25.12.2009, 20:03
Vieleicht noch was zu Bulava Test Bilanz in Vergleich zu Trident II da ich dies durch Zufall fand.
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Wenn man also die Trident II Test Kriterien anwendet die seit 129 Tests erfolgreiche Flüge ergaben so erhält man auf der russischen Seite nur 1 voll Erfolgreichen Tests das ist sehr arm.
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Zitat:....Since 1989, none of more than 120 test launches have failed. The Trident had two failures during its 49 development test launches, but since then, it has been the most reliable SLBM to ever enter service. Each Trident II costs about $65 million, and entered service in 1990. Some of them are fired every year, to insure that the current configuration (of hardware and software) still works as it is supposed to....
....Russian leaders insist that the Bulava will eventually succeed. But insiders say that, if you use the same criteria for a successful Trident II launch, only one of the 13 Bulava tests was a success....
Wenn man also die Trident II Test Kriterien anwendet die seit 129 Tests erfolgreiche Flüge ergaben so erhält man auf der russischen Seite nur 1 voll Erfolgreichen Tests das ist sehr arm.