Chinese Missile Development News

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[yusheng]

photo by :刘明松

you can tell which type it is .

 

[FHN]

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photo by :刘明松

you can tell which type it is .

Df-31AG

 

[Vi-va]

oh my god

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photo by :刘明松

you can tell which type it is .

 

[Deino]

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photo by :刘明松

you can tell which type it is .

Was this the recent truest or are these just random images?

 

[yusheng]

the picture is from "中国军号“，which is PLA offical declaration 官方微博. and it says " Exclusive high-definition image “ 独家高清大图 just after the title of the news.

translation of the title:
#Rocket Force intercontinental ballistic missile launch site image # [Exclusive high-definition image! # Rocket Force successfully launches intercontinental ballistic missile into the Pacific Ocean #]

 

[Michael]

DF-31 Series ICBM
From left to right: DF-31, DF-31A, DF-31AG



Early pictures of DF-31AG

 

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[Hendarto]

China's automated production line can produce 1,000 cruise missiles per day, far exceeding that of the United States. In the case of wartime mobilization, China's daily output of missiles may reach 5,000 to 6,000, which is sufficient to meet conventional needs.

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Qian xuesen father of china missiles program

 

[Hendarto]

China has successfully manufactured the warhead casing of a hypersonic missile using ordinary stainless steel materials. This technological breakthrough not only meets the technical indicators of hypersonic weapons but also significantly reduces production costs.The technical challenge is that when a hypersonic missile is flying at high speed, friction with the air will generate a large amount of heat energy, causing the surface temperature of the missile body to rise sharply, which may exceed 2200°C. Therefore, researching and developing new materials and new manufacturing processes to create a lightweight and durable thermal protection system is a key technical challenge.

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[Hussain]

China has successfully manufactured the warhead casing of a hypersonic missile using ordinary stainless steel materials. This technological breakthrough not only meets the technical indicators of hypersonic weapons but also significantly reduces production costs.The technical challenge is that when a hypersonic missile is flying at high speed, friction with the air will generate a large amount of heat energy, causing the surface temperature of the missile body to rise sharply, which may exceed 2200°C. Therefore, researching and developing new materials and new manufacturing processes to create a lightweight and durable thermal protection system is a key technical challenge.

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If I remember correctly, melting point of Stainless Steel is 1500C, so something that can withstand 2200C has to be an "alloy based on stainless steel" and not ordinary "stainless steel". RIght?

 

[Michael]

China has successfully manufactured the warhead casing of a hypersonic missile using ordinary stainless steel materials. This technological breakthrough not only meets the technical indicators of hypersonic weapons but also significantly reduces production costs.The technical challenge is that when a hypersonic missile is flying at high speed, friction with the air will generate a large amount of heat energy, causing the surface temperature of the missile body to rise sharply, which may exceed 2200°C. Therefore, researching and developing new materials and new manufacturing processes to create a lightweight and durable thermal protection system is a key technical challenge.

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If I remember correctly, melting point of Stainless Steel is 1500C, so something that can withstand 2200C has to be an "alloy based on stainless steel" and not ordinary "stainless steel". RIght?

Mr. Hendarto
I implore you once again. Please don't easily forward these Chinese self media messages. At present, the Chinese self media industry is developing savagely, and a large number of self media authors are trying to attract web traffic by exaggerating or fabricating all kinds of massive news (video/picture/text) to attract people's attention. They don't care about the authenticity of these contents and the consequences they cause, they only care about how to turn these web traffic into money.
When you are retweeting this type of message, carefully identify the message first.

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The original source of this message was the South China Morning Post (SCMP) in Hong Kong. It reported that a team from Beijing Institute of Technology had published a design in Acta Armamentarii. The HGV warhead material described in the article is a composite material with an outermost layer of ultra-high-temperature ceramics, followed by a layer of aerogel insulation and finally a layer of stainless steel. It can withstand up to more than 3,000 degrees Celsius. There is no word that the PLA Rocket Force has begun using this technology.

China’s hypersonic missiles can be made from steel, scientists say

Beijing team says their design marks a key step forward in thermal protection technology.

www.scmp.com

However, many authors in the self media used the term “stainless steel shell” to describe the news, without mentioning the details.
I am very sick of this practice. I'm even more disgusted by those who know the details and still do it.

 

[Hussain]

It reported that a team from Beijing Institute of Technology had published a design in the Journal of Ordnance Equipment Engineering. The HGV warhead material described in the article is a composite material with an outermost layer of ultra-high-temperature ceramics, followed by a layer of aerogel insulation and finally a layer of stainless steel. It can withstand up to more than 3,000 degrees Celsius.

Dear Michael, Extremely grateful for your important clarification. Much appreciated!

 

[SecularNationalist]

To be very frank, I came here to see the joke. This kind of rumor is an IQ test, only stupid people will believe it and reprint it. Solid fuels are not candles, burn uncontrollably and are highly toxic. Used to heat hot pot. Are the people who eat the hot pot prepared to die? It's absolutely ridiculous.

You can only find indian media talking about that. Perfectly catered for indian education and IQ level.