Putin gave instructions in connection with the development of a new PD-35 engine

December 30 2020 11

The aircraft with the PD-35 engine should be ready for operation by 2027. This power plant can be applied to the elongated IL-96 model, but assistance is needed to complete this work. Such an order was given by the Russian President to Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin.

PD-35 with a thrust of 35 tons is a promising model, it should be ready by 2027

- Vladimir Putin emphasized.

The head of state noted that the PD-35 was planned to be used on wide-body aircraft models. This engine is a long-term product, and even if such an aircraft is not ready in six years, you still need to continue to improve this promising powertrain.

Putin also mentioned that Russian engine builders should be congratulated on the creation of the PD-14 engine. According to the president, such engines have not been made in Russia for about three decades - since the 80s of the last century.

In July 2020, the first stage of testing the PD-35 fan demonstrator, made of polymer composite structures as part of PD-14, was completed. Work on the creation of the PD-35 began four years ago, the cost of this will total about 180 billion rubles. Plans call for flight tests of a full-size PD-35 demonstrator in 2025. These engines will be put into series production in the late 2030s.

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Alexander K_2

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30 December 2020 20: 12

A good assignment, the main thing is that they are carried out. Unfortunately, as time shows, orders remain just words!
Sergey Latyshev

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30 December 2020 21: 16

Interestingly, Trump also gave instructions to Boeing what to develop ... that's Boeing and then got into ...
1. Pete mitchell
  
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  31 December 2020 19: 32
  
  Quote: Sergey Latyshev
  Interestingly, Trump also gave instructions to Boeing what to develop ....
  
  Not interesting, if only because there is a completely different system of organization of countries and industry. The staff members settled a lot about a hundred years ago. And the modern Russian Federation has not yet decided how to live on, heritage does not always help
  1. monman
    
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    1 January 2021 19: 17
    
    The staff members settled down a lot a hundred years ago. And the modern Russian Federation has not yet decided how to live on ...
    
    Cmon, man !!
    Firstly, not 100 years ago, but 200 years ago, and secondly, you are personally to blame for the uncertainty of Russia. Well, in what other country, once a year, the population complains to the president about the cold in the apartment, dirty entrances and holes on the roads? This was the case with Gapon in 1905, this was the case under the Communist Party of the Soviet Union and continues now. Personally, you created this system by your voting, when the vertical receives money and does not bear any responsibility! Therefore, Putin decides what engines to make, he is engaged in heating apartments and repairing roads.
    And after that do you use the term “modern Russia” to refer to your country? Yes, it remained as it was managed in the 19th century.
    So someone long ago decided “how to live on”, only you did not notice it, although you feel good ...
    1. isofat
      
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      1 January 2021 22: 38
      
      monman, here we are so bad and nasty - we create modern engines, fly into space ...
      
      But you yourself are to blame for the fact that the United States is where it is. Do you even know who appoints presidents in the United States?
      
      PS Didn't settle down with you monman, oh not settled down.
    2. Pete mitchell
      
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      2 January 2021 12: 04
      
      Quote: cmonman
      it remained as it was in the 19th century.
      
      Probably I agree with you - the country's governing system is very archaic and changes extremely slowly, but this process does not stand still. In any case, this is the business of the Russians: how to live and how to relate to “Father Tsar”. The West, of course, prefers a bunch of marked / ebn - but a mistake came out, the colonel, although not a magician, is still a VGK, whose opinion will always matter. God forbid, some Medvedev will come to replace him ...
      So - the inhabitants of the Country themselves, personally, took part in the creation of modern Russia - and this is their business exclusively, and not the carriers generally recognized “demographic” values: you do not like this country, do not meddle with it, rejoice in your "successes". And Russia will continue
      
      Quote: isofat
      we are so bad and nasty - we create modern engines, we fly into space ...
greenchelman

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31 December 2020 01: 00

These engines will be launched into series in the late 2030s.

And not in 2028 ???
Sergey Latyshev

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31 December 2020 21: 44

Yes, that's right.

The series of these engines will be launched in the late 2030s.

In 20 years? Some kind of stupid override ...
faiver

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1 January 2021 21: 39

I don’t understand, they have been working on the creation for 4 years already, we need another seven years, and in the series after another ten years? What is this for such terms? 25 years on the engine? Some kind of bullshit ...
1. Pete mitchell
  
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  2 January 2021 12: 09
  
  Quote: faiver
  What is this for such terms?
  
  The engine is 12-15 years old: from the first sheet of whatman paper to the series, this is with all the other positive introductory notes.
  Outraged by the end-engines "needed yesterday"
Superalex Y

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3 January 2021 23: 49

PD-35 will never be installed on IL-96. He stupidly does not fit in there. This is the engine for other aircraft.