17.06.2021, 16:43
Die Meldung ist zwar schon von Jahresanfang, dennoch ist dieses russische Konzept sehr interessant. Quasi ist UMK Varan eine modular nutzbare Basis, wobei ein rund 45.000 Tonnen großes Trägerschiff sicherlich zu den gewichtigsten Themen gehört, auf die ein größere Bandbreite von Schiffstypen aufbauen soll. U. a. werden neben dem Trägerkonzept auch Landungsschiffe (LSDs?), große Raketen-Mehrzweckkampfschiffe wie z. B. (mutmaßlich) im Sinne der Kirov-Klasse, Hospitalschiffe und Nachschub- bzw. Supportschiffe für den Arktiseinsatz ins Auge gefasst.
Schneemann.
Zitat:Russia Designs A New Class Of Ship: Universal Sea Complex ‘Varan’https://www.navalnews.com/naval-news/202...lex-varan/
Russian shipbuilders consider a possibility to create a universal sea complex (UMK) and a line of projects on a unified platform. The Nevsky Design Bureau told TASS about the project and its significance for the Russian Navy. [...] After the Cold War, universal amphibious assault ships developed from support means of major Navy formations into independent units capable of combat and humanitarian missions. They demonstrate the flag, deliver troops, engage in patrol and support bigger warships. The Russian shipbuilding industry has focused on such naval hardware of late.
One of the projects is Varan designed by Nevskoe Bureau. It is a major Russian designer of universal ships and the sole designer of aircraft carriers and simulators. [...] The bureau said Varan is distinguished by multirole structure (unified platform), which can produce several types of big surface warships, including an aircraft carrier, landing ship, hospital vessel, and even a support vessel for the Arctic. [...]
The airpower includes future UAVs. The ship has a high automatic control integrated into the command system. Varan displacement is close to 45 thousand tons. It is 250-meter long and 65-meter wide. The draft by the construction waterline is 9 meters. The warship can develop a speed of 26 knots.
The bureau said the hull will be modular to promote a high construction pace. Equipment is built into the main units of the ship to minimize overhaul time and costs during operation.
Schneemann.