JDC showed the British the best development

An off-site aerospace conference was held on the territory of the Salyut Scientific and Production Center for Gas Turbine Engineering, which is part of the UEC Holding. aviation companies. The hosts were representatives of the UEC corporation.

The conference began with a tour of the museum of the Salut enterprise, where the entire story plant since its inception to the present day.

The British delegation was shown mockups of the best models of engines of the domestic industrial complex: PD-14, AL-31FN, AI-222-25, etc. The PD-14 engine is a project of a family of promising civil turbofan engines developed by JDCs. Engines of the AI-222-25 series are installed on Yak-130 airplanes. To date, several engine modifications have been developed, including an engine with an afterburner and thrust vector control system. The AL-31FN engine is designed for installation on the Su-27 aircraft and its modifications.

Alexander Korshunov, Director of Marketing, Sales and International Industrial Cooperation, spoke about enterprises and products of the UEC. In addition, in his speech, he spoke about promising areas of cooperation with the aerospace cluster of Great Britain.

UDC Deputy General Director Sergei Pavlinich stressed the importance of developing partnership relations between Russia and the UK in the field of high-tech industries.

The British delegation was made up of representatives of companies specializing in high-tech component manufacturing, developing and mastering advanced materials, equipment, and production technologies. They made a presentation of their products.

The British delegation, which visited Salut, also included the Minister Counselor for Economy, Trade and Investments of the British Embassy, ​​Barbara Hubberjam, and David Scotter, Head of the Representative Office of ADS GROUP LTD. They expressed their hopes and readiness for further cooperation between Great Britain and Russia in the field of aerospace production.

United Engine Corporation (UEC) - an integrated structure producing engines for military and civil aviation, installations of various capacities for the production of electrical and thermal energy, gas pumping and ship gas turbine units. It is part of Rostec State Corporation.

Comments

[maks-101]

there is gunpowder in the flasks

[igor.borov775]

Wait, if the money flows in the river, then you don’t need to worry, this whole company will be put up for sale under the slogan. The state does not know how to conduct commercial activity. They say there are no specialists.

[Ingvar 72]

But I wonder if our British are also happy with such excursions? On the eve of World War I, we, too, were famous for their openness, and everyone knows what this led to.

[Nayhas]

Quote: Ingvar 72

But I wonder if our British are also happy with such excursions?

The purpose of such "excursions" is to acquaint the future partner with their products in order to confirm their high level corresponding to the world. The UEC Corporation is interested in the advanced technologies of British engine-builders; to gain access to them, it is necessary to show that these technologies are applicable in our conditions, which requires joint conferences and excursions.
PS: That's only against the backdrop of the events in the Crimea all these events may be in vain. The embargo will primarily affect the defense industry.

[inkass_98]

Quote: Ingvar 72

Do our British also arrange such excursions?

But what, when the engine "Nin" was presented to us, they also took us on an excursion. Now, apparently, we have come to study.

[AVV]

Quote: inkass_98

Do our British also arrange such excursions?

The British can only sell finished products, but without the transfer of technology !!! They are very fond of espionage !!!

[pensioner]

Quote: Ingvar 72

On the eve of World War I, we, too, were famous for their openness, and everyone knows what this led to.

Yeah. And then they gave us the "drawings" of the tank. As they themselves later admitted - "childish" ... Well, in general, complete misinformation.
Good afternoon!

[23424636]

Arranged on a Rolls-Royce, for which the Americans chided them for a long time, because our people cut the metal structure through shavings ...

[Vanya2013F]

they sell them to us honestly. I myself work at one of the AP enterprises. Rolls-Royce engines as well as French Turbomeks are on some of our helicopters.

[Ingvar 72]

Quote: Vanya2013F

they sell them to us honestly.

But they sell civilian models and not the latest developments. Nobody sells technology to us, and we don’t see politeness on the Chinese path.

[Ivan Petrovich]

entigly angly horseradish horseradish should be shown, not aircraft engines

[Wiruz]

And here, it seems to me, it was shown not so much to the British as to the Scots, who will separate from Britain today, tomorrow. It would be cool if they didn’t fly to Eurofighter, but to MiGs and Sushki.

[shitovmg]

In my opinion, we started with Roll Royce in civil aviation. Although, I could be wrong, not a specialist. The demonstration is one thing, and industrial production is quite another. I’m a little familiar, a friend worked as a foreman at Perm engines. And cooperation didn’t bother anyone!

[Mviktor]

The Anglo-Saxons have been enemies to us for centuries, and helping enemies is a betrayal of national interests. Of course, if shown in order to intimidate then correctly

[Aleksandr12]

Let them look, let them drool. We won't sell them anything anyway (not because they don't need it, but for political and economic reasons). There is nothing to sell advanced technologies to these "friends".

[Leonid Har]

Does the presentation of the British have any value for our engine industry?

[ImPerts]

There is an example of useful cooperation with small-britters. In 1947, when Rolls - Royce transferred the licenses for the engines "Nin" and "Derwent". Now what?

[AlexxNik]

impudent, go, bite your elbows: why the heck we then Nin and Derbent sold them

[engineer74]

Yeah, and the French for the Gnome and Ron (the first Salute engines) ...

Nin and Derbent

DerVENT EMNIP

[JonnyT]

letting them take a look and think whether it is worth fighting with us economically or it is more profitable to cooperate!

[sargus]

The Englishman can only let the expense, but not in his house!

[Siberia 9444]

Probably for this and showed that it would be a hindrance to sleep peacefully.

[GRune]

Quote: Ingvar 72

But I wonder if our British are also happy with such excursions? On the eve of World War I, we, too, were famous for their openness, and everyone knows what this led to.

+ 100!

[Vyacheslav73]

Some subtle calculation, apparently. Without comprehensive information, one can only guess the reason for the invitation of the British.

[darksoul]

why should the British show them? The Chinese would rate faster God forbid, of course, I’m joking, the Chinese take pictures with their eyes and scratch home, and then there’s an op and a copy

[garik77]

And what do the Britons want from us?

[voliador]

This is all good, but already old. New developments are needed. Although promising developments to the bourgeoisie would hardly have shown.