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Chinese scientists have achieved tremendous advances in aircraft technology by developing an innovative Electromagnetic Aircraft Launch System (EMALS) that incorporates electric vehicle technology. This cutting-edge catapult device can launch a 30-ton projectile in 2.1 seconds, potentially lowering the costs associated with aircraft carrier EMALS catapults dramatically. The system has a compact design, simple structure, and lightweight construction, removing the need for a complicated power supply system. It can handle twice the weight of the J-20, China's most advanced stealth aircraft. This groundbreaking technique tackles existing concerns with dependability, efficiency, and malfunctions in traditional EMALS systems. The EMALS runs on a similar basis as the electric vehicle market, using a powerful engine to drive a large flywheel.The EMALS functions on a similar idea to the electric vehicle market, with a powerful motor driving a massive flywheel for rapid rotation before launch. This development has the potential to free up crucial deck space on carriers while also providing the Chinese Navy with a strategic advantage by allowing other warships to execute long-range air strikes more efficiently. #China #Plane #Catapult #Fire.

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