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Остекление Су-57 защитит летчика от света ядерного взрыва | Авиация России:
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Published by 08/05/2020, 18:25
The glazing developed for the fifth generation fighter Su-57 is capable of protecting the pilot from the light of a nuclear explosion and various types of radiation, reported On August 5, at a single day of acceptance of military products, Director General of ONPP Technologiya Andrey Silkin.
According to him, the new glazing protects the aircraft crew from electromagnetic, ultraviolet and infrared radiation, and due to the new materials, the cabin's radar invisibility is achieved, while "the impact resistance of the glazing has doubled with a twofold decrease in its weight."
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Several key requirements are imposed on modern glazing of military aircraft, among which, in addition to high strength, are optical transparency, high light transmission, anti-glare properties that increase the sighting range, protection against the effects of solar and other types of radiation, anti-icing properties that provide uniform electrical resistivity. All this is achieved by applying various coatings by aerosol, vacuum or magnetron method. Powerful and sophisticated equipment that evaporates the metal and deposits it on the glass surface allows the application of any coatings, including those that reduce the aircraft's radar signature.
Earlier, the site "Aviation of Russia" said that the Scientific Research Institute of Technical Glass (NITS) has developed new technologies for the manufacture of glazing of the cabins of military and civil aircraft from silicate glass. Such products are lighter and more durable than if they were made from previously used organic materials.
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