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Pakistan Mastery over Foreign Engines for Planes

We can not start n engine manufacturing facility and the maximum we can do is make as much of the parts internally as possible. For this to happen local electronic and mechanical industry has to chip in which brings us into question of modernizing the steel industry in pakistan and the auto and related mechanical part set ups in Pakistan. JICA has offered support in this regard and a strict deletion program for the auto industry will go a long way in improving the skill and the industrial base involved. Same way importing rice plants, sugar plants and parts, boilers and similar plants/parts should not be imported and rather built in house. HMC and Wah industrial complex can earn decent revenue through this just like PAC manufactures parts for boeing and can overhaul aircrafts as well.

Granted auto / rice/sugar industries and aircraft or aircraft engine are all together different ball games but you have to start somewhere and the workers, SSL (semi skilled labors), SL (skilled labors) from the above mentioned industries can be trained much more readily and easily in manufacturing requiring more precision and skill.
 
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Only in Pakistan jet engines are considered some sort of alien technology.... heck the Germans managed to produce one back in the 1940s. It is not new technology. Obviously producing an engine with higher thrust than what is available at the moment is a challenge, but producing an average engine should not have been a problem for 200 million people.
why don't you make one and show us
 
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i hope we first learn to crawl i.e. make turbines, compressors, wind tunnels and then move on to special alloys, single crystal blades and then finally TVC. Long road ahead but slow and steady wins the race :)
 
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My friend i do not intend to undermine my Chinese brothers it is an established fact that the Western Engines have a good engine depot inspection interval from 4,300 to 6,000 hours. Can you enhance my knowledge by giving any figures of WS 15 Engine Service and life cycle.

I did not question your comments but asked you to cite a reference on our metallurgical problems.
 
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