Chinese aircraft engine
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This article will cover the different aircraft engines produced by the People's Republic of China
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[edit] Propeller Engines
- HS-6 - The Hou Sai 6 is a pistol engine made for propeller aircraft, such as the CJ-6 and Y-11. The HS-6 is a copy of the Soviet Ivchenko AI-14R engine.
- WJ-5A-1 - This turboprop engine is used for the SH-5 aircraft
[edit] Turbojet Engines
- PF-1 - The PF-1 is a copy of the Soviet Klimov VK-1F, it was used on the JJ-1 jet trainer. However the JJ-1 project was cancelled.
- WP-5 - WoPen-5 is a licensed copy of Soviet Klimov VK-1 turbojet, which was derived from British Rolls-Royce Derwent & Nene Engines. Used for J-5 and H-5.
- WP-5D - Produced by Xi'an (XAE) for JJ-5 trainer
- WP-6 - WoPen 6 is a copy of the Soviet Tumanskii R-9BF-811 jet engine, made for the J-6 (MiG 19) and Q-5.
- WP-6A - Improved WP-6 for J-6-I (MiG 19) and Q-5.
- WP-6Z - Used for the cancelled Nanchang J-12 Lightweight fighter
- WP-7 - Chinese copy of the Soviet Tumansky R-11-300 afternurning turbojet, produced by LMC
- WP-7A - The Liyang (LMC) WP-7A is a copy of the Tumanskii R-11-F-300 turbojet engine, used for J-7 and J-8
- WP-7B/BM - Used for J-7M and JJ-7 trainer
- WP-8 - Copy of Soviet Milkulin AM-3M-500 turbojet, used for H-6.
- WP-9
- WP-10
- WP-11 - used for WZ-5 UAV & drone, as well as HY-4 anti-ship missiles
- WP-12
- WP-13 - Chinese copy of the Tumansky R-13-300 turbojet engine, used for J-7C/D
- WP-13A
- WP-13A-II - Produced y Liming Aircraft Engine Company, used for J-8-II.
- WP-13F - Engine used on J-7E/G
[edit] Turbofan Engines
- WS-5 - WoShan 5
- WS-6
- WS-6A
- WS-9 - The WoShan 9 Qin Ling is a Chinese licensed copy of the Rolls Royce Spey 202
- WS-10 - The WoShan 10 Taihang was developed by AVIC1 Aviation Engine Institute in 1987 [1]
- WS-10A - Developed as possible replacement for AL-31/AL-31F on J-11 and J-10
