The decks of the latest British aircraft carriers Queen Elizabeth and Prince of Wales are coated with a special heat-resistant layer for resistance to jet jets F-35B

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British Media publish information that the company Monitor Coatings Ltd commissioned by the United Kingdom Navy has developed a new heat-resistant coating for aircraft carrier decks. It is reported that we are talking primarily about the decks of aircraft carriers "Queen Elizabeth" ("Queen Elizabeth") and "Prince of Wales". The material states that the coating has a special composition that can withstand heating to 1,5 thousands of degrees Celsius. At the same time, the durability of using the new deck cover of an aircraft carrier will be at least half a century.

Creating a new heat-resistant coating due to the fact that the new British aircraft carriers are going to exploit the American aircraft F-35B - for resistance to red-hot jets.

The coating is a mixture of metals: titanium and aluminum. This metal powder is applied to the deck of aircraft carriers with a special robotic system using a layer of special thickness. The system heats the powder at a temperature of several thousand degrees Celsius, and it melts, forming the same protective layer that "meshes" with the metal surface of the deck. According to some reports, the thickness of the layer does not exceed 2,5 mm.

Such an alloy is not applied across the entire deck, but only where the take-off and landing of deck aircraft aviation.

The decks of the latest British aircraft carriers Queen Elizabeth and Prince of Wales are coated with a special heat-resistant layer for resistance to jet jets F-35B


Information portal of the company Monitor Coatings Ltd reports that work on the newest British aircraft carrier "Queen Elizabeth" are nearing completion. The total area of ​​the deck covering with the metallized heat-resistant layer will be about 2 thousand square meters.

Simon Pettit, senior naval officer of the British Navy, said that the new deck cover is only one of the innovations that were implemented on the largest ship of the British military fleet.

Work is also underway on the construction of the Prince of Wales aircraft carrier. The total value of these ships for the British Navy is (under contract) 6 billion pounds (8,7 billion US dollars).
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  1. +1
    23 May 2016 14: 27
    and two cars of technical changes, as in a bearded joke
    1. -3
      23 May 2016 14: 33
      Build for aggression and domination, defending their drooping hegemony. For these two remodels, we will have two new missiles, with an unusual filling.
      1. +7
        23 May 2016 14: 35
        The coating is a mixture of metals: titanium and aluminum. This metal powder is applied on a deck of aircraft carriers with a special thickness layer using a special robotic system. The system heats the powder at a temperature of several thousand degrees Celsiusand it melts

        And at this temperature, will aluminum powder not burn, even if it is mixed with titanium powder?
        In fact, it would be better if they added saltpeter to the aluminum powder. smile
        1. +6
          23 May 2016 14: 44
          Quote: SRC P-15
          The coating is a mixture of metals: titanium and aluminum. This metal powder is applied on a deck of aircraft carriers with a special thickness layer using a special robotic system. The system heats the powder at a temperature of several thousand degrees Celsiusand it melts

          And at this temperature, will aluminum powder not burn, even if it is mixed with titanium powder?
          In fact, it would be better if they added saltpeter to the aluminum powder. smile


          "Thermal mixture (term - chemical, technical) (from the Greek. Therme - heat, heat) - a powdery mixture of aluminum (less often magnesium) with oxides of various metals (usually iron).

          When ignited, it burns out intensively with the release of a large amount of heat. Usually, it has a combustion temperature of 2300–2700 ° C, and in the case of using stronger oxidizing agents, such as nickel, chromium, or tungsten oxides, it is much higher. The mixture is ignited with a special igniter (a mixture of barium peroxide, magnesium and sodium). The quantitative ratio of the components of the mixture is determined by the stoichiometric ratio. The most common iron-aluminum termite: Fe2O3 = 75%; Al = 25% (containing calcined scale or rich iron ore) used for welding rails and for casting large parts. The ignition temperature of such a termite is about 1300 ° C (ignition mixture 800 ° C); the resulting iron and slag are heated to 2400 ° C. Sometimes, iron sheathing, alloying additives and fluxes are introduced into the iron termite. The process is carried out in a magnesite crucible. There are termites for welding telephone and telegraph wires, as well as wires of power lines. In military technology, termite is used as incendiary compounds. In the production of ferroalloys, termite with the addition of fluxes is called a charge.


          Burning thermite mixture
          In addition to aluminum, other metals can also be used:

          Mg (31%) + Fe2O3 (69%)
          Ca (43%) + Fe2O3 (57%)
          Ti (31%) + Fe2O3 (69%)
          Si (21%) + Fe2O3 (79%) "

          So it remains to add a little rust ;-) ...
          1. +4
            23 May 2016 14: 51
            Quote: Spitfire
            So it remains to add a little rust ;-)

            Rust will appear itself when the aircraft carrier enters the sea. smile Thanks for the educational program! good
            1. 0
              23 May 2016 19: 14
              Yes this is Wikipedia thanks.
        2. +5
          23 May 2016 15: 01
          Alloys of titanium with aluminum are most important technically and industrially. The introduction of aluminum into technical titanium even in small quantities (up to 13%) allows to sharply increase the heat resistance of the alloy while reducing its density and cost. This alloy is an excellent structural material. The addition of 3-8% aluminum increases the conversion temperature of α-titanium to β-titanium. Aluminum is almost the only dopant stabilizer of α-titanium, increasing its strength with constant plasticity and viscosity properties of the titanium alloy and increasing its heat resistance, creep resistance and elastic modulus. This eliminates a significant disadvantage of titanium.


          Metallurgy is old data.
        3. 0
          23 May 2016 15: 36
          There, with flame spraying, oxides are used.
        4. 0
          23 May 2016 22: 26
          or potassium permanganate (potassium permanganate).
          works well too.
      2. +11
        23 May 2016 14: 37
        8,7 billion US dollars per longboat + some f-35.

        Dear target. Golden eggs in a basket with a metallized heat-resistant layer.

        Although of course I envy. We should launch such a tonnage into the water

        1. +6
          23 May 2016 14: 44
          Quote: c-Petrov
          8,7 billion US dollars per longboat + some f-35.

          Dear target. Golden eggs in a basket with a metallized heat-resistant layer.

          Although of course I envy. We should launch such a tonnage into the water


          8,7 billion dollars for two longboats ...., i.e. at 4,35 billion dollars apiece.

          Quote from text:
          The total cost of these ships for the British Navy is (under the contract) 6 billion pounds (8,7 billion US dollars).
          1. +3
            23 May 2016 14: 52
            Well, by the way, the price is still more adequate. I am now even more envious.

            Well, nothing - f-35 compensates for the missing billions.

          2. +3
            23 May 2016 15: 12
            American, as it were, cost almost 2 times more expensive, with similar dimensions. True, Americans are atomic, so + 30% of the initial cost (but it’s more convenient and cheaper to operate). What is surprising?
            1. 0
              23 May 2016 22: 21
              Quote: goose
              American, as it were, cost almost 2 times more expensive, with similar dimensions. True, Americans are atomic, so + 30% of the initial cost (but it’s more convenient and cheaper to operate). What is surprising?

              on the last two there will be an EM catapult, several lards have already been lowered for its development, plus your price tag does not take into account the air wing on the fu-35 ...
        2. +1
          23 May 2016 14: 58
          Quote: c-Petrov
          8,7 billion US dollars per longboat + some f-35.

          Dear target. Golden eggs in a basket with a metallized heat-resistant layer.

          Although of course I envy. We should launch such a tonnage into the water



          Look at the price of our submarine "Kazan". On TV Zvezda named the real costs of its production.
          200 billion rubles.
          Convert to dollars at the 33 rate - for the financing of everything necessary for it was carried out before the rate growth.
  2. -4
    23 May 2016 14: 34
    Let's go "trailers" to nedopepelats. Come on, guys! By God, I'm glad. You can also replace the aircraft carrier itself and the aircraft too. Well this is how much dough you can cut?
  3. 0
    23 May 2016 14: 41
    Is it teflon or something?
  4. -11
    23 May 2016 14: 41
    It will be cool when they go to the north.
    1. +8
      23 May 2016 14: 50
      Quote: vano
      It will be cool when they go to the north.

      And what will be cool, let me ask?
      1. 0
        23 May 2016 14: 58
        Partially fall off.
        1. +2
          23 May 2016 15: 15
          Quote: vano
          Partially fall off.

          Why? On our TAVKR did not fall off the same.
      2. -6
        23 May 2016 15: 04
        I will add. I can also use foul language. Want to talk, I’ll answer.
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    3. +14
      23 May 2016 14: 51
      Quote: vano
      It will be cool when they go to the north.

      Yes, yes ... they are British ... they didn’t go around the seas and didn’t build ships .. they are backward, like they still build ships, they don’t, they don’t build - they saw the budget, boobies .... (sarcasm)
      1. -6
        23 May 2016 15: 23
        Well, if there were at least 2.5 years, it would be like the truth. But 2.5 mm is the truth. And then where is the point. Yes, in general it seems nonsense
    4. +6
      23 May 2016 15: 08
      Quote: vano
      It will be cool when they go to the north.


      Score "count" for complete ignorance of history. In the back - aspen.

      Shl, Well, you can't be so "blunt" ...
      It just does not fit into the framework.

      Who in Arkhangelsk kept all trade sea?
      Who investigated half of the Arctic and Antarctic?

      "Vano" on the launch?
      D, B!
      1. -6
        23 May 2016 15: 38
        When was the last time these aircraft carriers left. So for enlightenment.
      2. 0
        23 May 2016 22: 30
        Quote: mav1971
        Who investigated half of the Arctic and Antarctic?


        Wait a minute, I'm not in a fight, but what does "half of the Arctic AND Antarctic" mean? I remember Scott, that's all, perhaps. What the heck were these freeloaders researching there? Did the Arctic fox skins shake from the Chukchi? Oh yes, it's in their blood, the baksheesh will be cut off once
  5. -5
    23 May 2016 14: 52
    Teflon Elizabeth ?! And they know that the F-35 does not fly without Wi-Fi? The next revision will be a super router ...
    1. +5
      23 May 2016 15: 02
      Quote: Berkut24
      Teflon Elizabeth ?! And they know that the F-35 does not fly without Wi-Fi? The next revision will be a super router ...


      Have you come up with? Fun?
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        1. +3
          23 May 2016 15: 54
          http://pikabu.ru/story/u_istrebitelya_f35_internet_zavisimost_3932600
          If you do not trust picub, then here http://tvzvezda.ru/news/vstrane_i_mire/content/201601180245-z15i.htm

          Providing a link to a TV star in a dispute over military equipment is simply a bad manners.
          1. 0
            23 May 2016 22: 51
            Quote: potroshenko
            Providing a link to a TV star in a dispute over military equipment is simply a bad manners.


            And what does not like TV "Zvezda"? What, fir-bals, do not like ??? Because you don't have it? And we have it, and there is such a radio, quite decent. Garbage does not clog the brains.
    2. 0
      23 May 2016 22: 41
      Quote: Berkut24
      F-35 does not fly without Wi-Fi


      laughing But damn, I kept thinking, what is the 35th iron missing, what would it fly? So here it is - wifi and heifer rubber in the pool.
  6. +3
    23 May 2016 14: 57
    Ehh not even big Britain can afford at least 2 aircraft carriers and the huge Russia is only 1 TAVKR and the old one for injustice
    1. 0
      23 May 2016 23: 46
      Quote: Ustinov 055 055
      Ehh not even big Britain can afford at least 2 aircraft carriers


      Galoshes, yes wash, and vilify before washing ... Someone wondered how much the functioning of one sailor per day costs? How much real money?
      From Soviet times, a joke:
      meeting of the Indian tribe, and one person constantly climbs with the question - when will we change the names? He got everyone, including the leader, and he answered him: "Do you not like my name - Proud Eagle? Or do you not like my daughter's name - Fast Doe? So sit and be silent, Bull Member."
  7. -2
    23 May 2016 14: 57
    What are they D.B. Should we go to the north? Icebreakers are needed there, but small shavers don't have them. Squeeze ice and crush like a nut. Without icebreakers, these troughs are only for southern and temperate latitudes. Russia does not need them - there is no need to dominate the whole world. That's when we decide to seriously "wrestle" with the US and Britons with conventional weapons, then we need to build. We won't pull it right now.
    1. -1
      24 May 2016 00: 29
      Quote: Neputin
      That's when we decide to seriously "wrestle" with the US and Britons with conventional weapons, then we need to build. We won't pull it right now.


      Ek you, a colleague, were pressed by rams. From me plus sign, do not rummage nichrome. We have Ilya Muromets in readiness stage. ALREADY. Really. This is no longer the Arctic icebreaker, much more serious. Do these guys have anything? Ay, little pussy from afar, and for some reason it is not worth it. Putin is to blame, as always.
      1. 0
        24 May 2016 22: 17
        Quote: iliitch
        Quote: Neputin
        That's when we decide to seriously "wrestle" with the US and Britons with conventional weapons, then we need to build. We won't pull it right now.


        Ek you, a colleague, were pressed by rams. From me plus sign, do not rummage nichrome. We have Ilya Muromets in readiness stage. ALREADY. Really. This is no longer the Arctic icebreaker, much more serious. Do these guys have anything? Ay, little pussy from afar, and for some reason it is not worth it. Putin is to blame, as always.


        did you yourself read at least a little bit about what 7 wrote about Ilyusha then?
        http://topwar.ru/81136-ledokol-ilya-muromec-polyarnyy-bogatyr.html
        Ice class patrol tug with a crew of 30 people ...
        much more serious than the atomic Arctic ...
        Belens chtol overeat?
  8. +1
    23 May 2016 15: 01
    Our Kiev class aircraft cruisers also had a special heat-resistant coating for take-off of the Yak-38.
  9. -2
    23 May 2016 15: 03
    Quote: Ustinov 055 055
    Ehh not even big Britain can afford at least 2 aircraft carriers and the huge Russia is only 1 TAVKR and the old one for injustice

    What are you planning to attack? Are you ready to support escort ships for your money?
  10. -5
    23 May 2016 15: 05
    The system heats the powder at a temperature of several thousand degrees Celsius,

    Powders of titanium and aluminum light up well and from a much lower temperature, if the protective layer of gas, then how to protect the powder from expansion? Oh, these British scientists laughing
  11. 0
    23 May 2016 15: 08
    Such coverage should also cover helipads.
    destroyers, frigates.
    Then the F-35B will be able to conduct combat operations in any squadron,
    not even having in its composition aircraft carriers.
    1. +4
      23 May 2016 15: 24
      Quote: voyaka uh
      Such coverage should also cover helipads.
      destroyers, frigates.
      Then the F-35B will be able to conduct combat operations in any squadron,
      not even having in its composition aircraft carriers.

      They cannot. F-35B short takeoff and vertical landing aircraft. On NNT destroyers it is possible to create a "short take-off".
      1. +2
        23 May 2016 16: 04
        Can. Strictly upright, without the slightest take-off.
        And it was repeatedly shown on video.
        "Known as the vertical and / or short takeoff and landing (V / STOL)"
        But such a rise is possible with limitations: incomplete
        tanks (refueling in the air) and without bombardment
        on add. external pylons.
        Well, the fuel goes ...

        However, this is a valuable tactical opportunity.
        A fighter-bomber can "surprise" the enemy
        where they are not waiting for him (where there is no aircraft carrier).
      2. 0
        24 May 2016 12: 44
        Quote: Aron Zaavi
        F-35B short takeoff and vertical landing aircraft. On NNT destroyers it is possible to create a "short take-off".

        That was many years ago. Vertical take-off has long been realized
  12. +6
    23 May 2016 15: 08
    I don't know what they put there ... but we had some kind of green ceramic coating for Jacob ... Without any heating, it was applied ... Something similar to epoxy ... But a steel sheet with such a "ceramite" then even autogen did not take ...
  13. 0
    23 May 2016 15: 30
    Quote: Ustinov 055 055
    Ehh not even big Britain can afford at least 2 aircraft carriers and the huge Russia is only 1 TAVKR and the old one for injustice


    Britain's life depends on shipping. they cannot live without a very strong fleet. But the land of Sun they suck.
    There are approximately 300 tanks and the same number of combat aircraft in Britain. Are you ready to exchange thousands of our tanks and planes for a second aircraft carrier?
    1. +1
      23 May 2016 17: 36
      Quote: demiurg
      You are ready to exchange thousands of our tanks and aircraft to the second aircraft carrier?

      Do we have the first one? Did I miss something?
  14. -7
    23 May 2016 15: 36
    I am not a star, but in shock. C, the Harriers withstood, and then the paragraph :? Well, I don’t mind cutting someone else’s budget
  15. +1
    23 May 2016 17: 56
    In Russian, they will conduct surface cementation of the metal of the deck. In order not to bother with the process, everyone will produce using a self-heating mixture, which will melt the combustion products of the mixture into the surface of the deck metal. Cleverly. Increased surface strength and improved traction with the wheels of the aircraft.
    1. 0
      23 May 2016 20: 05
      Quote: Sergey333
      In Russian, they will conduct surface cementation of the metal of the deck. In order not to bother with the process, everyone will produce using a self-heating mixture, which will melt the combustion products of the mixture into the surface of the deck metal. Cleverly. Increased surface strength and improved traction with the wheels of the aircraft.


      Exactly.
      All the same, "real cooling" will be, as usual, water. Through a water jacket integrated into the flight deck.
    2. 0
      24 May 2016 02: 29
      Quote: Sergey333
      In Russian, they will conduct surface cementation of metal decks

      Uhm? belay

      Steel cementingsurface diffusion saturation of mild steel with carbon in order to increase hardness, wear resistance

      Carbon .. not Ti-Al powder request
  16. 0
    23 May 2016 18: 26
    That will be fun if a couple of aircraft carriers burn. laughing
  17. +2
    23 May 2016 20: 50
    Argentina is saddened by the news of the construction of two British aircraft carriers. Do not see them for the next 50 years Malvinas
  18. 0
    24 May 2016 06: 50
    these dear aglitskie pelvis, and all one will go to the bottom, even with the know-how of the deck cover, even without it, if you decide to hang around in other people's waters and rattle flying ...
  19. 0
    24 May 2016 23: 15
    Well done they, it is a pity that we have only one TAVKR and not a single full-fledged aircraft carrier, not to mention the atomic aircraft carrier ...