then what is the point of using 2D TVC?but does not improve rear aspect stealth.
I believe he was referring to the axisymmetric nozzle.then what is the point of using 2D TVC?
I wasn't clear in my question. Richard's post said that "F-22 type 2D nozzle is supposed to be stealthier while a quasi 2D nozzle made out of a 3D nozzle is not". Therefor I asked why use that quasi 2D nozzle, I did not mean the F-22 type 2D nozzle.I believe he was referring to the axisymmetric nozzle.
Axisymmetric nozzles are circular nozzles. 2D thrust vectoring nozzles are the ones used on the F-22.
Edit:
I might have misinterpreted your comment, but I believe 3D thrust vectoring could have negative effects on the stealth characteristics of the aircraft. I’m not entirely sure.
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The source added that the project had fallen behind schedule and had taken more than 10 years but the upgrade means “it will be on a par with the American Lockheed Martin F-22 Raptor”.
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2D and 3D thrust vector are beneficial for stealthy because they require control surfaces to move less when the aircraft maneuvers. This is actually very important for stealth.I believe he was referring to the axisymmetric nozzle.
Axisymmetric nozzles are circular nozzles. 2D thrust vectoring nozzles are the ones used on the F-22.
Edit:
I might have misinterpreted your comment, but I believe 3D thrust vectoring could have negative effects on the stealth characteristics of the aircraft. I’m not entirely sure.