WS-10 Taihang turbofan

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The WS-10 Taihang turbofan is a Chinese-designed afterburning turbofan engine developed to power modern PLA Air Force fighter aircraft such as the J-10 and J-11 series.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf afterburning turbofan engine
aircraft engine
application single-engine fighter aircraft
twin-engine fighter aircraft
configuration twin-spool turbofan
countryOfOrigin China
designedFor air superiority fighters
multirole fighters
developer Aviation Industry Corporation of China
Shenyang Liming Aero-Engine Group
exportStatus not widely exported as of early 2020s
features afterburner
annular combustor
axial-flow compressor
convergent-divergent exhaust nozzle
full authority digital engine control
modular design
single-stage fan
fuelType aviation kerosene
hasVariant WS-10A
linked to: WS-10

WS-10B
linked to: WS-10

WS-10C
linked to: WS-10

WS-10H
linked to: WS-10

WS-10IPE
linked to: WS-10
introducedInService 2000s
manufacturer Shenyang Liming Aero-Engine Group
namedAfter Taihang Mountains
programStart 1980s
replaces Russian Saturn AL-31F in Chinese service (on some aircraft)
role powerplant for fourth-generation fighter aircraft
status in operational service
technologyLevel comparable to 4th-generation fighter engines
thrustClass approximately 120 kN with afterburner
approximately 75–80 kN dry
usedBy People's Liberation Army Air Force
linked to: Chinese Air Force

People's Liberation Army Naval Air Force
usedOnAircraft Chengdu J-10
Chengdu J-20 (early prototypes)
linked to: Chengdu J-20

J-11BH (navalized variants)
linked to: Shenyang J-15

J-15 carrier-based fighter
Shenyang J-11
Shenyang J-11B
linked to: Shenyang J-11

Shenyang J-15
Shenyang J-16

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Chengdu J-10 powerplant WS-10 Taihang turbofan