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[h=1]Turkey Ramps Up Space Plans[/h] By Burak Ege Bekdil 10:43 a.m. EDT June 21, 2015
(Photo: Thales Alenia Space)
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ANKARA — Turkey's procurement planners are taking new steps to further nationalize the country's planned space programs in an effort to become less reliant on foreign providers.
In early May, prime contractor Telespazio and partner Thales Alenia Space shipped the Gokturk-1 observation satellite to Turkey. The program's designated end user is the Turkish Defense Ministry.
Although the satellite was built by a European partnership, Turkish industry was involved in the system design and development and supplied system components. Tusas Turkish Aerospace Industries (TAI) provided parts for the payload structure; Aselsan was tasked with ground segment components, image data reception and processing. Turkey's state scientific research institute, TUBITAK, developed telecommand and telemetry ciphering devices.
The Gokturk-1 contract with the Turkish defense procurement office, the Undersecretariat for Defense Industries (SSM), also involved the construction of the USET satellite integration and test center in Turkey, inaugurated May 21 in a high-profile ceremony.
"With this facility we can say that Turkey is now among the countries that have a say in space programs," Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said at the ceremony.
TAI officials say Gokturk-1 will undergo its first tests at USET this month. TAI will provide its mission module panels and perform final tests later this year. The Gokturk-1 will be launched in 2016 from French Guiana.
USET, run by TAI, was built with an investment of €100 million (US $112.6 million), TAI said in a statement, and financed jointly by Turkey's Defense Ministry, the SSM, the Transport Ministry and national satellite operator Turksat.
USET can simultaneously assemble, integrate and test satellites of up to five tons. The satellites will be shipped to launch locations from an airport operated jointly by TAI and a neighboring air base.
Earlier, in 2012, TAI launched the Gokturk-2 from China. That satellite is in service now.
TAI also is carrying out the preliminary design of the Gokturk-3, a two-phase program to build this military satellite. The company will sign a contract with SSM for production and launching in 2016. The Gokturk-3 will be Turkey's first synthetic aperture radar satellite.
In December 2014 TAI signed a contract with the Turkish government for the Turksat 6A, an X-band communications satellite. It is presently designing the satellite.
Procurement officials say that Turkey hopes to eventually become "nearly independent" of foreign providers in all satellite and space-related programs.
"This is a clearly defined government target," said one procurement official familiar with the country's space programs. "It may take some time to achieve it, but we are surely progressing in the right direction. The level of local work in many such programs would simply be unthinkable 10 years ago."
But some industry analysts remain cautious over Turkey's space ambitions.
"No doubt, the technological awareness is increasing," an Ankara-based analyst said. "So are capabilities. Still there are too many unanswered questions regarding how realistic the Turkish final target is, both technologically and commercially. I think the next several years will see involvement of many foreign players in Turkey's space-related programs, in this way or another. A self-dependent Turkish space industry is probably a too distant target."
Turkey Ramps Up Space Plans
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Ankara adopts new national security strategies against ISIS, PYD
One of the points on the alleged road map is that the Turkish Armed Forces (TSK) is creating a safe zone in northern Syria to push back ISIS and to allow the FSA control the region. The other option is reportedly lending strong support to the FSA to take control of the regions held by ISIS and those controlled by the PYD. With ISIS and the PYD at its door, Turkey's General Staff and other security officials are reportedly working on scenarios that could erupt when the TSK begins creating the safe zone in Syria.
Ankara adopts new national security strategies against ISIS, PYD - Daily Sabah
Geht doch, nicht nur an heute und jetzt denken, sonder auch für die kommende Zukunft.
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Hall Effect Thruster Development Project (HALE)
With the Hall Effect Thruster Development Project (HALE), Turkey will have the first facility for research and development of electric propulsion systems. The facility will be established at TÜBİTAK UZAY premises by the support of Turkish Development Ministry. Future propulsion systems developed at this facility aim to meet the in-space propulsion needs of national missions in the short and long term.
The concept of electric propulsion was first proposed and studied in 1950s in Russia and the United states. In recent years, with the improved performance of the ion and Hall Effect thrusters (HETs), this technology has become an attractive alternative solution over the conventional chemical systems within the international space industry. HALE project will bring this new technology to Turkey, providing the necessary infrastructure and technical background to develop national electric propulsion systems. The facility established in the project will also be open to the service of Turkish space industry and academia who wish to work in this field.
The facility to be established in the scope of HALE project will have the required space simulators and diagnostic tools to fully design, manufacture and test electric propulsion systems. In addition, with the technical background gained in the course of the project, an engineering model HET with 1.5 kW power will be developed and used in the verification of the infrastructure. The HET is to produce 70 mN nominal thrust and expected to have 1500s specific impulse.
HALE project is a strategically, technologically and commercially critical investment for Turkey considering the domestic and international need of the electric propulsion systems for future missions. Through HALE project, development of propulsion systems using national resources will be possible reducing the dependency on foreign sources.
The project started in June, 2010 and is planned to be completed by the end of 2015.
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Aufnahmen vom Pariser Airshow 2015
With the Hall Effect Thruster Development Project (HALE), Turkey will have the first facility for research and development of electric propulsion systems. The facility will be established at TÜBİTAK UZAY premises by the support of Turkish Development Ministry. Future propulsion systems developed at this facility aim to meet the in-space propulsion needs of national missions in the short and long term.
The concept of electric propulsion was first proposed and studied in 1950s in Russia and the United states. In recent years, with the improved performance of the ion and Hall Effect thrusters (HETs), this technology has become an attractive alternative solution over the conventional chemical systems within the international space industry. HALE project will bring this new technology to Turkey, providing the necessary infrastructure and technical background to develop national electric propulsion systems. The facility established in the project will also be open to the service of Turkish space industry and academia who wish to work in this field.
The facility to be established in the scope of HALE project will have the required space simulators and diagnostic tools to fully design, manufacture and test electric propulsion systems. In addition, with the technical background gained in the course of the project, an engineering model HET with 1.5 kW power will be developed and used in the verification of the infrastructure. The HET is to produce 70 mN nominal thrust and expected to have 1500s specific impulse.
HALE project is a strategically, technologically and commercially critical investment for Turkey considering the domestic and international need of the electric propulsion systems for future missions. Through HALE project, development of propulsion systems using national resources will be possible reducing the dependency on foreign sources.
The project started in June, 2010 and is planned to be completed by the end of 2015.
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170 HP Motor
Aufnahmen vom Pariser Airshow 2015
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turkish aerospace industries wird die kampfhubschrauber (22st ah-1p + 8tah-1p) vom typ ah-1p von bahrain modernisieren...der auftrag hat einen wert von ca 70mio dollar.
Bahreyn’in Cobra’ları TAI’ye emanet
Bahreyn’in AH-1P Cobra helikopterleri TAI’de modernize edilecek. 70 milyon dolarlık proje ne zaman tamamlanacak?
TAI son iki yıldır geliştirdiği T129 ATAK Helikopterini Bahreyn’e satabilmek için görüşmeler yapıyor. Bahreyn’Maradona havacılık fuarına da katılan TAI, Bahreynli pilotları da T129’a uçurdu. Uzun yıllardır kullandıkları AH-1 Cobra serisi helikopterleri yenilemek isteyen Bahreyn, T129’dan memnun kaldı. Pilotlar bu bilgiyi fuarda Janes Defence gibi önemli savaunma dergilerine verdikleri röportajlarla da belirtmişti.
T129'UN İLK YABANCI KULLANICISI BAHREYN Mİ OLACAK?
Bahreyn bir süredir taarruz helikopteri filosunu büyütmek üzere çalışmalar yaparken diğer yandan AH-1’lerin modernizasyonu için TAI’yi seçti. Yapılan toplam 70 milyon dolarlık anlaşma ile helikopterlerin kokpit ve atış sistemleri yenilenecek. Yeni nesil silah seçeneklerini de kullanabilecek helikopterler için Bahreynli yetkililer Roketsan’la CİRİT Füzesi için de görüşmeler yapılıyor.
AH-1P ve TAH-1P helikopterlerinin ayrıca modernizasyon ile gövde ömrü uzatılacak. TAI tarafından yapılacak modernizasyonun 2020’de tamamlanması planlanıyor,. Benzer bir modernizasyon Türk Kara Kuvvetleri’ne ait AH-1 Cobra’lara da yapılmıştı.
ASELSAN’LA ANLAŞMA YAPILDI
Bu projede TAI avionik ve atış sistemi konusunda ASELSAN ile işbirliği yapıyor. Geçtiğimiz gün imzalanan anlaşma ile 24,7 milyon dolarlık sözleşme imzalandı.
Açıklamada, söz konusu sipariş kapsamındaki teslimatların 2020 yılı içerisinde tamamlanmasının planlandığı belirtildi.
Bahreyn 1994 yılında ilk Cobra helikopterlerini almaya başladı. Halen Bahreyn’in elinde 22 adet AH-1P, 8’i de eğitim modeli TAH-1P olmak üzere toplam 30 adet taarruz helikopteri bulunuyor.
Bahreyn?in Cobra?lar? TAI?ye emanet
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-- griechchischer hubschrauber boom
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Beides nur laut dir Boom, wir haben zugegeben das wir ihn abgeschossen haben.
Außerdem du laberst du das Die Türkei uns zerstört sollten wir je was gegen sie unternehmen.
Also wir haben einen Jet abgeschossen,wieso hat uns die mächtige Türkei nicht in 24h zerstört