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[Photon]

Irony is you can find many indian origin scientist in AFRL key positions..

 

[UnderFingy]

Under the new seven-year, $22.3 million project

kuch jyada nahi ho gaya?

 

[Tuco]

Is SAAW battle proven? A reputed person is hinting so, in twitter.

 

[Absolute]

Best part is that even Hawk-i light aircrafts of the IAF can carry 4 SAAW bombs.
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By the way, here’s the probable footage of the possible impact of a SAAW on target.

Well the HAL has done that. Not sure if the IAF is keen on integrating SAAW on all its hawks. No info so far AFAIK.

 

[Tuco]

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Credits: @MohnishKharwar

Best part is that even Hawk-i light aircrafts of the IAF can carry 4 SAAW bombs.
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By the way, here’s the probable footage of the possible impact of a SAAW on target.

SAAW is such a perfect candidate for drone hoards, if they cant impart enough inertia then upcoming one with motor one should solve that issue.

 

[bhramos]

 

[Karthi]

AMCA will get self healing materials .

 

[SavageKing456]

AMCA will get self healing materials .

Iit kgp developed it

 

[Okabe Rintarou]

AMCA will get self healing materials .

Iit kgp developed it

HAL LCH has self-healing fuel tanks.

Point is where they'll put this self-healing material. Will the RAM matrix be self-healing?
Any links @SavageKing456 ?

 

[SavageKing456]

HAL LCH has self-healing fuel tanks.

Point is where they'll put this self-healing material. Will the RAM matrix be self-healing?
Any links @SavageKing456 ?

World's hardest self-healing material developed by Indian scientists

The material can repair its own cracks in less than a second.

www.google.com

Unlike previous one's this one was breakthrough.

 

[Karthi]

With the launch of its first manned ocean mission Samudrayan, India joins the league of developed nations like USA, Russia, Japan, France & China in exploration of minerals from the ocean.

Samudrayaan

 

[SavageKing456]

World's hardest self-healing material developed by Indian scientists

The material can repair its own cracks in less than a second.

www.google.com

Unlike previous one's this one was breakthrough.

The reaction here is spontaneous and not non-spontaneous which requires external agents

 

[Okabe Rintarou]

World's hardest self-healing material developed by Indian scientists

The material can repair its own cracks in less than a second.

www.google.com

Unlike previous one's this one was breakthrough.

Its a nice breakthrough. But where in AMCA is this useful? Surely not in RAM. Where else?

 

[SavageKing456]

Its a nice breakthrough. But where in AMCA is this useful? Surely not in RAM. Where else?

I doubt it would be used in amca mk1
Amca mk2 probably but that is doubtful too because this technology is not yet reached to be applicable to aircrafts

 

[Okabe Rintarou]

I doubt it would be used in amca mk1
Amca mk2 probably but that is doubtful too because this technology is not yet reached to be applicable to aircrafts

Sure, but even when developed, where will they use it? Its not a common structural material. Maybe they use it on the canopy, apart from that, I don't see anywhere else it could be used.

 

[Lonewolf]

Sure, but even when developed, where will they use it? Its not a common structural material. Maybe they use it on the canopy, apart from that, I don't see anywhere else it could be used.

Moving parts that may have structural damage ,like joints of tail stabilizer

 

[Okabe Rintarou]

Moving parts that may have structural damage ,like joints of tail stabilizer

You mean in the actuators? Could be. Its just that its not a conventional structural material, so they'll have to test its endurance first.

 

[Lonewolf]

You mean in the actuators? Could be. Its just that its not a conventional structural material, so they'll have to test its endurance first.

Yup ,or can it be used in parts of bulkhead that bear stress , airframe life can be increased

 

[SavageKing456]

Sure, but even when developed, where will they use it? Its not a common structural material. Maybe they use it on the canopy, apart from that, I don't see anywhere else it could be used.

Engine parts

 

[mokoman]

World's hardest self-healing material developed by Indian scientists

The material can repair its own cracks in less than a second.

www.google.com

Unlike previous one's this one was breakthrough.

Doesnt look anywhere near matured to use for real world applications.much less AMCA.

IMHO they made small 1mm crystal slab and broke it by hand.