China announced the creation of a revolutionary campaign

The Middle Kingdom is rapidly expanding its navy to confront the United States in Pacific waters. The military launches aircraft carriers and submarines. However, the revolution has not yet come. Polish universities have announced the construction of a new generation of propulsion systems that will power the fleet without the need to use nuclear reactors.

This is Stirling’s leading acoustic thermal generator. Its purpose is not only to enable Chinese submarines to patrol the Pacific waters very quietly and unnoticed, but such devices can also be used. To run the first colonies on the Moon or Mars.

Chinese model of Stirling thermoacoustic generator During testing, it was said to be capable of delivering up to 102 kilowatts of power from a heat source at 530 degrees Celsius. Such an engine uses sound waves to generate or transfer heat. This is the first engine of this type with a power of more than 100 kilowatts. Chinese scientists are talking about a breakthrough.

The Technical Institute of Physics and Chemistry (TIPC) of the Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS) is responsible for the design and construction of the prototype. Tests confirmed that the height of the generator was approximately 2 metres It can compete with even the most efficient steam turbines. Importantly, it can be powered by a wide range of heat sources, including solar energy, waste heat and biomass.

The Chinese army intends to use it on board its submarines. The thermoacoustic engine has a low sound signature (such as nuclear propulsion) would be ideal for this type of unit, which would become undetectable by the US fleet.

The CIA reported this a few months ago Beijing is preparing to attack Taiwan. For this reason, Japan, Taiwan and the Philippines form their allianceSo they can protect each other with a lot of American help. For several years, China has forcefully seized and militarized islands in the South China Sea. There are also provocations there almost every day, with China demanding rights to an increasing portion of the water areas where Filipino fishermen work, for example.