China Flanker Thread II

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supersnoop

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SAC does have DSI. They put DSI on J-31 / 35. I think they don't have a full grasp of Flanker fuselage which was designed by Russians so they left Flanker intakes alone.
Where do you get this ridiculous notion from?

If they are able to build their own carrier version with canards, why would being Russian-designed preclude having a full understanding of the fuselage? Not only this, but now SAC (or any Chinese company) has access to computer simulation tools that didn’t exist in the 80’s USSR.

Don’t just post your random thoughts.
 

Twix101

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Seriously stop with this DSI nonsense. The very simple reason why aircrafts such as F-22, Su-57 and Flanker series aren't equipped with it is that their top speed is well over Mach 2.0 (designed or real).

Airflow over this speed still needs specific mechanics to be dealt with.
 

latenlazy

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Seriously stop with this DSI nonsense. The very simple reason why aircrafts such as F-22, Su-57 and Flanker series aren't equipped with it is that their top speed is well over Mach 2.0 (designed or real).

Airflow over this speed still needs specific mechanics to be dealt with.
The idea that DSI=Mach 2.0 speed limit is a myth. The DSI bump designed for the F-16 test plane was limited to below mach 2.0, but that limit is *design specific*. Nothing physically prohibits an inlet-bump designed for a speed beyond mach 2.0.
 

siegecrossbow

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The idea that DSI=Mach 2.0 speed limit is a myth. The DSI bump designed for the F-16 test plane was limited to below mach 2.0, but that limit is *design specific*. Nothing physically prohibits an inlet-bump designed for a speed beyond mach 2.0.

Yes it is dependent on the region of optimization. That said, we’ve gone way off topic for several pages by now.
 

by78

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The rear seat of a J-11BS.

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