This Paki is incredulous, why you wasting your time on him ?I am saying that there is no plan for their replacement as of now. We will know about it only in future.
This Paki is incredulous, why you wasting your time on him ?I am saying that there is no plan for their replacement as of now. We will know about it only in future.
I love this thread. Please post sources of the above claims, especially those about the engine.JFT 2 with improved avionics,better radar,composites,ifr and a 91.2kn engine thrust along with 700kg less weight
JFT II having sd-10b as the primary bvr and MAA-1B as the primary wvr
CM-400akg for antiship/ARM role and a dedicated mar-1 from brazil for SEAD role
with variety of more weapons including RAA'D
JFT II will be enough to tacke any threat from any fighter of india
glad to know thisI love this thread. Please post sources of the above claims, especially those about the engine.
By the way, I will now be reporting all your posts where you make stupid claims without any sources, including this one.
JF-17 to get a new engine - RD-93MA with 9300kgf thrust
According to UEC General Designer Alexander Ivakh speaking at the Engines 2012 salon in April, about 70 engines of the RD-33 family were made in Russia last year. Their production is run now by the Chernyshev Mashine-Building Enterprise in Moscow. Previously, the RD-33 Series 2 had been in production with the Baranov OMO enterprise in Omsk (at present, an affiliate of the Salut Gas Turbine Research and Production Centre), but the fact that customers order now RD-33 Series 3 and RD-33MK engines only has left Omsk-based plant with repairing and overhauling Baranov-made engines, while the production of new engines has moved to Moscow.
Chernyshev's near-term production programme is determined by its current orderbook for the second batch of 29 MiG-29K/KUB carrierborne fighters to India (the first batch of 16 aircraft powered by Chernyshev-built RD-33MKs was delivered during 2009–2011) and the recent Russian Defence Ministry order for 24 fighters of the type. In addition, the plant supplied RD-33MK turbofans to fit the first two MiG-29M/M2 fighter prototypes.
The first MiG-29K/KUB jets are due to the Russian Navy's air arm as soon as 2013, but the RD-33MK first has to pass its official bench tests for compliance with peculiar requirements of the Russian Armed Forces. Klimov JSC kicked off the tests on 28 January 2012.
An important position in Chernyshev's production plans is also occupied by the deliveries of RD-33 Series 3 knockdown kits to India under the January 2007 contract on licence production of 120 engines of the type there. The programme is about half-complete.
Finally, the RD-93, a RD-33 derivative with the low-mounted accessory gearbox, is exported to China to fit FC-1 (JF-17) light single-engine fighters. The deal for 100 RD-93s with an option for 400 more was clinched in April 2005. The first 15 engines were assembled by Klimov, and Chernyshev has handled the rest of the deliveries since 2006. The contract is half-complete, and the deliveries shall resume as soon as the customer submits its request.
At the same time with the full-rate production in Moscow, Klimov JSC in St. Petersburg continues to refine the RD-33MK and RD-93. According to Klimov, the company's jet engine priorities are the development of the modified RD-93MA with the thrust enhanced to 9,300 kgf for a foreign customer and the development of the upgraded RD-33MKM with a thrust of 9,500 kgf for the MiG corporation.
Take-off Magazine : RD-33: output on the rise
where is that written that RD93MA is for JF17? Or are you assuming things as always?glad to know this
the original link is dead now..just few days before it was working
because upgraded rd-93 was already offered to us back thanwhere is that written that RD93MA is for JF17? Or are you assuming things as always?
It's your belief?.........I can start a whole thread on paki delusional beliefs.....lolbecause upgraded rd-93 was already offered to us back than
pakdef sources and confirmed from chinese forum as well
and except JFT no other aircraft use rd-93
the rest use rd-33 variants
not me but it is widely believed so
removed from ignore-listIt's your belief?.........I can start a whole thread on paki delusional beliefs.....lol
Ohhhhhhh Thank God - I'm honored (pun intended)!removed from ignore-list
this is not my delusion but has been repeatedly confirmed by chinese forums as well
the recent visit of pt-04(on which JF-17 is based off) to CAC,the colour of engine suggest that it wasnt older rd-93 at all when compared with its older image..it is not sure whether the engine was ws-13 or rd-93MA
upgraded rd-93 was offered by klimov since 2006
is there any single engine fighter apart from JF-17 which uses rd-93?(rd-93 is modified for single engine fighter)?Ohhhhhhh Thank God - I'm honored (pun intended)!
So, your and your so called chinese forum assumptions are based on an image? Awesome; nonetheless, I'm unable to find any credible source to validate your assertions....hence, your belief still remains a delusion!
Your shared image does not suggest anything, it talks about some other plan and provides a picture of RD-33.....what's wrong with you?is there any single engine fighter apart from JF-17 which uses rd-93?(rd-93 is modified for single engine fighter)?
and rd-93ma(upgraded was on offer from a long time
by klimov in zhuhai airshow 2010..upgrade for rd-93 with enhanced thrust on offer
Pakdef and Chinese sources are no source at all.because upgraded rd-93 was already offered to us back than
pakdef sources and confirmed from chinese forum as well
and except JFT no other aircraft use rd-93
the rest use rd-33 variants
not me but it is widely believed so
this is what happens when you just blindly reply without looking at the pictureYour shared image does not suggest anything, it talks about some other plan and provides a picture of RD-33.....what's wrong with you?
they are but may be not for you.Pakdef and Chinese sources are no source at all.
The Russians have revealed nothing about it. Now RD-93 is an RD-33 with a repositioned gearbox to fit single engine fighters. It is no improvement. It is only on JF-17 because no one would design a fighter around a low dry thrust engine. It is like building a plane around a single M88-2. It is only enough for a UCAV.
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well it has been confirmed long back.the current wet thrust of RD93 used on JF 17 is 81.3 KNs...the plan for the new engine is a 91.1KNs model (around 9.3 tons) from Russian supplier...this goal was released in an interview with the head of Product Management department of CATIC (the export Corp.) in 2009 Sep .
source:China Aviation News
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