J-20 5th Generation Fighter VII

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antiterror13

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Since Chengdu have been transfering its J-10 production lines to Guizhou Aeronautics Industries Co., it's very possible that J-20 production will be accelarated in the future. I think 60-80 frames/year would be possible.

how did you get 60-80 per year ? please share!
 

iantsai

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how did you get 60-80 per year ? please share!
I don't have a source for sure.

But I heard that there are two production lines by now and the third one is under construction and will start manufacture soon.

Each production line can deliver 12-15 J-20s every year and would be accelerated to a 15-18 vessels per year capability.

With all CAC's J-10 production lines transfered to Guizhou, we can expect that at least one more J-20 production line to be installed and put into production.

Then there will be a total capability of 60-72 J-20s per year and it's reasonable to assume that the annual output can be increased to 20 vessels per production line every year.
 

by78

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Some screen grabs that appear to show a J-20 training simulator. Does anyone have a link for the video?

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iantsai

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Source : he just made it the fuck up.
What the f are you talking about?

Lockheed Martin delivered about 140 F-35s both in 2020 and 2021 and announced to have a peak output of 180 in FY 2023 and 2024.

Why do you think CAC is unable to have four J-20 production lines, or each production line is unable to produce 20 J-20s per year?

Or do you simply disagree that the whole China aviation industry can reach 40% of Lockheed Martin's production capacity?
 

antiterror13

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I don't have a source for sure.

But I heard that there are two production lines by now and the third one is under construction and will start manufacture soon.

Each production line can deliver 12-15 J-20s every year and would be accelerated to a 15-18 vessels per year capability.

With all CAC's J-10 production lines transfered to Guizhou, we can expect that at least one more J-20 production line to be installed and put into production.

Then there will be a total capability of 60-72 J-20s per year and it's reasonable to assume that the annual output can be increased to 20 vessels per production line every year.

Thanks. So you reckon there will be 4 production lines for J-20 soon?

Do you think the limiting factor for producing J-20 is the production lines? how about engine and avionic & radar ?
 

iantsai

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Thanks. So you reckon there will be 4 production lines for J-20 soon?

Do you think the limiting factor for producing J-20 is the production lines? how about engine and avionic & radar ?
No I don't. I don't have any source.

But even with 3 assemble lines CAC could produce up to 54 J-20s per year. And it's clear that CAC is transferring its J-10 production lines to GAIC.

How could it happen if CAC is not going to focus on the production of J-20? Obviously they are making space for more J-20 assemble lines. May be one or even more.

For engines and avionics and electronics, things are the same. Productivity is just limited by funding and budget, not anything else.
 
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