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Russia to Start Development of New-Generation Engines for Rockets, Aircraft
by Staff Writers
Moscow (Sputnik) Oct 08, 2015


UEC has already built subsonic and supersonic demonstrator engines that use pulse detonation technology.

Russia's United Engine Corporation plans to start work on the development of advanced aircraft and rocket engines.

Russia's United Engine Corporation (UEC) plans to start work on the development of advanced aircraft and rocket engines using pulse detonation technology, the UEC press service said Tuesday.

The statement was made at the Innovation Day of the Defense Ministry-2015 international exhibition, held in the town of Kubinka in the Moscow Region.

"It is planned that development work in this direction will start in the near future," a member of the UEC press service told RIA Novosti.

UEC has already built subsonic and supersonic demonstrator engines that use pulse detonation technology, the company's press representative added.

According to the company, such engines showed 30-50 percent improvements when compared to conventional engines by thrust and fuel consumption.

The development of advanced aircraft and rocket engines using pulse detonation technology will deliver currently unattainable performance characteristics to highly manoeuvrable aircraft. The technology will also provide advanced combat load and range to supersonic and hypersonic missiles and guided weapons of multiple purposes, according to UEC.

Source: Sputnik News


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