Chinese Engine Development

antiterror13

Brigadier
Ahh, the XF5-1 engine powering the X-2 is full of ceramic engine components.
The engine temperature at the turbine entrance stage is around 1600℃ already.

wowwww, so Japan now has the most advanced turbine engine in the world ? ... congratulation ..... we all know that, no doubt at all :D
 

by78

General
Seriously, enough burn for poor SamuraiBlew. Not even Japanese burn specialists, who are undoubtedly the most skillful by far, can save him if we continue like this.

Have mercy; we don't want to drive one of the most intelligent, thoughtful, and most highly valued members of all time to commit seppuku.

Let's just all agree that Japanese aviation engine technology is very 'trendy' and decades ahead of what the US, Russia, France, and China are working on.

Let's all get back to discussing Chinese engine development and leave the advanced stuff to the Japanese, who are, by the way, the best, most advanced, number one, most cutting-edge, top people in the world at everything and in every possible way.

No, seriously, let's get back to discussing Chinese engine development.
 
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antiterror13

Brigadier
yes, lets discuss the humble Chinese engine development ... we don't need to compare humble/simple Chinese engine technology to extremely advanced Japanese engine :p
 

by78

General
google? of course :p


Google is for us ordinary folks in less advanced countries. I'm sure the Japanese have exclusive access to the most cutting-edge search engine in the world, which furnishes only truths gleaned from the Japanese Internet, which is naturally far more advanced than the poky Internet we in the West are saddled with.

Ok, seriously, last off-topic post.
 

Quickie

Colonel
That was serious question @antiterror13 and I was hoping for a serious response.

I think antiterror13 mistakenly thought your question was about the CMC material Samurai was talking about.

On your question, keep in mind cooling measures and heat resistance coating can reduce the temperature by a couple of hundred degrees.
 

siegecrossbow

General
Staff member
Super Moderator
Very good start, but will probably take six to seven years before the technology is implemented on new engines.
 
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