Zhuhai Airshow 13th Edition - September 28, 2021 to 3rd October, 2021
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Intakes seems the wrong size and therefore this seems like a “generic stealth” design. Doesn’t seem like it’s a serious design, more like trying to seek an investor to turn it into a real plane like the Su-75.
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Looks similar to the French ASMP. Used to carry their airborne nuclear deterrent, which has a 500 km range and Mach 3 speed. Even if it’s conventionally armed it will be a potent counter to the Indian S-400s and possible S-500s.
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Doubt this will get built, just seems like a way to one up the Hyperloop vaporware. Maglev on the other hand seems like it might work.
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It maybe powered by WS-10/15,and the design style looks like come from CAS/132.
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Hopefully it is powered by the WS-15. It will have to be a design competitive with the Su-57 which will probably be powered by I-30 engine (180-200kn max thrust) from their Su-57
a slower one from casic and geely is plausible
Chinese automaker Geely and CASIC to develop supersonic trains
Geely has signed an agreement with state-owned China Aerospace Science and Industry (CASIC) to develop supersonic trains.
www.railway-technology.com
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a slower one from casic and geely is plausible
Chinese automaker Geely and CASIC to develop supersonic trains
Geely has signed an agreement with state-owned China Aerospace Science and Industry (CASIC) to develop supersonic trains.
The best application, IMHO, for these super fast trains would probably be in use between city centers and airports and major tourist sites. Not as much the cross country routes. A train between Beijing’s new airport and Beijing city center and onwards to The Great Wall would be a show case project for national prestige and to show case Chinese technology to the world.
In commercial use, these pods could be used to move time sensitive items between the airport and the city centers. Such as organs for transplants or military parts/weapons.
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