Indian Space Capabilities

[gslv mk3]

Dosen't change the fact that we had russian engine and blueprints for reference

I guess you know what is the meaning of 'conceptual differences'

every indian and pakistani on this site knows fully well that i am an indian

 

[he-man]

I guess you know what is the meaning of 'conceptual differences'

really thats it??
u wanna challenge i am an indian now u drdo super troll??

If u are in delhi,,just give me ur adress and the black eye on ur face will prove that i am an indian.
What a low life,,,are u a clerk or peon in drdo/hal??

 

[gslv mk3]

really thats it??
u wanna challenge i am an indian now u drdo super troll??

If u are in delhi,,just give me ur adress and the black eye on ur face will prove that i am an indian.
What a low life,,,are u a clerk or peon in drdo/hal??

F*ck off whiner.

 

[he-man]

F*ck off whiner.

So that settles it then,,u are a clerk in hal/drdo.
Good for u

 

[Bhasad Singh Mundi]

Even russians are struggling now,,,,proton m has crashed 2 times in the previous attempts,they have no money for r&d and result is before everyone.

I just hope we pump more money in cryogenics and semi cryos................we need bigger engines.
currently usa has a cryo with 2900 kn thrust,,,china with 700 kn and we are still at 75 kn and that too only 1 successful launch.

Second problem is due to bad metallurgy our cryo has an inferior t/w ratio compared to global counterparts,,,we need to speed up research there too

Thats the problem, meager funding. We can accelerate many programs like RLV-td, ATV etc with more funds. Currently, many of these programs share resources. CE20 engine development got delayed because the program was test facility with CE7.5 program. Only recently, ISRO created a dedicated test facility for CE20.

 

[he-man]

Thats the problem, meager funding. We can accelerate many programs like RLV-td, ATV etc with more funds. Currently, many of these programs share resources. CE20 engine development got delayed because the program was test facility with CE7.5 program. Only recently, ISRO created a dedicated test facility for CE20.

I know this very well,,last year the budget was sub 1 billion$ and most of it goes to making satellites and launching them,,,hardly anything for r&d.

It need to be jacked to at least 2-3 billion$,,we can easily afford it and secondly the pslv needs to be delegated to private players fully and isro should be fully focussed on gslv.

I know this is not possible suddenly but should be done in phases in next 5 years.

 

[Bhasad Singh Mundi]

I know this very well,,last year the budget was sub 1 billion$ and most of it goes to making satellites and launching them,,,hardly anything for r&d.

It need to be jacked to at least 2-3 billion$,,we can easily afford it and secondly the pslv needs to be delegated to private players fully and isro should be fully focussed on gslv.

I know this is not possible suddenly but should be done in phases in next 5 years.

The problem is socialists in India will start crying over any more money being allocated to space prgram.

 

[he-man]

The problem is socialists in India will start crying over any more money being allocated to space prgram.

**** the socialists,,,i don't give one flying **** to them.

 

[gslv mk3]

So that settles it then,,u are a clerk in hal/drdo.
Good for u

Talk about t/w ratio..

 

[he-man]

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Talk about t/w ratio..

My god really??
I was comparing t/w between our ce 7.5 and other cryogenic engines................damn i expected something better from u man.

 

[gslv mk3]

My god really??
I was comparing t/w between our ce 7.5 and other cryogenic engines................damn i expected something better from u man.

Dude how much difference it is going to make ? The payload capacity of gslv mk2 is more than mk1!.Weight of stages can be reduced by other means -like a FRP payload fairing.

 

[he-man]

Dude how much difference it is going to make ? The payload capacity of gslv mk2 is more than mk1!.Weight of stages can be reduced by other means -like a FRP payload fairing.

Its about having a better engine,everything matters.
And seriously we are a huge huge amount behind.

U see this engine??
YF-75 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

It was made by china in 1994,,,exactly 20 years back with almost same specs as our ce-7.5

And now they use this monster
YF-77 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

They made this in 2007,,,7 years back meaning they are on to something even bigger than this.

Look at the japanese one
LE-7 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Dude we are nowhere in the picture,,,while we catch up they will be on to something even bigger

And i am yet to post american ,russian and european engines here,,,damn that would be utter embarrasment

 

[gslv mk3]

Its about having a better engine,everything matters.
And seriously we are a huge huge amount behind.

U see this engine??
YF-75 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

It was made by china in 1994,,,exactly 20 years back with almost same specs as our ce-7.5

And now they use this monster
YF-77 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

They made this in 2007,,,7 years back meaning they are on to something even bigger than this.

Look at the japanese one
LE-7 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Dude we are nowhere in the picture,,,while we catch up they will be on to something even bigger

And i am yet to post american ,russian and european engines here,,,damn that would be utter embarrasment

Dude its an evolution,next up is the CE 20- &SCE 200.

 

[he-man]

Dude its an evolution,next up is the CE 20- &SCE 200.

i know all that,,i am mere pointing out that to reach their level we have to outspend them,,,which is not really possible at this point.
But we should at least allocate 1 billion$ seperately for cryogenics every year,,its well worth it.

I can gurantee u that with such money we will have 1000 kn cryogenic running in 5 years time but yeah i know we are not aiming for bigger cryos,,after ce 20 we will move into semi cryos probably.

 

[gslv mk3]

which is not really possible at this point.

We are not in a space race,are we? We have set our priorities.