I think not, even if this 16.5m is an inner hull of a double hull design.
Because Typhoon itself still have larger Beam (23m) with 175m length
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I think not, even if this 16.5m is an inner hull of a double hull design.
Because Typhoon itself still have larger Beam (23m) with 175m length
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Here is the official news of China shipbuilding industry corporation that clearly said the permanent magnet motor was tested on a conventional submarine reported by China mil an official Chinese military web
I feel vindicated clearly some people here can scrutinize and criticize what Ma said or not said and yet they completely missed the big picture of GT report . I am pretty sure it is not just any ship but submarine. After all this is China mil. The news is now all over the net with Kyle Mizokami falsely reporting it as MHD engine. Brian Wang from the next big future also has a piece
China successfully tests first submarine permanent magnet motor
Source： Editor：Huang Panyue 2017-10-25
BEIJING, Oct.25 (ChinaMil) -- China successfully tested its first permanent magnet propulsion motor for vessels recently, according to the State-owned China Shipbuilding Industry Corporation (CSIC), which is known for manufacturing China's first aircraft carrier and the Jiaolong submersible vessel.
The CSIC released the news on its official WeChat public account that the No. 712 Research Institute of the CSIC successfully completed the test on its first permanent magnet propulsion motor for vessels on Oct 18 and all the performance indicators met the technical requirements.
It is said that the permanent magnet motor will greatly improve the mute performance of China's submarine, especially nuclear submarine, which means that, with the newly developed permanent magnet motor, the Chinese nuclear submarine is expected to become one of the world's quietest ones .
The news said the test of China's first permanent magnet motor with complete intellectual property rights achieved a successful result in Sanya City, south China's Hainan Province, at 11 am on October 18, laying a solid foundation for future tests.
The CSIC didn’t disclose the type of the submarine using the permanent magnet motor or the performance of the permanent magnet propulsion motor in the news.
However, a Chinese military expert said that the first permanent magnet propulsion motor was supposed to be installed on China’s homegrown conventional submarines, even though China has nuclear submarines and Russia-made Type 636 submarines at the naval base in Sanya.
The expert said that the motor used in conventional submarines has the power of several megawatts, but he still cannot determine the exact power of the installed test model.
Permanent magnet propulsion motor technology can replace the reduction gears and significantly reduce the running sound to the lowest possible level, the expert said.
On the global scale, the permanent magnet motor will have the power to meet the needs of full electrical movement for nuclear submarines.
China’s development of permanent magnet motor started in the 1990s. The news released by the CSIC means that China has made a great breakthrough in that field, the expert added.
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I feel vindicated clearly some people here can scrutinize and criticize what Ma said or not said and yet they completely missed the big picture of GT report . I am pretty sure it is not just any ship but submarine. After all this is China mil. The news is now all over the net with Kyle Mizokami falsely reporting it as MHD engine. Brian Wang from the next big future also has a piece
China successfully tests first submarine permanent magnet motor
Source： Editor：Huang Panyue 2017-10-25
BEIJING, Oct.25 (ChinaMil) -- China successfully tested its first permanent magnet propulsion motor for vessels recently, according to the State-owned China Shipbuilding Industry Corporation (CSIC), which is known for manufacturing China's first aircraft carrier and the Jiaolong submersible vessel.
The CSIC released the news on its official WeChat public account that the No. 712 Research Institute of the CSIC successfully completed the test on its first permanent magnet propulsion motor for vessels on Oct 18 and all the performance indicators met the technical requirements.
It is said that the permanent magnet motor will greatly improve the mute performance of China's submarine, especially nuclear submarine, which means that, with the newly developed permanent magnet motor, the Chinese nuclear submarine is expected to become one of the world's quietest ones .
The news said the test of China's first permanent magnet motor with complete intellectual property rights achieved a successful result in Sanya City, south China's Hainan Province, at 11 am on October 18, laying a solid foundation for future tests.
The CSIC didn’t disclose the type of the submarine using the permanent magnet motor or the performance of the permanent magnet propulsion motor in the news.
However, a Chinese military expert said that the first permanent magnet propulsion motor was supposed to be installed on China’s homegrown conventional submarines, even though China has nuclear submarines and Russia-made Type 636 submarines at the naval base in Sanya.
The expert said that the motor used in conventional submarines has the power of several megawatts, but he still cannot determine the exact power of the installed test model.
Permanent magnet propulsion motor technology can replace the reduction gears and significantly reduce the running sound to the lowest possible level, the expert said.
On the global scale, the permanent magnet motor will have the power to meet the needs of full electrical movement for nuclear submarines.
China’s development of permanent magnet motor started in the 1990s. The news released by the CSIC means that China has made a great breakthrough in that field, the expert added.
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Established on March 5, 2003, as an online English-language news provider of the PLA Daily, it was officially named China Military Online on March 5, 2007 and began around-the-clock news release with leading online public opinion and setting a good image of China's military abroad as its main tasks.
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they will be, and China is likely already in the process of upping the "op tempo" of all these boats in the SCS in particular, the submarine rescue untit is proof enough of that.
I would suggest another little game hehe but this one is a long game you hear a ping
I would suggest another little game hehe but this one is a long game you hear a ping
"Give me one PING, and ONE PING ONLY!
A permanent magnet motor is not the same thing as a rim driven propeller. Your claim involved the latter, not the former.