J-20 5th Gen Fighter Thread V

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tidalwave

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该报援引中国航空发动机集团公司代表、航空发动机研发人员陈祥宝的话称:“我国第五代战斗机配备国产发动机已为期不远。发动机研发过程进展顺利。”

By Zhao Lei ( China Daily ) Updated: 2017-03-13 07:33:24

A domestically developed engine will soon power the nation’s latest stealth fighter jet, according to a senior scientist working for Aero Engine Corp of China.

“It will not take a long time for our fifth-generation combat plane to have China-made engines,” said Chen Xiangbao, vice-president of the AECC Beijing Institute of Aeronautical Materials. Chen, also a member of the Chinese Academy of Engineering, was referring to the J-20 stealth fighter.

“The engine’s development is proceeding well. We also have begun to design a next-generation aviation engine with a thrust-to-weight ratio that is much higher than that of current types,” he said. Thrust-to-weight ratio is considered the top indicator of an aviation engine’s capability.

Source: China Daily “Stealth fighter soon powered by local engines”
 

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该报援引中国航空发动机集团公司代表、航空发动机研发人员陈祥宝的话称:“我国第五代战斗机配备国产发动机已为期不远。发动机研发过程进展顺利。”

By Zhao Lei ( China Daily ) Updated: 2017-03-13 07:33:24

A domestically developed engine will soon power the nation’s latest stealth fighter jet, according to a senior scientist working for Aero Engine Corp of China.

“It will not take a long time for our fifth-generation combat plane to have China-made engines,” said Chen Xiangbao, vice-president of the AECC Beijing Institute of Aeronautical Materials. Chen, also a member of the Chinese Academy of Engineering, was referring to the J-20 stealth fighter.

“The engine’s development is proceeding well. We also have begun to design a next-generation aviation engine with a thrust-to-weight ratio that is much higher than that of current types,” he said. Thrust-to-weight ratio is considered the top indicator of an aviation engine’s capability.

Source: China Daily “Stealth fighter soon powered by local engines”

Most likely WS-10IPE.
 

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Considering that the WS-15 has yet to initiate airborne tests, it's definitely not a "short" time.

But is "not a short time" equal to a "long time"? ;)

Is short defined as 1-2 years, what about long? 9-10 years? What about in between? 3-4 years, or 4-5 years? Who knows.
 
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