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MMPP Salyut has been working on non-metallic (composite) applications for fighter engines for some time now, as was revealed in a publication in 2009. They undertook detailed tests on composite fan-blades, stator motors, turbines, engine shroud and other components. Aside from the RCS reduction and higher performance ramifications, a weight saving target of 30% was set over the standard AL-31F.
MMPP Salyut has also filed several patents including one a decade old for the strengthening of ceramic fan blades (possibly for stator blades), and the second relates to powder metallurgy for sealing high-temperature composites materials (in the turbine).
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The Russkies also possess the injection RTM composite fabrication technology used in Snecma's Leap 1B composite fan (and panel construction of F-22/35):
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In short, Sukhoi decided against S-ducts for a good reason, as it's quite possible the 'Type 30's' compressor won't be composed of superalloys (though Salyut's Chief Designer Gennadi Skirov confirms it will have a 3-stage BLISK low-pressure compressor and a 6-stage hp comp.).
courtesy: jo asakura from key pub
thank u for the info mate
very important news for pakfa ,if it turns out to real then we may see non metallic compressor face which means far less radar reflection than traditional metal compressors .So a wise move by
russians by that they dont require any S shaped air intake for which they would have to place the
engines close to each other like F22 & J20 in the rear fuselarge which if have happened would have made impossible to have another weapon bay in the rear fuselarge of pakfa:yahoo:
MMPP Salyut has also filed several patents including one a decade old for the strengthening of ceramic fan blades (possibly for stator blades), and the second relates to powder metallurgy for sealing high-temperature composites materials (in the turbine).
Google Translate
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The Russkies also possess the injection RTM composite fabrication technology used in Snecma's Leap 1B composite fan (and panel construction of F-22/35):
Google Translate
In short, Sukhoi decided against S-ducts for a good reason, as it's quite possible the 'Type 30's' compressor won't be composed of superalloys (though Salyut's Chief Designer Gennadi Skirov confirms it will have a 3-stage BLISK low-pressure compressor and a 6-stage hp comp.).
courtesy: jo asakura from key pub
thank u for the info mate
very important news for pakfa ,if it turns out to real then we may see non metallic compressor face which means far less radar reflection than traditional metal compressors .So a wise move by
russians by that they dont require any S shaped air intake for which they would have to place the
engines close to each other like F22 & J20 in the rear fuselarge which if have happened would have made impossible to have another weapon bay in the rear fuselarge of pakfa:yahoo: