Фрегат УРО Al Riyadh (812)
Основная информация
Главные размерения
Машина
- 4 * diesel SEMT Pielstick 12PA6V280 STC2, 21,000 hp (16,000 kW)
Персонал
Боевые силы и средства
- 350 tonnes of fuel
- 80 m3 (2,800 cu ft) of kerosene
- 60 tonnes of potable water
- 2 * ETN boats
- On sensitive areas (munition magazine and control centre)
- 1 * DRBN34 navigation radar
- 1 * DRBN34 landing radar
- 1 * Air/Surface DRBV 15C sentry radar
- 1 * firing control radar for the 100 mm gun
- 1 * CN2 firing control radar
- 1 * Saigon ARBG 1 radio interceptor
- 1 * ARBR 21 radar interceptor
- 2 * Dagaie Mk2 AMGL-1C chaff launcher
- 1 * AN/SLQ-25 Nixie tugged noise maker
- 1 * Prairie-Masker noise reduction system
- 1 * Integrated Shipboard Communication System ISCS (SNTI 120 ch.)
- 1 * SEAO/OPSMER Naval command support system
- 1 * Syracuse II satellite transmission system
- 1 * Inmarsat navigation system
- 16 * Aster anti-air missiles
- 8 * Exocet Anti-ship missiles
- 4 * F17 torpedoes
- 1 * 100 mm TR automatic gun
- 1 * helicopter (Panther or NH90)
Al Riyadh (812) is an Al Riyadh-class frigate of the Royal Saudi Navy. The frigate Al Riyadh, is an expanded anti-air version of the French La Fayette class, displacing about 4,700 t (5,181 short tons) and extended to 133 m (436 ft 4 in) in length.
The ships' combat system, produced by Armaris (a Direction des Constructions Navales/Thales Group joint venture), is armed with Aster 15 surface-to-air missiles (SAM) launched from SYLVER vertical launchers (SYLVER — SYstème de Lancement VERtical). As with the La Fayette class, the primary offensive weapon is the anti-surface Exocet missile. The ships' main gun is the OTO Melara 76 mm super-rapid firing gun replacing the modèle 100 TR automatic gun of the La Fayette class. There are also four aft-mounted 533 mm (21.0 in) torpedo tubes, firing DTCN F17 heavyweight anti-submarine torpedoes. Al Riyadh is capable of a maximum speed of ~46 kilometres per hour (25 kn; 29 mph) with a maximum range of 13,000 kilometres (7,019 nmi; 8,078 mi).
Al Riyadh was launched on 1 August 2000 at the DCNS dockyard in Lorient and commissioned on 26 July 2002.
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