It’s amazing how far China is able to progress with its hypersonic missile program despite half of their carrier missiles being filled with water due to graft.
Chinese Hypersonic Developments (HGVs/HCMs)
- Thread starter A.Man
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How can you pump water into solid fuel rockets?????
I'm curious about this article if you have it, if only to share with doubters.
You freeze it so it is a solid duh.
AssassinsMace
Lieutenant General
It's been years. It's probably posted somewhere in here.
antiterror13
Brigadier
Did you add "precooled"? There is nothing about it in either links.
This is what the links said 某新型组合动力完成全球首次高速自主飞行, translated to "new type combined cycle propulsion".
Besides, so far the only institute that has an active program of "precooled combined cycle engine" is part of CASIC. Your links are from CASC 6th institute which is not known to have such program.
This seems like copium, but I'll post it anyway:
In an analysis considered "surprising" by the publication, Yin Jie, a military expert at Ordnance Industry Science and Technology magazine, wrote a criticism of the Kinzhal in November, considering that they have “little chance of succeeding on the battlefield”.
Quoted by Business Insider, Yin described Kinzhal as a “short-term and rushed project” that was launched “by force” due to Western pressure.
Chinese concern about the lack of effectiveness of the Kinzhal has a basis, according to the magazine, as Beijing would hope to collect more positive data on the effectiveness of this weapon against Western defensive equipment, to be able to apply it to the development of its own line of missiles. hypersonics, the Dongfeng family.
According to Business Insider, the unsatisfactory performance of this weapon is not being viewed favorably by Chinese analysts, who look at the war in Ukraine as a testing ground for Western weapons.
In an analysis considered "surprising" by the publication, Yin Jie, a military expert at Ordnance Industry Science and Technology magazine, wrote a criticism of the Kinzhal in November, considering that they have “little chance of succeeding on the battlefield”.
Quoted by Business Insider, Yin described Kinzhal as a “short-term and rushed project” that was launched “by force” due to Western pressure.
Chinese concern about the lack of effectiveness of the Kinzhal has a basis, according to the magazine, as Beijing would hope to collect more positive data on the effectiveness of this weapon against Western defensive equipment, to be able to apply it to the development of its own line of missiles. hypersonics, the Dongfeng family.