Altay & Turkish Main Battle Tank Programs

This is the chinese way of life. As the turkish one it seems.

The number of countries in the world capable of producing Tank Engines is so small ( 10 Countries )


It is an original, indigenous Engine and transmission , including the cylinder block, combustion chamber design, turbocharger integration and FADEC digital control units developed from scratch by Turkish engineers at BMC POWER


Metallurgy and materials Technology can not be copied
( You need to work for years )

The casting technique used for the engine block and the forging process for the crankshaft are among the world’s most closely guarded trade secrets. Even if you were to determine the precise composition of the alloy , the specific proportions of elements added to the metal in a laboratory, you still could not replicate the exact heat treatment applied to that metal, nor the specific temperatures and durations used. Without the proper technology, the engine block would crack or the crankshaft would snap under the immense pressure the moment you started the Engine


Transmission (Gearbox and Hydraulic Systems) can not be copied
The torque converters, hydraulic units, and planetary gear systems within a transmission are manufactured with tolerances measured in microns. Even with the world’s most advanced CNC machinery at your disposal, you cannot produce these gears without knowing the precise alloys and manufacturing methods required


FADEC (Full Authority Digital Engine Control) and Software can not be copied
The software and algorithms contained within this unit are essentially a black box. Even if you were to replicate the hardware, it would be impossible to copy the millions of lines of embedded software that govern how the engine reacts


If you lack the necessary metallurgy, precision casting, and software technologies, any attempt at replication will end in failure. In the BATU project, Türkiye has successfully navigated these critical stages by leveraging its own engineering infrastructure.



------------------------------------------------------------------

Turkiye does not engage in copying
Turks pays for the design or purchases the rights for licensed production

ALTAY Tank : we bought the K-2 design and developed the ALTAY Tank with another turret and some modifications

K-2 Tank : 55 tons
ALTAY Tank : 65 tons

BATU Engine and Transmission is 100% Turkish design and technologies
 
Last edited:
BATU Engine and Transmission is 100% Turkish design and technologies
So it is a pure chance that BATU use the same config in "U", the same number of cylinders, same displacement, same number of turbos than the MTU Leo2 engine ???
Okay..... (lol).
 
So it is a pure chance that BATU use the same config in "U", the same number of cylinders, same displacement, same number of turbos than the MTU Leo2 engine ???
Okay..... (lol).

it is a matter of military necessity and engineering standardization, rather than copying


The hull design of the ALTAY Tank specifically the width, height and length of the engine compartment was initially drafted based on the German MTU Engine and the RENK transmission

So , The only standard solution globally that allows the engine and transmission to fit side by side as a single, integrated unit is the "U-type configuration" architecture.
 
So it is a pure chance that BATU use the same config in "U", the same number of cylinders, same displacement, same number of turbos than the MTU Leo2 engine ???
Okay..... (lol).

Also , To generate a massive output of 1,500 hp from an Engine block the size of a Tank Engine, the 12-cylinder architecture is the global standard.
 
So it is a pure chance that BATU use the same config in "U", the same number of cylinders, same displacement, same number of turbos than the MTU Leo2 engine ???
Okay..... (lol).


Also , The engine displacements of the BATU and the MTU are not the same.

MTU Engine : 47,6 L
BATU Engine : 27,3 L

official source : https://www.bmcpower.com.tr/batu-2


Please do not go around gathering lies from various sources to share here, just because of your hostility toward Turks-Turkiye
 
Tank Engines and Transmission Systems in the World



BATU ( Turkiye )

12-cylender
1500 hp
27,3 L
Twin turbo
6x2 Cross Drive Transmission
1792660631802.png
1792660813300.jpeg

MTU ( Germany )
12-cylender
1500 hp
47,6 L
Twin turbo
4x2 Cross Drive Transmission


DV27K ( South Korea )
12-cylender
1500 hp
27,2 L
Twin turbo
6x3 Cross Drive Transmission


CV12-1200 ( The UK )
12-cylender
1200 hp
26,1 L
Twin turbo
6x2 Cross Drive Transmission


V-92 ( Russia )
12-cylender
1130 hp
38,8 L
Twin turbo
7x1 Cross Drive Transmission


150HB ( China )
12-cylender
1500 hp
17 L
Twin turbo
4x2 Cross Drive Transmission


SACM V8X-1500 ( France )
8-cylender
1500 hp
17 L
NO turbo
5x2 Cross Drive Transmission


AGT1500 ( USA )
Cylinderless Structure
1500 hp
NO turbo
4x2 Cross Drive Transmission


6-TD2 ( Ukraine )
6-cylender
1200 hp
16,3 L
twin turbo
7x4 Cross Drive Transmission


8VA ( Japan )
8-cylender
1200 hp
17,2 L
Unique Cross Drive Transmission
 
Last edited:
Hard-kill Active Protection Systems in the World

Highly advanced defensive technologies designed to protect Tanks from incoming threats like Anti-Tank Guided Missiles



TROPY ( Israel )
Merkava-IV
M1A2 SPV3
Leopard2A8
Challanger 3


Arena-M ( Russia )
T-72B3A
T-90M


AKKOR ( Turkiye )
ALTAY Tank


1792661985183.png
 
This is the chinese way of life. As the turkish one it seems.

Cool story bro. lol

Guy think War is a Science fare competition where its "bad manners" to copy or something for China. All that matters is operationalizing a capability.

Regardless, its been explained to you that this isn't a copy but a drop in replacement, that doesn't require a redesign of the tank.
 

Users who are viewing this thread

Latest Posts

Back
Top