRDO, which was formed in September 2001 with its main objective being the development of large-sized rocket motors. ASL developed the propulsion plant for solid-fuel motors, including the infrastructure for propellant casting.

The Agni-III has two stages with an overall diameter of 2.0 m. The first stage mass is about 32 tonnes and 7.7 m long, the second stage mass is about 10 tonnes and 3.3 m long. The missile is likely to support a wide range of warhead configurations, with a 4,500 km range and a total payload weight of 2490 kg.[6]

The stubby two-stage solid fuel missile is compact and small enough for easy mobility and flexible deployment on various surface/sub-surface platforms.[12]
The missile is equipped with sophisticated navigation, guidance and control systems along with advanced on-board computer systems. The electronic systems are hardened for higher vibration, thermal and acoustic effects. A high performance indigenous ring laser gyro-based navigation system was flight-tested for the first time during the Agni-III trial on 7 Feb 2010.[13]
Propulsion

The Agni-III features two solid fuelled stages and with overall diameter of 2.0 meters. This diameter is compatible with a recently tested Indian sub-surface launch system, which has a 2.3 meter diameter launch tube aperture.
First stage booster

The first stage booster is made of advanced carbon composite materials to provide high payload fraction (mass fraction). It weighs about 32 tonnes, is 7.7 meters long and diameter of 2 metres.
Second stage[edit source*

The second stage made of maraging steel weighing about 11 tonnes and a length of 3.3 metres. The second stage has flex nozzles, to provide necessary flight trajectory control.
Maneuvering re-entry vehicle: Agni RV-Mk.4

Agni-III supports a wide range of weapons, with total payload weight ranging from ~600 kg to 1,800 kg including decoys and other ABM countermeasures. Instead of conventional bus architecture, the RV (Re-Entry Vehicle) is self-contained with velocity correction package, navigation and re-entry control systems.
The lighter and tougher RV body has an all-carbon composite re-entry heat shield with multi-directional carbon re-entry nose tip and control surfaces. The new lightweight composites can withstand temperatures of up to 6000 degrees Celsius, and are capable of greater re-entry velocity.
 
@ Indianpatriot1

I posted a long post (see above). that's the only meaningful post in Chinese military forums on this agni 5 launch. You don't need to be an expert to see the logic within. It makes a lot of sense.

Agni 5 is just another "India superpower by 2010" type of hoax, propagated by DRDO aim to suck as much funding as possible to enrich themselves. no one in chinese forum takes it seriously. none of UNSC member( US China Russia UK, France) takes it seriously.

1.Did your mother gave that Info to your sister?...

clear your dirty low iq mouth before address the issue! :angry: post reported!
 
@ Indianpatriot1

I posted a long post (see above). that's the only meaningful post in Chinese military forums on this agni 5 launch. You don't need to be an expert to see the logic within. It makes a lot of sense.

Agni 5 is just another "India superpower by 2010" type of hoax, propagated by DRDO aim to suck as much funding as possible to enrich themselves. no one in chinese forum takes it seriously. none of UNSC member( US China Russia UK, France) takes it seriously.



clear your dirty low iq mouth before address the issue! :angry: post reported!

:lol:
Low IQ mouth?

Look genius,that 'analysis' piece of cr@p is nothing else but the whining of some Chinese member in some Chinese forum,and has no value and have made many mistakes and many conclusions,at which most sane members here would laugh at.

Here is my question,do you have any proof to say that Carbon Composites for RVs were not made in India?
Again,didnt you state that 'no company in India can produce solid fuel for our Missiles?
 
DRTROLL are lying to the low iq , big mouth India media:

there are many many contradictions...

DRTROLL bragged to the Indian media that Agni 5 has verified india's capability to withstand 2000 degrees reentry warhead.

But 2,000 degrees only correspond to 2,000-3,000km meaningful warhead delivery.

India does'n't have composite meterial to go beyond 2 or 3,000 degrees. 3 countries have: US China Russia. Possiblely also Japan. India can buy a tiny amount for trial from Russia, though, and it seems that it did just that. But not for production purpose.

DRTROLL's wild statement contradicts its fairytale story that "... even as atmospheric friction heated the carbon composite outer casing to 2,500-3,000 degrees. Agni-5 passed that test, too; the warhead’s arrival at the target was evident from the explosion visible on the live feed from the ship in the target area."

How the hell 5,000km Agni 5 only has 2,500-3,000 degrees, while much shorter range Agni 3 already has "6,000 degrees"?

etc etc

Complete bunkers!
 
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Low IQ mouth?

Look genius,that 'analysis' piece of cr@p is nothing else but the whining of some Chinese member in some Chinese forum,and has no value and have made many mistakes and many conclusions,at which most sane members here would laugh at.

Here is my question,do you have any proof to say that Carbon Composites for RVs were not made in India?
Again,didnt you state that 'no company in India can produce solid fuel for our Missiles?

That Jacka$$ knows nothing. He doesn't know that even Agni-3's RV can withstand temp upto 6000 C let alone Agni-5's RV. He is just a loser, frustrated with Agni-5 launch.
 
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