In India, revealed the design details of the air intakes of the future 5 generation fighter AMCA

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In India, revealed the design details of the air intakes of the future 5 generation fighter AMCA

On the eve of "Military Review" cited data from a report by the Indian Air Force, where it was stated that the first flight of the Indian fighter of the 5 generation of the AMCA program will take place in the 2032 year. At this stage, the overall design of the aircraft is being developed, and a comprehensive technical task is being prepared.

Against this background, Indian media published material that provides some data on the plans for the development of the fifth generation fighter. As stated, the work is being carried out towards the implementation of “ultra-low visibility” technologies and design features that allow reaching supersonic cruising speed without afterburner.



It is noted that the Indian developers are faced with the task of reducing the percentage of use of "radioactive" materials. Ideally, composite materials should prevail in aircraft construction. The only problem is that at the moment, India is not included in the circle of states that have a developed industry for the creation of composites for aircraft construction. There are separate developments, but this is not enough for mass production; proprietary technologies are significantly inferior, for example, to American or Japanese.

Meanwhile, an image of 3D modeling of the “radio visibility” of the front of the future Indian aircraft appeared - based on the original AMCA fuselage model. A computer model of the load in the wind tunnel also appeared.


The main factor in reducing stealth is air intakes. To increase the "stealth parameters", it is planned to use the so-called serpentine air intakes, as well as a special protrusion in front of the fighter's air inlets.

Indian developers promise that an acceptable version of the appearance of the fifth generation fighter under the AMCA program will appear in 2020 year.
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  1. +5
    13 November 2019 14: 22
    On the eve of "Military Review" cited data from a report by the Indian Air Force, where it was stated that the first flight of the Indian fighter of the 5th generation of the AMCA program will take place in 2032.

    Yeah ... while the Indians are preparing for the production of their "invisible" the topic will cease to be relevant what
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    2. +12
      13 November 2019 15: 17
      The conversation in the article is about air intakes, and for some reason you all are talking about women!
    3. +5
      13 November 2019 16: 11
      Well, the beginning has been made, now all that’s left is to create an industry with its own technologies - composite, titanium, lithium aluminum, aircraft turbojet engine manufacturing of 1,2,3,4,5 generations, electronic, computer, navigation, make avionics and ejection seats - well I think in 12 years they will have time in 2032 ... laughing
      1. 0
        14 November 2019 04: 13
        I have worked with Indians. Very informative. And I got a little crazy when I heard about the new 5th generation aircraft. Of course there are (judging by work) they are not stupid people. There is no doubt. But their approaches to solving any problems are outrageously standard. They are good at solving simple standard problems with possible solutions 1-2-3 out of three. Many will object, they say, but what about their IT? To which I would say "We need to wash more often." (DMB). The array, whatever they write, is not of good quality of algorithms. Ask any intelligent programmer. The "offices" throw them off the writing of program blocks with very specific requirements and only from what they "write for three kopecks." But this also does not always work, as it will take a long time to add software and fix bugs. The Boeing Max example is illustrative. So, now a masterpiece air intake instead of an airplane and a discussion of its coolness makes me laugh only. "Hindi Rusi Phai-Phai" (DMB).
        1. -1
          14 November 2019 14: 25
          Listen, you don’t even have to graduate from Moscow State University or Harvard to understand that Russia and the United States have been approaching this for 60 years since 1945, and they want it in 12 years, of course you can do this if you allocate $ 20 billion and buy (of course, not legal) all scientists and technology, because legally no one will sell and no one will allow it to be done, and where to get that kind of money in India, and an airplane for that kind of money will cost $ 200 million, 2 times more than the Su-57 or F-35 ...
        2. 0
          18 November 2019 03: 45
          Quote: tracer
          I have worked with Indians.

          Interestingly, and with whom did not happen? You do not have a company, but some kind of international consortium.
          And there isn’t enough grandmas for paid software ... Case, huh?
          1. -1
            18 November 2019 04: 23
            You and here the khaipets decided to bite? Hungry? Have you ever left a comment on the topic.
            1. 0
              18 November 2019 04: 54
              Quote: tracer
              Have you ever left a comment on the topic.
              Come on! Do you know that 70% of the Centos code is written by Indians? And it is in your "company" for the main axis, in your words.
              Quote: tracer
              You and here the khaipets decided to bite?

              Failed to troll? Yes, my friend ... With figurative thinking you have a pipe.
  2. +5
    13 November 2019 14: 32
    As Khoja Nasreddin said:
    "We have hammered the peg, it remains to buy a donkey ...")))
    1. +1
      13 November 2019 14: 57
      Only in this particular case, it seems, they didn’t score a peg, but a joint ...
    2. +3
      13 November 2019 17: 27
      Not - but rather, or the padishah will die or donkey. Although, perhaps, this ambitious project will soon die as soon as they move from computer graphics to real design.
  3. +3
    13 November 2019 14: 32
    For the sake of sports interest, I would like to compare the 3D-image of the “radio visibility” of the front of the Indian with our 57th. Well, also with the American and the Chinese.
    1. +3
      13 November 2019 14: 41
      Quote: Elephant
      Well, also with the American and the Chinese.

      Well then, both the Japanese and the Koreans ...
      1. -1
        13 November 2019 15: 50
        You can at least with European developments, is also interesting.
        But if we talk about the design of the air intakes, then only the 35th and the Chinese have the most optimal form of air intake in terms of stealth, the outer side runs onto the fuselage, see for yourself:
        1. Hog
          +2
          13 November 2019 16: 52
          In which place?
          There is an influx in front of the wing and nothing more.
          1. -2
            13 November 2019 17: 33
            Quote: Hog
            am an influx in front of the wing and nothing more.

            So I also spoke about it. Even greater influx on their newest J-31, for good reason! And our 57th marks this place on the radar of the Israelis, the competent Vojaka-uh recently mentioned this on the forum.
            1. Hog
              +2
              13 November 2019 20: 13
              The influx is just an influx.

              Red - The influx of the wing.
              Blue - The junction of the console with the fuselage.
              Yellow - Air Intake.
              In the J-20, the air intake is almost straight, it changes shape only above the internal armament compartment and the influx has nothing to do with it.
              1. +1
                14 November 2019 05: 09
                Even in this picture you can see that the cockpit and nose cover at least half of the forehead of the turbine, and what section of the air intake channel the Chinese FIG show, the other half is stopudo closed! And if you look closely and think a little, it’s clear that the weapons compartment covered the entire forehead !!
                1. Hog
                  0
                  14 November 2019 08: 12
                  and what section of the air intake channel the Chinese FIGs will show

                  So where do the conclusions come from if you don't know anything?
                  And if you look closely and think a little, it’s clear that the weapons compartment covered the entire forehead !!

                  What to look at? These pictures are only speculations and nothing more. You looked into the air intake to assert?
                  1. +1
                    14 November 2019 08: 18
                    Well, if we don’t argue that the Chinese’s turbine forehead is closed, then figs with it. By the way, the author of the picture also did not look into the air intake channel, but suggested and drew.
    2. +1
      13 November 2019 14: 59
      You better tell me where they will shove radar stations there. I can’t see the volume under the nose at point blank range
  4. +5
    13 November 2019 14: 43
    Are they the secrets of their new super aircraft piece by piece, will they reveal the details ??? The first time I see this!
    1. +3
      13 November 2019 14: 51
      When they collect all the secret pieces and details in the metal, the world aviation will pass this stage. Not to be late to the Indians.
      1. +4
        13 November 2019 15: 02
        And if so - they specifically show details, maybe someone who knows will cut short and point to obvious schools? What is not an option?
        1. +2
          13 November 2019 16: 21
          And so they do, social networks are an excellent source of information, as well as the cesspool of society ... at the same time ... Even our government does this - it starts a rumor and listens to the reaction, such as "according to an exclusive source close to ..." Who is more honorable, he speaks openly - for public discussion ... And everything secret will become apparent, and the truth will be called a lie, and a lie - the truth ... (not quite copirate, but something like that laughing )
  5. +2
    13 November 2019 14: 47
    What is this papier-mâché ... a circle of young aircraft models ..... dancing? laughing
    1. 0
      14 November 2019 04: 23
      This is the bugle of beckoning "vimans". Like a duck .. I danced with flowers and disguised myself and "quack quack quack" well, or whatever they have ..
  6. +1
    13 November 2019 15: 12
    2032 year ??? The donkey will surely die.
    1. -1
      13 November 2019 15: 24
      Quote: Pavel57
      The donkey will surely die.

      And what is the fate of the bear in this historical perspective?
  7. +3
    13 November 2019 15: 47
    On the eve of "Military Review" cited data from the report of the Indian Air Force, where it was stated that the first flight of the Indian fighter of the 5th generation of the AMCA program will take place in 2032

    By the time the "good" neighbor China was churning out 300 J-20s, the Indians had clearly miscalculated the timing of the project - and the exit from a joint project with Russia had thrown India into an outsider.
  8. 0
    13 November 2019 17: 49
    In the meantime, an image of 3D modeling of the “radio visibility” of the front of the future Indian aircraft appeared - based on the original AMCA fuselage model.

    The photo shows the same "penguin" that inspired the Chinese in the J-20 with the air intakes.
    In general, it is somehow strange to start designing with air intakes. For starters, I would be puzzled by the engine, which will be relevant in the year 2035. And taking into account the experience of creating Arjun and Tejas, so in the year 2050.