The C949 Supersonic Liner must be assigned until 2049. He was planned as a gift for the Centenary of the Communist Party of China.
The Chinese State Air Building Company Commercial Aircraft Corporation of China (COMAC) announced the first details of the future of the C949 Supersonic passenger aircraft, reports the South China Morning Post.
The project team said planned to increase flight range 50% compared to British-French Concorde (up to 11,000 km), while reducing the volume of sound strike to 83.9 noticed levels in decibels, which can be compared to the noise level from the hair dryer. Such a reduction in noise, in a twentieth from the volume of Concorde, aims to prevent regulatory barriers, which are long prohibited by supersonic flights over the population land.
To achieve these aspirations, the aircraft has become a little slower than Concorde-it can develop speeds only until 1975 km/h, compared to 2400 km/h of British-French predecessor. At the same time, the C949 can bring from 28 to 48 passengers to the business class salon, while more than 100 passengers can accommodate the Board Concorde.
The COMAC C949 will have seven fuel tanks, 42 tons of fuel, between which the fuel is constantly re -distributed to maintain a given center of gravity – where AI must be connected to control the vessel in the air. It will also help to respond quickly to the non -linearity of aerodynamics and compensate for the loss of stability during the decline.
The C949 Supersonic Liner must be assigned until 2049. He was planned as a gift for the Centenary of the Communist Party of China.
Information on the aircraft has been published in the Chinese profile journal Acta Aeronautica Sinica.
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