Třída Khareef

Třída Khareef
Obecné informace
UživatelOmánské královské námořnictvo
Typkorveta / oceánská hlídková loď
Lodě3
Osudaktivní (2014)
Předchůdcetřída Qahir
Technické údaje
Výtlak2660 t (plný)
Délka99 m
Šířka14,6 m
Ponor4,1 m
Pohon2 diesely
Rychlost25 uzlů
Dosah4500 nám. mil
Posádka100
Výzbroj1× 76mm kanón OTO Melara
2× 30mm kanón MSI DS30M (2×1)
8× MM.40 Exocet (2×4)
12× MBDA VL MICA (1×12)
Letadla1× vrtulník
RadarSMART-S Mk2

Třída Khareef je třída korvet Ománského královského námořnictva. Ománské námořnictvo je klasifikuje jako oceánské hlídkové lodě.[1] Korvety jsou vybaveny pro boj proti hladinovým a vzdušným cílům. Budou sloužit především k hlídkování v mezinárodních vodách ohrožovaných piráty a ochraně výluční námořní ekonomické zóny Ománu.[2] Třída byla zavedena do aktivní služby v roce 2013.[3] Jedná se o největší válečné lodě ománského námořnictva.[4]

Stavba

Stavba tří korvet této třídy byla objednána 15. ledna 2007 u britské loděnice VT Group (nyní součást BAE Systems). Kontrakt měl hodnotu 400 milionů liber.[4]

Jednotky třídy Khareef:

JménoSpuštěnaVstup do službyStatus
Al-Shamikhčervenec 2009červen 2013[3]aktivní
Al-Rahmaničervenec 2010říjen 2013[3]aktivní
Al-Rasikhčerven 201129. května 2014[5]aktivní

Konstrukce

Korvety mají modulární konstrukci. Jsou u nich využity technologie stealth. Jsou vybaveny bojovým řídícím systémem TACTICOS. Nesou 3D radar Thales Nederland SMART-S Mk2 s dosahem 250 km a optotronický systém řízení palby Thales Nederland Sting EO mk2.[6] Hlavňovou výzbroj tvoří jeden 76mm kanón OTO Melara Super Rapid v dělové věži na přídi a dva 30mm kanóny MSI DS30M. Mezi příďovou dělovou věží a můstkem se nachází dvanáctinásobné vertikální vypouštěcí silo pro protiletadlové řízené střely MBDA VL MICA. Údernou výzbroj tvoří osm protilodních střel MM.40 Exocet Block III s dosahem 180 km. Na zádi se nachází přistávací plocha a hangár pro jeden střední vrtulník. Pohonný systém tvoří dva diesely MTU. Nejvyšší rychlost dosahuje 25 uzlů.[2]

Fotogalerie

  • Al Rahmani, Portsmouth, UK, 2013.

    Al Rahmani, Portsmouth, UK, 2013.

  • Al Rahmani, Portsmouth, UK, 2013.

    Al Rahmani, Portsmouth, UK, 2013.

  • Al Rahmani, Portsmouth, UK, 2013.

    Al Rahmani, Portsmouth, UK, 2013.

  • Al Shamikh, Portsmouth, UK, 2011.

    Al Shamikh, Portsmouth, UK, 2011.

Odkazy

Reference

  1. ↑ Hlídkové lodě s puncem korvet. ATM. 2011, roč. 43, čís. 4, s. 66. ISSN 1802-4823. 
  2. ↑ a b Khareef Class Corvettes, Oman [online]. Naval-technology.com [cit. 2012-12-11]. Dostupné online. (anglicky) 
  3. ↑ a b c Royal Navy of Oman receives second Khareef-class corvette [online]. Naval-technology.com [cit. 2013-11-01]. Dostupné online. (anglicky) 
  4. ↑ a b Third and final Omani corvette launched by BAE Systems [online]. Defenceweb [cit. 2012-12-11]. Dostupné online. (anglicky) 
  5. ↑ Omani Navy Receives Third Khareef Corvette [online]. Defensenews.com, rev. 2014-05-29 [cit. 2014-06-11]. Dostupné v archivu pořízeném dne 2020-07-27. (anglicky) 
  6. ↑ FRENCH, Paul. Thales Puts the Wind in Project Khareef's Sails [online]. Naval-technology.com, rev. 2007 [cit. 2012-12-11]. Dostupné online. (anglicky) 

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