Třída Amazonas

Třída Amazonas
Zkoušky Araguari v roce 2013
Zkoušky Araguari v roce 2013
Obecné informace
UživatelBrazilské námořnictvo
Typoceánská hlídková loď
Lodě3
Osudaktivní (2012)
Technické údaje
Výtlak2200 t (plný)
Délka90 m
Šířka13,5 m
Rychlost25 uzlů
Posádka80 + 40
Výzbroj1× 30mm kanón
2× 25mm kanón
2× 12,7mm kulomet (2×1)
Letadla1× vrtulník

Třída Amazonas je třída oceánských hlídkových lodí brazilského námořnictva. Původně byly stavěny loděnicí BAE Systems pro Trinidad a Tobago jako třída Port of Spain. Původní zákazník o ně však ztratil zájem a v roce 2012 je odkoupila Brazílie. Třídu tvoří celkem tři jednotky, vstupující do služby v letech 2012–2013. Primárně budou sloužit k ochraně nalezišť ropy a zemního plynu.[1] Kontrakt je součástí programu modernizace brazilského námořnictva zahrnujícího dále stavbu pěti fregat, pěti hlídkových lodí a jedné zásobovací lodě.[2]

Stavba

Tři jednotky této třídy byly roku 2007 objednány Trinidadem a Tobagem u britské loděnice Vosper Thorneycroft. Měly nést označení jako třída Port of Spain a sloužit u pobřežní stráže. O rok později se loděnice stala součástí koncernu BAE Systems. V září 2010 Trinidad a Tobago kontrakt zrušil a o dva roky později již hotová plavidla koupila Brazílie. Kontrakt dosahuje výše 133 milionů liber.[3]

Jednotky třídy Amazonas:

JménoZaložení kýluSpuštěnaVstup do službyStatus
Amazonas (P120)červen 2012aktivní
Apa (P121)prosinec 2012aktivní
Araguari (P122)červenec 2010[4]21. června 2013[5]aktivní

Konstrukce

Konstrukce plavidel vychází z britských hlídkových lodí třídy River.[6] Posádku lodi tvoří 80 osob, přičemž však může přepravovat dalších 40 vojáků či pasažérů. Výzbroj tvoří 30mm a 25mm kanóny. Na zádi se nachází přistávací plocha pro vrtulník. Nejvyšší rychlost dosahuje 25 uzlů.[1]

Galerie

  • "Amazonas" Rio de Janeiro, 2014."

    "Amazonas" Rio de Janeiro, 2014."

  • "Araguari" Portsmouth, 2013.

    "Araguari" Portsmouth, 2013.

  • Trinidadian "Scarborough", Portsmouth 2010.

    Trinidadian "Scarborough", Portsmouth 2010.

  • Trinidadian "Scarborough", Portsmouth 2010.

    Trinidadian "Scarborough", Portsmouth 2010.

Reference

  1. ↑ a b Brazilian Navy takes delivery of second OPV from BAE [online]. Naval-technology.com, rev. 2012-12-05 [cit. 2012-12-06]. Dostupné online. (anglicky) 
  2. ↑ Brazilian Navy purchases three OPVs from BAE [online]. Naval-technology.com, rev. 2012-01 [cit. 2012-12-06]. Dostupné online. (anglicky) 
  3. ↑ BAE Systems sells patrol vessels to Brazil [online]. BBC [cit. 2012-12-06]. Dostupné online. (anglicky) 
  4. ↑ BAE Launches Final Patrol Ship for Trinidad and Tobago [online]. Naval-technology.com, rev. 2010 [cit. 2012-12-06]. Dostupné online. (anglicky) 
  5. ↑ Brazilian Navy receives final Amazonas-class OPV from BAE [online]. Naval-technology.com [cit. 2013-06-30]. Dostupné online. (anglicky) 
  6. ↑ BAE Built Second Royal Navy Offshore Patrol Vessel Completes Sea Trials [online]. Naval-technology.com, rev. 2010-11-13 [cit. 2012-12-06]. Dostupné online. (anglicky) 

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