Птица попала в лобовое стекло лайнера МС-21 на скорости более 600 км/ч: стал известен результат

Domestic Product Successfully Passed the Test

ONPP "Tekhnologiya" named after A. G. Romashin (part of Rostec) tested the strength of the new cockpit glazing of the Russian MC-21 aircraft. It successfully withstood a bird strike at a speed of over 600 km/h.

Similar products, providing comfortable visibility from the cockpit and protection, are also installed on another domestic airliner — SJ-100.

The production volumes of Russian passenger aircraft will increase. Therefore, we plan to increase the supply of glazing for "Superjets" by 2.5 times, and for MC-21 by more than 11 times by 2028.
Andrey Silkin, General Director of ONPP "Tekhnologiya"

The high strength of the glazing is guaranteed by the technology of ion-exchange strengthening of silicate glass. It allows creating glazing with complex geometry, which is 8 times stronger than ordinary glass. Thanks to this, the cockpit can withstand a likely encounter with birds in the air, which increases flight safety.

The windshield of the MC-21 cockpit is a seven-ply structure — four silicate glasses glued together with a polymer film. It has an electric heating function. Thanks to this, the glazing always maintains high optical properties and does not fog up during temperature changes.

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