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Noob logic.WOW!! Look at all that empty space!! I'm petitioning the navy to install a swimming pool in there.
The extra space is reserved for the next aircraft carrier which will be built there.
Noob logic.WOW!! Look at all that empty space!! I'm petitioning the navy to install a swimming pool in there.
Is this the NGC?... Done this image but couldn't figure what it is. Looked like Kamorta-based to me.Next Generation Corvette (NCG) will receive a MF-STAR (RA) radar and 16 MRSAM. Shivalik and Talwar Class may have their Shtil-1 arm launchers replaced by Barak 8 (24-32) missiles in the future.
Disappointingly, I see no mention of VL-SRSAM or any specific SAM system for NGMV. There is a mention of the MFR-X radar for these ships which was later confirmed.
Just a concept image pitched by IAI for showcasing and advertising their MFSTAR radar.Is this the NGC?... Done this image but couldn't figure what it is. Looked like Kamorta-based to me.
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Its called 'overmatch' - a term much touted by unkil and like all things copied and implemented first and maybe better by chinkasOnce they get the Nuclear EMALS flat top one into production you can be sure the ~3 ramp carriers and Fujian will be progressively decommissioned and replaced by the same Nuclear EMALS class ships.
What all prep these Chinkus have to do to grab one island
Is this the NGC?... Done this image but couldn't figure what it is. Looked like Kamorta-based to me.
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Its called 'overmatch' - a term much touted by unkil and like all things copied and implemented first and maybe better by chinkas
That is not the prospective design for the Next Generation Corvette (NGC) but could be very close to it. The NGC isIs this the NGC?... Done this image but couldn't figure what it is. Looked like Kamorta-based to me.
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Next Generation Corvette (Possible Configuration) | ||
Sensor | Range | Comments |
1 x EL/M-2258 MF-STAR S-Band AESA radar | 200–400 km | Primary radar, smaller version of EL/M-2248 MF-STAR |
1 x 3Ts-25E Garpun-B surface search I/X-Band radar | 250 km | Surface search radar, missile targetting for BrahMos |
1 x HUMSA-NG (MK 2) | 40 km | Primary sonar for ASW |
1 x ACTAS | 60 km | Towed array sonar for ASW |
Weapon Suite | Range | Comments |
1 × OTO Melara 76 mm Super Rapid Gun Mount | 16 km | Primary gun armament, likely passed-on from P 15A/B ships with STRALES 76 mm |
2 x AK-630M CIWS | 5 km | Close In Weapons System, Fire Control using MF-STAR and EO sensors. |
2 x OFT 12.7 mm M2 SRGM | 2 km | RCWS for ship defense, can be used manually |
8 x BrahMos ER | 450-900 km | Primary ASuW, can be used for surface to surface and anti ship roles |
16-24 Barak 8 (MRSAM) | 90-100 km | Primary SAM for anti ship missile and area defense |
2 x tripe 533mm Varunastra torpedo | 50 km | Primary ASW weapon |
1 x HAL Dhruv (or) Sea King Mk. 42B | Single helicopter for ASW role | |
Comments : | ||
8 vessels to be built. Frigate sized (~3500 tons) vessel with 1 x LM2500 and 2 x Pielstick 12PA 6 STC6 Diesel engines for a range of 2800nm at 25 kn. Likely replacement for the Brahmaputra Class frigates and Kora Class corvettes. |
that design has been floating around since 2018 ish ... its not NGC just some placeholder copy of french aqutine(?)That is not the prospective design for the Next Generation Corvette (NGC) but could be very close to it. The NGC is
Next Generation Corvette (Possible Configuration)Sensor Range Comments 1 x EL/M-2258 MF-STAR S-Band AESA radar 200–400 km Primary radar, smaller version of EL/M-2248 MF-STAR 1 x 3Ts-25E Garpun-B surface search I/X-Band radar 250 km Surface search radar, missile targetting for BrahMos 1 x HUMSA-NG (MK 2) 40 km Primary sonar for ASW 1 x ACTAS 60 km Towed array sonar for ASW Weapon Suite Range Comments 1 × OTO Melara 76 mm Super Rapid Gun Mount 16 km Primary gun armament, likely passed-on from P 15A/B ships with STRALES 76 mm 2 x AK-630M CIWS 5 km Close In Weapons System, Fire Control using MF-STAR and EO sensors. 2 x OFT 12.7 mm M2 SRGM 2 km RCWS for ship defense, can be used manually 8 x BrahMos ER 450-900 km Primary ASuW, can be used for surface to surface and anti ship roles 16-24 Barak 8 (MRSAM) 90-100 km Primary SAM for anti ship missile and area defense 2 x tripe 533mm Varunastra torpedo 50 km Primary ASW weapon 1 x HAL Dhruv (or) Sea King Mk. 42B Single helicopter for ASW role Comments : 8 vessels to be built. Frigate sized (~3500 tons) vessel with 1 x LM2500 and 2 x Pielstick 12PA 6 STC6 Diesel engines for a range of 2800nm at 25 kn. Likely replacement for the Brahmaputra Class frigates and Kora Class corvettes.
...stop calling 2258 MF-STAR. 2248 is MF-STAR, 2258 is APLHA. You confuse the heck out of meEL/M-2258 MF-STAR S-Band AESA radar
I don't think Garpun or APARNA will be there. Whatever it did is now being done by MF-STAR itself in targetting and for navigation we're using Scanter type radars.3Ts-25E Garpun-B surface search I/X-Band radar
I don't think they'll go with 3x 8 arrangement, who knows may be 3 is apshagun. But on a serious note it would be either 2x or 4x.16-24 Barak 8 (MRSAM)
2 x tripe
This one is not correction but I'm rather asking you to verify this because I'm not sure. I also used to assume this but now I'm doubting
- 2 x triple 533mm Varunastra torpedo
made this low quality edit. NGMV is the worst looking design we have came up with... or maybe the aswswc is
How feasible would it be to fit the RATEP Komar air-defence turret mount onto the Next Generation Missile Vessel (NGMV) given that it's likely armament is just :
It looks like the mid section of the old design (2500 T) has been scrapped out and the new design (~1500 T) seems much smaller.
- 4 x BrahMos ER
- 1 x 76 mm upgraded SRGM
- 2 x 30 mm AK 630 CIWS
- 2 x OFT 12.7 mm M2 Stabilized Remote Controlled Gun
- 16 x VL-SRSAM (FFBNW)
This removed the midship section for the earlier 8 x BrahMos ER and moved it to the fore using inclined launchers and displaced the VL-SRSAM.
This will at least give the ship some decent CIWS capabilities since each turret has electro-optical systems for independent targeting given that the alternative is manually aimed Igla-S missiles using Eyeball Mk 1.
Igla-S Naval launcher (old)
Komar Air Defence Turret (proposed)
https://roe.ru/eng/catalog/naval-systems/shipborne-weapons/komar-new/
Implementation on the Buyan M class corvette.
I don't think Garpun or APARNA will be there. Whatever it did is now being done by MF-STAR itself in targetting and for navigation we're using Scanter type radars.
Take the example of P-15s; in Alphas you've got Garpuns but in Bravos there's gone
I don't think they'll go with 3x 8 arrangement, who knows may be 3 is apshagun. But on a serious note it would be either 2x or 4x.
This is from the official video released by the Indian Navy for INS Nilgiri. The Indian Navy uses 533 mm torpedos (Varunastra) primarily.So we used have the two Russian ChTA-53 quad 533mm torpedo tubes on larger ships and for smaller ships it was either one single of it or two DTA-53 twin 533mm torpedo tubes. This exact same Russian design was copied by L&T and you'd find 2x4 533mm on P-15s and 2x2 533mm on Kamortas.
Generally this triple torpedo tube arrangement is used with smaller 324mm torpedoes tubes like the US Mk-32 SVTT.
Is there any official source of this triple 533mm torpedo tube?
That's some pretty harsh comment my Guy, I guess even USN doesn't consider them to be "signifincantly inferior"
VL-ASROC > 30km, approximate TOT of 10min to deliver a 50kg warhead
Varunastra > 50km, approximate TOT of 30min to deliver a 250kg warhead
You can either have a fast acting but ship disabling torpedo or a slow but keel breaking torpedo; can't have both so it's up to you.
If we're talking about submarines then warhead size becomes even more important. Torpedos are designed to engage a submarine using overpressure and cavitation so there's a fair chance that a 50kg warhead might just dent it. With five times that you significantly increase both your explosive power and also the distance up to which you can engage.Most submarines probably won't survive a light weight torpedo and disabling a submarine vs destroying it is almost the same thing in most engagements anyway.
And how exactly is it going to detect the torpedo launch?Any enemy sub is going to cut wires and run anyway when they detect a torpedo launch.
Now this is a very shallow take on the matter; Harpoon is way lighter than BrahMos so should be replace our BrahMos?Also heavy weight torpedoes are very large and heavy. They take up a lot of space and weight that could be used for something else.