Internationale ontwikkelingen op onderzeebootgebied.

[Parera]

Let op het concept op de achtergrond. Net een Moray 1800.

Taiwan unveils model of new submarine at TADTE 2017

Photo by New 27 Brigade

By Dylan Malyasov
Taiwan's Ministry of National Defense has showcased a model of a new submarine for the Republic of China Navy (RoCN). The Indigenous Defense Submarine was unveiled during the Taipei Aerospace & Defense Technology Exhibition (TADTE 2017).
The IDS is the first priority of indigenous naval shipbuilding for the Republic of China Navy. It will integrate the resources from industry, government, and academia to develop domestic submarine design and construction capabilities, improve craftsmanship, pro¬mote quality of domestic equipment, and build up critical technologies. The contract design is conducted from 2016 to 2020. The follow works will be started when the design is finished.
Taiwan's Ministry of National Defense (MND) on 21 March signed an agreement with the National Chung-Shan Institute of Science and Technology (CSIST) and naval shipbuilder CSBC Corporation, Taiwan, for the design and construction of an indigenous submarine fleet.
The contract was signed at Zuoying Naval Base in Kaohsiung during an event attended by Taiwanese defence minister Feng Shih-kuan and president Tsai Ing-wen.

http://defence-blog.com/news/taiwan-unveils-model-of-new-submarine-at-tadte-2017.html

De ontwerpen zijn ook gemaakt met de Hai Lung /Zwaardvis klasse als basis. Een deel van de nieuwe boten zal gebruik maken van reverse engineered technologie / ontwerpen uit de Hai Lung klasse. Het zou mij dan ook niks verbazen als er via NEVESBU ondersteuning gegeven is met oude ontwerpen van de Morray klasse.

Onderstaand model werd op een beurs in 2016 tentoon gesteld als future submarine maar het ontwerp was nog niet definitief :

[Zeewier]

Let op het concept op de achtergrond. Net een Moray 1800.

Taiwan unveils model of new submarine at TADTE 2017

Photo by New 27 Brigade

By Dylan Malyasov
Taiwan's Ministry of National Defense has showcased a model of a new submarine for the Republic of China Navy (RoCN). The Indigenous Defense Submarine was unveiled during the Taipei Aerospace & Defense Technology Exhibition (TADTE 2017).
The IDS is the first priority of indigenous naval shipbuilding for the Republic of China Navy. It will integrate the resources from industry, government, and academia to develop domestic submarine design and construction capabilities, improve craftsmanship, pro¬mote quality of domestic equipment, and build up critical technologies. The contract design is conducted from 2016 to 2020. The follow works will be started when the design is finished.
Taiwan's Ministry of National Defense (MND) on 21 March signed an agreement with the National Chung-Shan Institute of Science and Technology (CSIST) and naval shipbuilder CSBC Corporation, Taiwan, for the design and construction of an indigenous submarine fleet.
The contract was signed at Zuoying Naval Base in Kaohsiung during an event attended by Taiwanese defence minister Feng Shih-kuan and president Tsai Ing-wen.

http://defence-blog.com/news/taiwan-unveils-model-of-new-submarine-at-tadte-2017.html

[StrataNL]

Gave "bootjes"  (off-topic)

Kunnen wij ook. Kwestie van wat anders op je affuiten schroeven.


Vanaf 1:25

[Lynxian]

Google eens op MIRV.
Meerdere koppen  per missile.
Kun je meerdere steden  in een bepaald land in 1 keer slopen.

Zoals Thomasen al zei MIRV's

is dit:

MIRV staat voor Multiple Independently Targetable Reentry Vehicle, in het Nederlands: Draagraket van Meervoudige Onafhankelijke Richtbare Springkoppen.(dwz  dat iedere (spring)kop afzonderlijk te richten is op een bepaald target(doel),in dit geval dus 200 afzonderlijke doelen.Best wel een flink arsenaal dus.

Ach, inderdaad! Ik lees het en denk 'o ja'. Dank voor de uitleg! :)

[Harald]

niet 100% sub related maar past wel in het topic;

Gave video van de Kampfschwimmers van het Duitse Kommando Spezialkräfte Marine

Gave "bootjes"  (off-topic)

[Parera]

niet 100% sub related maar past wel in het topic;

Gave video van de Kampfschwimmers van het Duitse Kommando Spezialkräfte Marine

[walter leever]

Google eens op MIRV.
Meerdere koppen  per missile.
Kun je meerdere steden  in een bepaald land in 1 keer slopen.

Zoals Thomasen al zei MIRV's

is dit:

MIRV staat voor Multiple Independently Targetable Reentry Vehicle, in het Nederlands: Draagraket van Meervoudige Onafhankelijke Richtbare Springkoppen.(dwz  dat iedere (spring)kop afzonderlijk te richten is op een bepaald target(doel),in dit geval dus 200 afzonderlijke doelen.Best wel een flink arsenaal dus.

[Lynxian]

Largest Nuclear Sub in the World Passes Finland

The world's largest submarine, the nuclear-powered Dmitriy Donskoi is cruising through the Baltic, on the way to Kronstadt. Its arrival coincides with a week-long Russian-Chinese joint naval exercise beginning in the Baltic Sea on Monday. Russian officials say that some ten military vessels and about a dozen aircraft and helicopters from Russian and Chinese militaries will participate in the drills.


https://yle.fi/uutiset/osasto/news/finnish_navy_largest_nuclear_sub_in_the_world_passes_finland/9738351
(zie link voor video)

The Finnish Defence Forces confirmed that the nuclear submarine Dmitriy Donskoi passed by Finland in international waters of the Baltic on Monday. The sub is powered by nuclear reactors and has a capacity to carry 200 nuclear warheads and 20 missiles.

The Dmitriy Donskoi, cruising from its home port in the White Sea, is reportedly headed towards St. Petersburg in order to participate in a naval parade this weekend. The vessel is so large that in the relatively shallow Baltic Sea it is unable to navigate completely underwater, offering a spectacle to anyone watching the water as it passes.

The vessel arrives in the region at a time of heightened readiness thanks to joint Russian-Chinese naval exercises dubbed 'Joint Sea'. The manoeuvres will last one week, but precisely where in the Baltic they take place remains unknown.

Russian authorities say that some 10 military ships and about 12 aircraft and helicopters from both Russia and China will participate in the drills. Three of the vessels are Chinese, one of which is a modern, missile-equipped flagship.

The Joint Sea war games mark the first time China has sent naval vessels to participate in naval exercises with Russia. Compared to other military drills, the exercises are relatively small but pundits say the exercises are designed to send a political message to the west.

Some observers say the exercises are a way of Russia and China signalling to western countries and NATO that they would be formidable opponents.

http://www.defense-aerospace.com/article-view/release/185532/world%E2%80%99s-largest-submarine-enters-gulf-of-finland.html

Wat is eigenlijk het nut van 200 kernkoppen als je maar 20 rakketten mee kan slepen? Op zee bevoorraad worden met nieuwe rakketten en de koppen erop schroeven ofzo?

[Harald]

Largest Nuclear Sub in the World Passes Finland

The world's largest submarine, the nuclear-powered Dmitriy Donskoi is cruising through the Baltic, on the way to Kronstadt. Its arrival coincides with a week-long Russian-Chinese joint naval exercise beginning in the Baltic Sea on Monday. Russian officials say that some ten military vessels and about a dozen aircraft and helicopters from Russian and Chinese militaries will participate in the drills.


https://yle.fi/uutiset/osasto/news/finnish_navy_largest_nuclear_sub_in_the_world_passes_finland/9738351
(zie link voor video)

The Finnish Defence Forces confirmed that the nuclear submarine Dmitriy Donskoi passed by Finland in international waters of the Baltic on Monday. The sub is powered by nuclear reactors and has a capacity to carry 200 nuclear warheads and 20 missiles.

The Dmitriy Donskoi, cruising from its home port in the White Sea, is reportedly headed towards St. Petersburg in order to participate in a naval parade this weekend. The vessel is so large that in the relatively shallow Baltic Sea it is unable to navigate completely underwater, offering a spectacle to anyone watching the water as it passes.

The vessel arrives in the region at a time of heightened readiness thanks to joint Russian-Chinese naval exercises dubbed 'Joint Sea'. The manoeuvres will last one week, but precisely where in the Baltic they take place remains unknown.

Russian authorities say that some 10 military ships and about 12 aircraft and helicopters from both Russia and China will participate in the drills. Three of the vessels are Chinese, one of which is a modern, missile-equipped flagship.

The Joint Sea war games mark the first time China has sent naval vessels to participate in naval exercises with Russia. Compared to other military drills, the exercises are relatively small but pundits say the exercises are designed to send a political message to the west.

Some observers say the exercises are a way of Russia and China signalling to western countries and NATO that they would be formidable opponents.

http://www.defense-aerospace.com/article-view/release/185532/world%E2%80%99s-largest-submarine-enters-gulf-of-finland.html

[Parera]

Ik vlak Japan nog niet uit gezien het groeiende belang van de samenwerking tussen de VS, India en Japan, maar idd de Franse Scorpene lijkt mij de meest kansrijke, daar hebben ze immers al 6 van.

De vraag is of Japan (of een andere leverancier) onderzeeboten wil leveren aan India, ze staan niet echt bekend als een goede klant. En bijna bij elk project lopen ze tegen corruptie , vertraging en te weinig budget aan.
Een fabrikant wil wel zeker zijn dat hij zijn geld ontvangt en dat de boten wel worden afgenomen. Kijk naar de verloop van de huidige Scorpene klasse voor India het project loopt al sinds 2005 en de eerste boot word dit jaar in gebruik genomen (volgens de planning) en het geplande AIP is vanwegen de kosten maar weg gelaten en staat gepland voor de laatste 2 boten dat origineel een serie van 5 boten was waarvan 3 gecancelled.

[jurrien visser (JuVi op Twitter)]

Het zullen de Russen of de Fransen wel zijn die de order mogen leveren als je naar het wapenarsenaal van India kijkt zijn deze van Franse of Russische afkomst.

Ik vlak Japan nog niet uit gezien het groeiende belang van de samenwerking tussen de VS, India en Japan, maar idd de Franse Scorpene lijkt mij de meest kansrijke, daar hebben ze immers al 6 van.

[Ace1]

Likely Contenders for Indian Navy P-75I Submarine Project

http://www.navyrecognition.com/index.php/focus-analysis/naval-technology/5422-likely-contenders-for-indian-navy-p-75i-submarine-project.html

Het zullen de Russen of de Fransen wel zijn die de order mogen leveren als je naar het wapenarsenaal van India kijkt zijn deze van Franse of Russische afkomst.

[jurrien visser (JuVi op Twitter)]

Likely Contenders for Indian Navy P-75I Submarine Project

http://www.navyrecognition.com/index.php/focus-analysis/naval-technology/5422-likely-contenders-for-indian-navy-p-75i-submarine-project.html

[Zeewier]

Russia Completes Design Work for New 5th Generation Submarine
Russia's shipbuilding industry is pushing ahead with plans for a new super quiet diesel-electric attack sub.

Russia is moving forward with plans to develop a new fifth-generation submarine with preliminary design work on the boat completed, according to Russia's state-owned United Shipbuilding Corporation. "The preliminary design for the advanced fifth-generation non-nuclear submarine was developed by the Rubin Central Design Bureau has already been completed, and the approval of the draft proposal for the ship's engineering design is being discussed, Vice President for Naval Construction, Igor Ponomaryov, told TASS news agency on July 11. "The decision on its construction will be taken after the engineering design is completed."
Not much is known about Russia's latest submarine project, purportedly code named Project Kalina, except that the new sub will be equipped with an air-independent propulsion (AIP) system, a technology that the Russian defense industry has been struggling with for years. The new boat will also feature new noise reduction technology, automated control systems, reactor safety, and a host of long-range weapons systems. The Director General of the Rubin Central Design Bureau, Igor Vilnit, has told reporters previously that the new fifth-generation boat will be based on the Project 677 Lada-class diesel-electric attack submarine. Initially, the Lada-class was to be fitted with AIP technology. However, the Rubin Design Bureau has so far not successfully tested an AIP system aboard a submarine.
As I reported in February 2016, According to the head of the Russian Navy's shipbuilding department, Captain (1st Rank) Vladimir Tryapichnikov, a new AIP system will not be ready until the early 2020s. "We presume that an AIP will be developed in the near future, and the Rubin Design Bureau has started such work recently," he said in 2016.  "They have laid a good foundation ... Rubin's designers keep on working hard [to develop the AIP], and we believe it will be developed in 2021-2022."
Russia's Lada-class of submarines has also faced multiple delays over the years:The Russian Navy initially planned to field three Lada-class submarines by 2018. However, delays in the program have so far only lead to the service entry of the lead vessel of the class, the St. Petersburg in 2010, which has been undergoing operational evaluation ever since.
The St. Petersburg was already laid down in 1997 at the Admiralty Shipyard in St. Petersburg. Construction of its sister ships, the Kronstadt and Velikiy Luki began in 2005 and 2006 respectively, yet production of the two Lada-class subs was put on halt for some time and then restarted in 2013. The likely commissioning date of the two remaining subs of the class is 2019. Similar to the Lada-class, the principal mission of the new fifth-generation Kalina-class submarine likely will be coastal defense against enemy submarines and surface vessels, surveillance and reconnaissance as well as intelligence gathering missions.

http://thediplomat.com/2017/07/russia-completes-design-work-for-new-5th-generation-submarine/

[Harald]

IDAS partners look to re-plan submarine development firing



The IDAS Consortium of Diehl Defence and thyssenkrupp Marine Systems (tkMS) is working to reschedule an engineering development firing of the IDAS (Interactive Defence and Attack System for Submarines) missile system from a submarine before the end of 2017.

This follows the identification of a technical problem which stopped a development firing and flight test from the Royal Norwegian Navy (RNoN) submarine KNM Uredd in May this year.

Designed for a range in excess of 10 km, IDAS is a submarine-launched guided weapon system designed to provide close-range protection against anti-submarine warfare helicopters. The system is also designed to have a secondary offensive capability against surface and coastal targets.

Launched through the submarine torpedo tube, the IDAS missile uses operator-in-the-loop (OITL) control for high precision and direct control. This is enabled through the combination of an imaging infrared seeker (IIR), and a fibre-optic link to relay seeker imagery back to the submarine.

After discharge from the submarine, the IDAS rocket boost motor fires while the missile is still submerged. During the underwater 'flight' phase, the missile manoeuvres into the direction of the target before broaching, accelerating to cruise speed (200 m/sec), and flying out towards the target area.

The operator onboard the submarine maintains full OITL control over the missile so as to provide the option to re-target in flight or abort the mission. In the event that the fibre-optic link is broken, the IDAS missile switches to an autonomous mode based on the existing engagement parameters.

The IDAS Consortium was formed by the two industry partners in 2012 to complete industrially financed system development after the German government stopped funding in 2010. Diehl Defence is responsible for the IDAS missile itself, the fibre-optic system, and the missile control system, while tkMS is performing submarine integration and the ejection container system (four IDAS missiles are housed in each container, with a thrust piston system used to eject each missile separately out of the torpedo tube).

http://www.janes.com/article/71799/idas-partners-look-to-re-plan-submarine-development-firing