BrahMos- A Indian Fighter
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The document presents information on the BrahMos supersonic cruise missile. It discusses the missile's history, technical specifications, variants based on launchers, and comparisons to other missiles worldwide. The BrahMos is a joint venture between India and Russia that can fly at Mach 2.8 speeds. It has a range of 290km and can carry a 200-300kg warhead. The document outlines the missile's ramjet engine design and fire-and-forget targeting capability. Further developments of BrahMos II and III are planned to increase range and utilize new engine technologies. The presentation concludes that BrahMos demonstrates India's advancement in supersonic missile technology.
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- 3. INTRODUCTION TO SUPERSONIC TECHNOLOGY Speed of sound 1225 Km/h Subsonic <980 Km/h Transonic 980-1470 Km/h Supersonic 1470-6126 Km/h Hypersonic 6126-12251 Km/h High hypersonic 12251-30626 Km/h Supersonic means to travel more than speed of sound Range is measured in Mach numbers Mach number is described as a ratio of flow speed to speed of sound It’s a dimensionless quantity
- 5. HISTORY This missile is named after two rivers, the Brahmaputra & the Moskva
- 6. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION Maximum Range 290Km Maximum velocity Mach 2.5-2.8 (3,430.1 km/h) Warhead capacity 200-300 Kg Weight 3000 Kg Length 8.4 m Diameter 0.6m Unit cost 17 crore (approx.) Engine two state engine
- 7. RAMJET ENGINE Two stage propulsion Solid state propelled for initial acceleration liquid fuelled Ramjet for supersonic cruse No moving part in engine
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