塞尔维亚国防和安全报告2019年
Belgrade is working to develop the SAF into a small, highly-capable force, fit to participate in UN/EU peacekeeping
missions, and able to defend Serbia against its security threats. As part of this transformation, much of the SAF's ageing equipment
will need to be replaced, and demand for military products - particularly within the aerospace segment - is therefore significant.
Serbia has a sizable defence industry, capable of producing armoured vehicles, artillery, missile systems, patrol boats and light attack
aircraft, in addition to small arms and ammunition. Consequently, we expect the defence ministry to acquire much of the equipment
needed for the SAF - particularly the army - from local manufacturers over the coming decade. That said, we do expect Belgrade to
make arrangements for technology transfer in military import deals, which could benefit domestic defence companies over the
medium-to-long term. The newly agreed Individual Partnership Action plan with NATO in January 2019 will play an important part in
this – particularly with regard to the knowledge transfer of cybersecurity-related systems and practices.
航空航天国防材料市场分析2018年
Globally, aerospace industry is witnessing restructuring process to achieve maximum efficiency and
greater performance. The aerospace & defense materials market is poised for a positive growth owing
to the factors such as rising passenger traffic, accelerated fleet replacement cycle, and rising need for
lightweight materials to increase the aircraft efficiency.
After nearly a decade of dominance, metals are witnessing an increased competition from composite
materials. However, the buy-to-fly ratio of metals isn’t very attractive. Usually, only 10–20% of the total
purchased metals is used in the manufacturing of aircraft. With complex designs, the buy-to-fly ratio
deteriorates. However, composites represent a complete opposite case, as the wastage during
processing is very less. Composites can be easily modified to alter their properties to obtain flexible
designs. Increased demand for composites has stimulated the demand for titanium as aluminum
corrodes rapidly when comes in contact with composite panels. However, composites won’t be able to
entirely replace metals because composites cannot be used for many complex designs where metals
are a suitable choice.