Agni V Missile

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Just wait till they get all three stage motors of composite material, MIRV increase weight and drag so we need more powerful version of Awith same range.
We are talking of 2020 here but ya the range will be 12kms by then.
 

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Just wait till they get all three stage motors of composite material, MIRV increase weight and drag so we need more powerful version of Awith same range.
MIRV wont increase the overall weight of Agni-5 but the increased weight will have to be trade off with the total warheads payload.
 

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MIRV wont increase the overall weight of Agni-5 but the increased weight will have to be trade off with the total warheads payload.
not me saying that it is DRDO chief, he says that if 3 X 400 kg warhead for A5 means that its payload weight would be 1200kg and what was tested was for 1000kg. So it will increase the weight, plus the design of the cone will also change.
 

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Also the theory you are quoting needs similar mode of travel in all angles say vacuum or homogenous atmosphere.

In realty neither do missile follow the perfect trajectory nor the homogenous mode of travel.
That is true but at any guess the 45deg angle only increases range even if you compensate for atmospheric drag because at 65 deg the missile does not traverse much in space. It reenters with minimum distance traveled compared to 45deg.
 

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That is true but at any guess the 45deg angle only increases range even if you compensate for atmospheric drag because at 65 deg the missile does not traverse much in space. It reenters with minimum distance traveled compared to 45deg.

The drag will not only reduces the speed but will heat up the missile surface to an extent that re entry will become highly complex.

There are so many factors associated with missile trajectory selection.
 

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wait till this



is put like this in ground without the structure surrounding it



it can be easily hidden in hut
 

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That is true but at any guess the 45deg angle only increases range even if you compensate for atmospheric drag because at 65 deg the missile does not traverse much in space. It reenters with minimum distance traveled compared to 45deg.
what if missile gains 900km in height at 45 degree angel? it won't cause drag or anything but it will just increase range
 

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what if missile gains 900km in height at 45 degree angel? it won't cause drag or anything but it will just increase range
Then the missile has to traverse a lot which will either need more fuel......means more wieght.....means better engine means a new missile. :tsk:
 

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Then the missile has to traverse a lot which will either need more fuel......means more wieght.....means better engine means a new missile. :tsk:
it already has better engine then A3 so it is new missile.
 

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The drag will not only reduces the speed but will heat up the missile surface to an extent that re entry will become highly complex.

There are so many factors associated with missile trajectory selection.
I am sure the scientist considered all the factors, the carbon composite heat shields have been proven to with stand high temperatures. However you have a point, a 45deg angle launch will reveal how much the technology is reliable.

P.S. Look at the above image of sayas. Agni3 itself has gone 5,000kms and 60deg is an endo-atmospheric trial.
 
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