I ask you to build tractors, but you build rockets?

"What! His uncle, so fast!"

Knowing that the Sixth Institute had quietly transported all the engines to Bingzhou, the Eighth Institute went crazy.

My rocket body is still perfecting the design. Is the improved engine ready?

When He Ruang called to confirm, he was ridiculed by the Sixth Academy: Xinyuan No. 1 produced a reused version in two months, and you guys have been here for four months, why are you so slow?

It seems that the Eighth Academy was dazzled by the colorful world in the magic city and lost the belief in hard work?

He Ruo gritted his teeth but had no choice. He didn't expect the YF100K from Sixth Hospital to be so fast. Could he have bought it from Xinyuan again?

Of course, this is just talk. If it were true, the leadership of the Sixth Academy would have to be fucked from top to bottom.

Then he went to the rocket workshop and saw a white cylinder lying there.

This is the first stage of the Long March 6 rocket. The entire first stage of the rocket actually completed the prototype rocket training last year. The only thing missing is the engine and rocket body design of the upper stage.

Even according to the original history, the first Long March 6 will leave the factory in July this year. The progress is actually very high, but the sudden request for reuse improvements delayed a little time.

But in fact, the technical difficulties in rocket reuse mainly lie in the control part. Most rockets, including rocket bodies and engines, can be reused several times as long as they do not malfunction.

After confirming with the person in charge of the workshop, He Zhuo knew that if the Long March 6 rocket body is worked overtime, two rockets can be manufactured in a month, and another one can be manufactured within 10 days with the spare parts currently in stock.

So he also made a decision in his heart, and turned around and announced:

"The rocket recovery support legs, controllable grid rudder and core first stage will be installed immediately. They will be transported to the Bingzhou launch site in mid-April. The second and third stages will be replaced by simulated counterweights. The Long March 6R will be recovered once before May. experiment!

Are we, the Magic City team, going to lose to the Sixth Academy and Private Aerospace? "

That night, SpecaX's March Falcon 9 crashed due to too high a landing speed.

Ma Yilong tweeted: "We are very close to success. This launch mission was caused by a sensor that was not working properly, which caused the rocket to misjudge. An additional inspection procedure will be added to the Falcon 9 in April."

Xinyuan's system engineers also read the briefing of this launch and recognized Lao Ma's statement.

At the same time, Guo Shen raised the issue of Xinyuan establishing its own parts supply system specifications to Lin Ju.

The rockets that Xinyuan has launched are all small rockets and use few sensors and electrical components. Most of them can be purchased outsourced to meet the requirements.

Aerospace is a cutting-edge industry, but rocket technology is not necessarily the best in everything. Many private products have equally high standards and are diversified and customized.

For Xinyuan Aerospace, in the past, small rockets and few launch missions could easily outsource parts, but this is different now.

Xinyuan No. 2 and No. 3, H1 and H2 are all big machines with complex structures and many parts, many of which require customization.

Even B-level bases can't do a full contract, so most of the minor parts are still outsourced, which can quickly and reduce their own workload.

But Guo Shen doesn't plan to need any parts like ordinary manufacturers. You just need to do it after the standards are issued, and the transaction will be completed if I accept it.

Many of Xinyuan's technologies do not come from this world and have their own set of technical specifications. If you want to reduce costs and maintain stable quality, you must sign agreements with various suppliers, conduct production and acceptance according to Xinyuan's specifications, and build your own Supply chain system.

Lin Ju agreed with this, but he was thinking about another thing: Does expanding the aerospace supply chain also mean bringing more people closer to aerospace, strengthening connections with space, and completing system tasks?

When asking questions about the system, the response was that it was feasible, and the system provided criteria for judging whether the spacecraft was produced by Xinyuan. The details of the comprehensive evaluation from multiple aspects of quantity and criticality allowed Lin Ju to clearly classify the key Components should be produced in-house and some can be outsourced.

Taking advantage of the lingering heat after the exchange meeting, Xinyuan convened the electromechanical products and fuel suppliers with whom they cooperated and asked them to promote their own standards.

What surprised Lin Ju was that these companies accepted it smoothly without any rejection, and were even willing to accept engineers sent by Xinyuan for guidance and upgrades.

The reason why there is almost no resistance is that most domestic companies have very confusing standards. If they can integrate themselves into the aerospace industry system, it is of course a dream.

Even when these suppliers invited Lin Ju to take shares, the latter did not refuse.

In the end, Xinyuan excluded engineers from upgrading and transforming the equipment of each supplier, and Xinyuan spent the money in return in the form of shares.

These suppliers did not refuse, and announced immediately: We are also an aerospace company, our standards and products are better than those of our peers, and Xinyuan has a stake in it, so we are qualified to supply the national aerospace project.

The supplier turned its back on the wind, the supplier's stock price rose, the supplier's reputation +1, and Lin Ju also made back the money he spent promoting the standards because of his participation in shares...

Is this what is called the richer you are, the more money you can make?

Lin Ju, who had accidentally become a capital boss, shifted his attention to system tasks.

He will do his best to expand people's understanding and interest in aerospace.

In March, the opening season of Southern Mechanical College, rumors began to appear in the school:

Xinyuan Aerospace Power will join forces with several schools to offer aerospace-related majors and cultivate relevant talents.

Later, the school came out to clarify: This is not a rumor. The school is already organizing teachers to establish the School of Aeronautics and Astronautics. Freshman students in the Department of Mechanical Engineering, Physics, and Electronic Engineering can apply to change majors in the next semester and enter the School of Aeronautics and Astronautics.

It has now been confirmed that majors include aerodynamics and aircraft design, aerospace dynamics, space high-energy physics, and astronaut majors. The internship will be conducted at Xinyuan Aerospace Power Company, and employment contracts can be signed in advance.

Lin Ju found several universities in Sichuan just the day before yesterday and expressed his hope to cooperate with them to increase aerospace-related majors, expand enrollment in the aerospace field, and guide more people to the aerospace industry.

Others have not yet agreed and are considering it. Nanjing Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics immediately said: Don’t talk about it, don’t discuss it, and don’t form a major. I will directly transfer the best teachers from several departments to form the School of Aeronautics and Astronautics. From now on, it will be us. Ace Academy!

Originally, the successive space projects of the Southern Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics greatly increased the speed of upgrading to a major, and it will be officially renamed Southern University of Technology in 2016. Now even the declared name has been changed, let’s call it Southern University of Aeronautics and Astronautics!

Other schools looked down upon them for being such a bitch, and they quickly said to Lin Ju: Although we can't set up a college, our technical strength is stronger, so adding one or two majors is absolutely no problem!

With huge capital and technology in his hands, Lin Ju was in every possible way and truly experienced the feeling of calling the wind and rain.

Regarding updates... It's not that the newbie doesn't want to work hard on coding, but it's because there are too many new recommendations before they are put on the shelves, and it's not easy to get them, and the contract was signed very late, so I can only update twice a day~