Well, take a look at:...looking at the image he has highlighted (which i have attached), i think it is actually wider than that i.e. some 30 metres (ie 5 x containers length, not 4, based on the 5 coloured segments shown) if i have interpreted his thinking correctly on this matter.
Anyway, what are the thoughts here on this?
Magic of engineering is that it's never about the single best solution, but the best arrangement of solutions.@drunkmunky:
I would n't be surprised, if China test other engines. Oil-fired Boilers and steam turbines (like the russian scrap as Adm. Kuzn. and Liaoning should have) are possible, but CODAG (Diesels 4 cruising, gas turbines 4 high Speed) for example are also possible. Let's wait and see.
The Chinese don't mock around ... once the planning & design stage done ... moving extremely fast ... very fast (what they have done in building artificial islands in SCS, is a solid solid proof)Floating out at mid 2016 would mean commissioning at mid 2018? China is still working fast.
Well, take a look at:
My Post here
Scroll down to the picture showing the Liaoning and its hanger and dimensions.
The hanger on the Liaoning is 26m x 156m, the same as the Kuznetsov.
There is simply not a lot of room to make the hanger wider if they are indeed using the same basic hull form as the Liaoning. They may be able to get a meter or two...but not much.
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But it looks to me that they could easily get another 20m or more forward without doing that.
Yes...it will be quite a bit bigger . 20m will give 520 m sq. more. 25 meters will give 650 m sq. more.extra 20m or so ... means extra ~600m² .... quite significant extra space ~15% more