The Military-industrial Scientific Research System of the Academic Master Chapter 347

Chapter 347 Build a heavy-duty die forging press!

 “It seems that it can be regarded as accomplishing multiple things with one stone.”

 This news obviously put Chang Haonan in a good mood.

 This is often the case in Western countries.

 Only if you show corresponding strength, they will be willing to talk to you on an equal footing.

 If you remain polite all the time, others will easily mistake your good intentions for weakness.

This just frightened the British once, and they rushed to improve relations.

 In fact, it is cheap.

But no matter what, we still have to fight for the power we can get.

Although the relationship between Britain and the United States is a conjugation of father and son, in the late 1990s, Daiying was still more thoughtful, and he was not the clown that he was later.

 “Let's get it right.”

After all, Huai Guomo was a man who had seen many big storms. He was just shocked by something he had never thought of before, and he lost his composure a little.

Even for a moment, I thought about rushing out of the door, directly finding Ding Gaoheng and asking to report to the boss.

However, he quickly regained his composure in the end.

Chang Haonan was still sitting calmly. It was really outrageous to act surprised in front of people of this generation.

  There is no rush to spend these few hours.

So I sat down again and chatted with Chang Haonan about the British reaction to this matter:

“In fact, at the very beginning, the purpose of this operation was just to protect July 1st and prevent the other party from provoking. As for what happened later, it was actually a complete surprise to us.”

Chang Haonan has never been a big chess player, so he doesn't feel like an idol is ruined by this explanation:

“No matter what, opportunities are always reserved for those who are prepared. Now that we have caught up, it is ours.”

This sentence of course contains two aspects. One is the army's precautions for this matter.

 Second, he assisted the aviation industry and electronics industry in developing corresponding equipment in advance.

Indispensable.

“Actually, there are some unconfirmed rumors.”

Huai Guomo gently touched his chin and said in a gossipy tone:

“It is said that the divorce between their prince and princess two years ago has become a big deal recently. In order to divert public attention, many companies with royal background have invested in supporting the Wave 97 fleet.”

"Now this fleet has failed to show its face, but instead has exposed its butt. If we make the matter public, it will be tantamount to slapping the Queen across the face. That's why this time their conservative party has almost surrendered. …”

Chang Haonan had no way of knowing about this kind of thing in his previous life, so he just treated it as a story.

But he remembered that it seemed that the Princess of Wales was indeed going to die soon...

 In about two months, she will be killed in a car accident.

 As to whether this car accident was an accident or not, that's all open to debate.

Of course, this matter has nothing to do with Chang Haonan. Having worked as an engineer for most of his life in his previous life, he also lacked research on the British aristocratic system and issues related to the royal family.

 So just go through it in your head.

 Just wait and see the news then.

 The reply to the 9th Hainan Division was full of technical issues, so it was not long and was written quickly.

As for the ring plan, Chang Haonan believed that he did not need to say anything.

From Huai Guomo's pale face just now, he knew that the other party had already drawn inferences from one example and realized the risks of cooperating with David to develop early warning aircraft.

 We are all decent people and there is no need to explain many things clearly.

“Xiao Chang, I heard from Lao Du that the tasks on your shoulders will be quite heavy in the second half of the year.”

Huai Guomo stuffed Chang Haonan's reply into an envelope and put it into his briefcase, but had no intention of leaving. Instead, he chatted with the latter about work issues in the second half of the year: "What are your priorities? If you need help from the Science and Technology Commission, just ask us directly and we will try our best to meet your needs."

Facing this important issue, Chang Haonan's expression suddenly became solemn.

 He took a rough look at the situation in front of him.

 Priority is not a simple sequential ranking.

Although almost all projects at hand are inseparable from the support of the Science and Technology Commission, for Chang Haonan, who has completely streamlined the work process, most projects only need to be advanced step by step within the existing framework, and at most, some technical support will be given at critical moments. Just help.

 The big job is only the turbofan 10 and the die forging press.

Considering that there are two baskets, the Seiko Project and the 973 Project, some research related to the turbofan 10 that is not easy to classify can be put into it.

 In fact, Turbofan 10 can barely be regarded as the first engine project in the history of China Aerospace Power that is separated from the specific aircraft model to a certain extent.

Although its status is still as a supporting project for the J-10 and J-11 projects, at least it is no longer a one-to-one complete affiliation, and it has also received independent funding and R&D teams.

 More importantly, since Projects 10 and 11 are generally relatively stable, there will be no chance that the engines will suffer as a result of the aircraft model being aborted.

Furthermore, after the Turbofan 10 is finalized, it may even be used as an opportunity to separate the aerospace research and development into a new independent company to completely solve the structural problems of aerospace power research and development.

But that's all for later.

 In short, although the Turbofan 10 project has many technical obstacles, there is nothing to change in terms of organizational structure for the time being.

 The biggest trouble still comes from the die forging press.

 This project will to some extent involve a game between the interests of some departments.

 And unlike aviation engines or aircraft, there are already clear units responsible for research and development tasks.

 Everything has to start from scratch.

Thinking of this, Chang Haonan raised his head and looked at Huai Guomo opposite:

“In terms of priority, the first thing I should do is to cooperate with Professor Yan Yongnian from Qinghua University to develop a heavy-duty die forging press of no less than 68,000 tons based on a semi-finished product solution in the 1980s.”

“I have talked with Academician Shen Hongshen before and learned about some problems with the original design of Qinghua University. Considering our current technical strength and the international situation, we should be fully capable of making it.”

 There are three main issues that Mr. Shen said before, one is the body structure, the other is vibration control, and the third is hydraulic oil.

The first two are areas where Chang Haonan is good at, and where his planned multi-physics simulation modeling software can come into play.

 As for the third one...

Chang Haonan really doesn't understand chemical engineering.

Of course he can learn now with the help of the system, but it may be difficult for him to find time recently.

 At this time, the olive branch just extended by the British is very useful.

 British Petroleum (BP) has a brand called Castrol, which is as famous as Shell and Mobil in the field of industrial oils.

In this kind of non-core technology, it doesn't hurt to rely on borrowingism first.

Concerning this matter, the recommendation report written by Chang Haonan a few days ago has not been finalized and submitted, so apart from him, only a few people including Du Yishan, Shen Hong and Yan Yongnian know about it.

However, Chang Haonan did not keep it secret during the inquiring process, so Huai Guomo must have heard some rumors and did not show too much surprise.

On the other hand, heavy-duty die forging presses are indeed an indispensable part of many national key projects.

 If it cannot be produced domestically, then the manufacturing of many core components will have to be done abroad.

Chang Haonan's choice is also a timely help for the Science and Technology Commission, so there is no reason why he should not try his best to help.

“So, what do you need us to do for you?”

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 (End of this chapter)

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