The Military-industrial Scientific Research System of the Academic Master Chapter 55

Chapter 55 Please give me some advice [Please follow up! 】

 For this result, Chang Haonan had basically expected it when he first saw Yang Fenghao.

 This has far exceeded his expectations a month ago.

 Compared to the M60 project, the difficulty and importance of the 83 project are undoubtedly much higher.

 Correspondingly, the influence and weight are much greater.

 This also means that he is one step closer to the goal he set at the beginning of his rebirth—to rely on the system to drive the efficiency of the entire Chinese scientific research system.

As for Yao Mengna, it is reasonable to follow her. She has strong abilities in three-dimensional digital modeling and control law design. She is the most in-demand talent in the entire aviation industry at the moment.

After all, in the original timeline, China's first aircraft model that fully realized digital design, drawings and assembly was the JH-7A, and the project would not be officially approved until 1999, three years later.

Liang Zhuoping took out a document from the briefcase next to him.

“Comrade Xiao Chang, this is a document about the confidentiality of the project. If you have no objections after reading it, just sign on the last page.”

Chang Haonan took a brief look at it and found that it was not much different from the one he signed when he joined the company after graduating from his doctorate in his previous life, that is, not to say anything that should not be said, not to ask about secrets that should not be asked, and not to involve secrets in private letters. No need to use ordinary postal mail to convey secrets, etc.

It's just that in 1996, only a few cities in the country, such as Beijing, Shanghai, and Yangcheng, were connected to the Internet. There were even fewer people with the conditions to access the Internet, so the network security issue that became a top priority had not yet been solved. be included in it.

 In addition, there are restrictions on the publication of some results. If there is confidential content, it needs to be declassified. If the confidentiality is too deep to be declassified, it can be written into a national defense report.

These are all normal contents. Chang Haonan turned to the last page, decisively signed his name, and then handed the signed document back to Liang Zhuoping.

“So, Comrade Chang Haonan, let's get to know each other again. I am the chief designer of the 83rd Project. On behalf of the entire project team, I welcome you to join me.”

Yang Fenghao was obviously in a good mood. He stood up and shook hands with Chang Haonan:

"At this stage, the testing work of Project 83 is going quite smoothly. There are two main parts that need your help. One is to digitize our previous paper design drawings to facilitate subsequent improvements and finalize the design. After that, we will, of course, provide manpower to work with you in connection with the manufacturing unit.”

"The second is to use your knowledge in computational fluid dynamics to provide more accurate guidance for the next test flight work and speed up the test flight efficiency. We now have a large number of flight hours spent exploring test flight conditions. In fact, It has caused a certain amount of waste. As for the more specific project details, you have to wait until you arrive in Shengjing to find out.”

“Thank you, Commander Yang, for your trust. I will do my best.”

Although it was the first time for Chang Haonan to experience such a scene, he had been mentally prepared for it, so he still remained unfazed.

At this time, Du Yishan came forward again, patted his shoulder and encouraged:

“Xiao Chang, you have a great future. Work hard at Institute 601. Project 83 is a very promising project and there is plenty of room for you to show off your skills.”

Hearing such a sentence, Chang Haonan felt mixed emotions in his heart and could only smile and nod in return.

In fact, in 1996, as Yang Fenghao said just now, the research and development progress of Project 83 was relatively optimistic. The 01 and 03 prototypes had already launched intensive test flights in Yanliang, and the 04 that had just rolled off the assembly line was verified. The aircraft is also undergoing factory test flights, and everything seems to be going very smoothly.

Therefore, in Du Yishan's view, as long as this project proceeds step by step, there will be no major troubles. Even if the WP14 engine that is the most worrying is not progressing smoothly, it can be temporarily replaced by the WP13F engine. Similar situations have not happened in the past. Didn't happen.

 But as a reborn person, Chang Haonan certainly knew that in the original timeline, Project 83 ended with regrets and was turned into a technical reserve. The supporting WP14 engine also lost its installed model. Although the research and development was not directly terminated, the attention it received plummeted and it failed to complete its mission of replacing the WP13 series.

 The reasons for this are of course very complex, including both the impact of insufficient technology and non-technical factors. For example, in January 1997, when the No. 04 full-state prototype just mentioned was transferred to Yanliang, the end of the landing runway was being renovated, so a trench was dug. The tower did not know about this, and the pilot was Visibility was poor and the aircraft could not be detected visually, which eventually led to the aircraft's landing gear breaking. After overshooting the runway, it hit a tree and was completely damaged.

The prototype No. 05 that was then rushed to be produced caught fire and crashed in the air due to engine failure in 1999. Two prototypes were lost within two years. This, combined with the slow progress of test flights caused by the damage of No. 04, eventually led to the discontinuation of Project 83. .

 Of course, this all happened in the last life.

 This time, Chang Haonan is confident that these regrets will never happen again.

“Comrade Xiao Chang, Professor Du is right.” This time it was Director Zhou who spoke:

“The August 3rd Project should be just the beginning for you. We look forward to you playing a greater role in the progress of our Chinese defense industry.”

That afternoon, Lu Yuying, who was sitting at her desk in Chengdu 611 School, picked up the receiver in high spirits and dialed the number in the office of Professor Du Yishan of Beijing Hang University.

Just yesterday, after discussions with 9 units including the 611 Institute, Northwest Optical Instrument Factory, and Liyang Engine Company, they were unanimously optimistic about the export prospects of the two J-7F models. At the same time, they can also share the Project 10 project to a certain extent. risk, so we decided to jointly raise 65 million yuan to support the research and development of new models.

This is a full 30% more than the 50 million he said at the previous meeting.

In this era when funding for national defense scientific research is not abundant, having money means having confidence.

So after discussing with secretary Lin Yichun, the two finally decided to allocate 1 million yuan to provide Du Yishan's research team with a project on the overall design of a mandibular inlet aircraft.

 In fact, the meaning is obviously to ask the other party to send Chang Haonan over.

 “Hello, who is this?”

The call was quickly connected, and Du Yishan's voice came over there.

“Lao Du, it's me, Lu Yuying, the chief model engineer of the 611 Institute.”

 At this time, there were only a few model chief engineers in China, so the two of them naturally knew each other.

 After a few simple greetings, Lu Yuying went directly to the topic.

He said that the 611 Institute currently has a self-funded project. If he wants to give the other party's research group an overall design topic, he needs to ask Chang Haonan to come to the 611 Institute to participate in the project. The total funding is 1 million yuan.

When Lu Yuying finished saying the number 1 million yuan, he leaned directly on his office chair, thinking about Du Yishan's reaction after hearing this number.

“Uh, Lao Lu, I'm really sorry, we can't take on this project now, you'd better hire someone else.”

 (End of this chapter)

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