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PORTUGUESE NAVY (PORTUGAL)

TORPEDO SHIPS

82F type (250ton) torpedo boats (1915-1916/1921)

Sado 1937

Name No Yard No Builder Laid down Launched Comp Fate
Zêzere (ex-85F)     Danubius, Porto Ré, Austria-Hungary 1/1914 5.12.1914 12/1915 // 1921 wrecked 29.12.1921
Ave (ex-86F)     Danubius, Porto Ré // Danubius, Pola, Austria-Hungary 1/1914 19.12.1914 5/1916 // 1921 discarded 1940
Cávado (ex-88F)     Danubius, Porto Ré, Austria-Hungary 3/1914 24.4.1915 11/1915 // 1921 wrecked 29.12.1921
Sado (ex-89F)     Danubius, Porto Ré, Austria-Hungary 5/1914 12.5.1915 3/1916 // 1921 stricken 7.1940
Liz (ex-90F)     Danubius, Porto Ré // Danubius, Novigrad, Austria-Hungary 9/1914 28.5.1915 8/1916 // 1921 discarded 1934
Mondego (ex-91F)     Danubius, Porto Ré // Danubius, Novigrad, Austria-Hungary 11/1914 21.6.1915 7/1916 // 1921 discarded 1938
  

Displacement standard, t

266

Displacement full, t

330

Length, m

58.5 pp 58.8 oa

Breadth, m

5.80

Draught, m

1.50

No of shafts

2

Machinery

2 AEG-Curtis steam turbines, 2 Yarrow boilers

Power, h. p.

5000

Max speed, kts

28

Fuel, t

coal 20 + oil 34

Endurance, nm(kts) 1200(16)

Armament

1 x 1 - 75/27 G. L/30 K.16 BAG, 1 x 1 - 66/27 G. L/30 K.09, 2 x 2 - 450 TT

Complement

38

Project history: Belonged to a numerous series of Austro-Hungarian seaworthy torpedo boats of 250-ton type built in days of the First World War. After war end 6 ships were transferred to Portugal. Rather successful ships for their time.

Modernizations: None.

Naval service: Zêzere and Cávado were wrecked at Cape Bon 29.12.1921 en route to Portugal. Ave and Sado were in the worn out condition in 1930s and were stricken in 1940.

Sado 1933

 

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