Re: PLAN submarines Thread II
There are several problems with your arguments.
Having a supercomputer does not mean you know how to use it. In this case, do you have the software or algorithm so simulate the cause of noise? It's not like you can get this kind of specialized software off the shelf, nor is anyone going to make their classified research. By the way, Japan just overtook everyone else, again, by a very large margin (4x).
Although there are a lot of Chinese advances, they still have quite a long way to go. One example -- bearing. Chinese are still behind on precision bearing. And more precise the bearing, the lower the noise the machinery makes.
And when you say Chinese excel in physics and material science, then what do you call Americans and Russians?
While I think Chinese subs are quieter than some people says, they are still behind. I don't believe 093 is around Victor III level -- Victor III was a quietness retrofit design, while 093 is a clean sheet design with quietness as a design goal. The first Soviet sub designed for quietness is Akula/Bars, so the 093 should be around that level. The next design will reflect lesson learned from that design.
There are several problems with your arguments.
Having a supercomputer does not mean you know how to use it. In this case, do you have the software or algorithm so simulate the cause of noise? It's not like you can get this kind of specialized software off the shelf, nor is anyone going to make their classified research. By the way, Japan just overtook everyone else, again, by a very large margin (4x).
Although there are a lot of Chinese advances, they still have quite a long way to go. One example -- bearing. Chinese are still behind on precision bearing. And more precise the bearing, the lower the noise the machinery makes.
And when you say Chinese excel in physics and material science, then what do you call Americans and Russians?
While I think Chinese subs are quieter than some people says, they are still behind. I don't believe 093 is around Victor III level -- Victor III was a quietness retrofit design, while 093 is a clean sheet design with quietness as a design goal. The first Soviet sub designed for quietness is Akula/Bars, so the 093 should be around that level. The next design will reflect lesson learned from that design.