The SU-57 Fighter Jet Presents 6 Advancements of the New Stealth Engine of the Russian Fighter, Including Thrust Vectoring and Enhanced Design, Promising Revolution in the Skies
For the first time, the Russian fighter SU-57 has been equipped with a new stealth engine. The highlight is a new type of engine nozzle with thrust vectoring, whose angled and flattened design aims to enhance the stealth characteristics of the SU-57. This technological advancement will be integrated into the AL-51 F1 engine in the upgraded version, the SU-57M.
So far, the SU-57 used the AL-41 F1 engine, the same one present in the SU-35 fighter. However, this configuration is not ideal for stealth aircraft.
Engines for fighters of this type generally have serrated edges to reduce radar reflection and create a turbulence that mixes hot gases with the cold air around. This decreases the aircraft’s thermal signature, making it more difficult to detect by passive systems like IRST.
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The major innovation of the new stealth engine of the Russian AL-51 F1 compared to the AL-41 is the capability of bidimensional thrust vectoring, focused on pitch control.
Unlike the AL-41, which allows for three-dimensional vectoring (pitch, yaw, and roll control), the AL-51 F1 significantly improves the maneuverability of the SU-57, allowing tighter turns and operations at low speeds, such as at the angle of attack.
This type of flattened stealth engine nozzle is already used in the American F-22 Raptor, making comparisons inevitable. However, the future of the SU-57M remains uncertain. It is unknown whether this new stealth engine of the Russian fighter will actually be integrated into the upgraded version of the SU-57 or when that will occur.
The advancement will heavily depend on future orders of the SU-57, which may drive the development of the SU-57M and lead to the mass production of the AL-51 F1 engine, currently just a prototype.

O CAÇA RUSSO É SUPERIOR AO RAPTOU F 22 ELE TEM MAIS RECURSOS E A TECNOLOGIA RUSSA É A MELHOR DO MUNDO.
Ucrânia negociar a paz melhor para o seu povo, Ucrânia já está com dívida maior que o seu PIB em empréstimos do FMI e compra de armas.
Acho que pode ter um mal entendido no texto… Quem deve ter vetorização tridimensional é o novo AL-51 e não o anterior AL-41… Por favor corrijam e expliquem se eu entendi errado…