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CRUISERS

SLAVA missile cruisers (project 1164) (1982 - 1989)

Moskva 2000

Moskva 2010

Name No Yard No Builder Laid down Launched Comm Fate
Слава [Slava], 5.1995- Москва [Moskva] 121 2008 61 Kommunar, Nikolayev 5.11.1976 27.7.1979 30.12.1982 in service (2019)
Маршал Устинов [Marshal Ustinov] (ex-Адмирал Флота Лобов [Admiral Flota Lobov]) 055 2009 61 Kommunar, Nikolayev 5.10.1978 25.2.1982 15.9.1986 in service (2019)
Червона Украина [Chervona Ukraina], 12.1995- Варяг [Variag] 011 2010 61 Kommunar, Nikolayev 31.7.1979 28.8.1983 25.12.1989 in service (2019)
Адмирал Флота Лобов [Admiral Flota Lobov] (ex-Комсомолец [Komsomolets])   2011 61 Kommunar, Nikolayev 29.8.1984 11.8.1990 --- cancelled 3.1993

 

Displacement standard, t

9300

Displacement full, t

11280

Length, m

186.0

Breadth, m

20.8

Draught, m

6.28 hull 8.40 max

No of shafts

2

Machinery

COGAG: 2 M-21 gas turbine units (each consisted of one M-70 cruise turbine, two M-8KF booster turbines and one utilizing steam turbine)

Power, h. p.

20000 + 110000 (+ 12000 by utilizing steam turbines) = 130000 (142000)

Max speed, kts

32.5

Fuel, t

gas turbine oil

Endurance, nm(kts)

8070(18)

Armament

2008, 2009: 8 x 2 Bazalt SSM (16 P-500 (4K80)), 8 x 1 Fort SAM VLS (64 V-500R (5V55RM)), 2 x 2 Osa-M SAM (40 9M33), 1 x 2 - 130/70 AK-130, 6 x 6 - 30/54 AK-630M, 2 x 5 - 533 TT (10), 2 x 12 RBU-6000 Smerch-2 ASWRL, 1 helicopter (Ka-25Ts)

2010: 8 x 2 Vulkan SSM (16 P-1000 (3M70)), 8 x 1 Fort SAM VLS (64 V-500R (5V55RM)), 2 x 2 Osa-M SAM (40 9M33), 1 x 2 - 130/70 AK-130, 6 x 6 - 30/54 AK-630M, 2 x 5 - 533 TT (10), 2 x 12 RBU-6000 Smerch-2 ASWRL, 1 helicopter (Ka-25Ts)

Electronic equipment

2008, 2009: MR-800 Flag radar suite (MR-600 Voskhod, MR-710 Fregat-M radars), Argon-1164, 3R41 Volna, 2x 4R-33, MR-184 Lev-218, 2x MR-123 Vympel-A, 2x Vaygach radars, MGK-335 Platina sonar, 2x MP-150 Gurzuf-A, 2x MP-152 Gurzuf-B, MR-262 Ograda, MP-401 Start, MP-407 Start-2, MRP-52 Koltso ECM suites, 12x PK-10 Smely, 2x PK-2M decoy RLs, Lesorub-1164 CCS

2010: MR-800 Flag radar suite (MR-600 Voskhod, MR-750 Fregat-MA radars), Argon-1164, 3R41 Volna, 2x 4R-33, MR-184 Lev-218, 2x MR-123 Vympel-A, 2x Vaygach radars, MGK-335 Platina sonar, 2x MP-150 Gurzuf-A, 2x MP-152 Gurzuf-B, MR-262 Ograda, MP-401 Start, MP-407 Start-2, MRP-52 Koltso ECM suites, 12x PK-10 Smely, 2x PK-2M decoy RLs, Lesorub-1164 CCS

Complement

485

Project history: This RKR is an evolved version of a design drawn in the early 1960s, incorporating the new supersonic cruise missile (Bazalt). It would originally have resembled a stretched Project 1134 of about 12,000t, with Shtorm defensive missiles fore and aft and a hangar aft and with a secondary battery of Osa SAM. As in Project 11134, the missile tubes would have elevated. Later fixed tubes were substituted. The Bazalt programme stalled about 1962, and presumably this design was then put aside. When the RKRs were revived in the late 1960s, this design returned its original main battery but was provided with the new surface-to-air Fort system aft. Presumably topweight precluded provision of an additional Volna radar forward. Since the single director covers only a 180° arc, these ships haw a blind arc forward.

    Defensive torpedo tubes are behind shutters near the stern.

    Each uptake contains two boost turbine uptakes, one gas turbine uptake, and two gas turbine generator uptakes.

    Although these ships probably lack flagship computer facilities, they are used in peacetime as flagships (eg, visiting foreign ports), in which capacity they embark up to 27 more officers and 24 more enlisted men. The TTZ for this class was approved in 1971, and the technical proiect (design) in August 1974.

    Later ship would be built under modified Project 11641 (9500/11530t, 192.0x20.8x6.28m, machinery without utilizing steam turbines (130000hp), armament included 8 x 2 Vulkan SSM (16 P-1000), 8 x 1 Fort SAM (64 V-500R), 5 x (8 Kortik SAM + 2 x 6 - 30/54) Kortik CIWS, 2 x 5 - 533 Vodopad-NK ASuM (10 83R, 84R), 1 x 2 - 130/70 AK-130, 2 x 12 RBU-6000 ASWRL, 1 Ka-27Ts helicopter, electronics would be consisted of MR-800 Flag-M radar suite (MR-650 Podberiozovik, MR-750 Fregat-MA radars), Pozitiv, Argon-1164, 3R41 Volna, MR-184 Lev-218, 2x MR-212/201 Vaygach-U radars, MGK-335 Platina sonar, Kantata, MRP-52 Koltso ECM suites, 12x PK-10 Smely, 2x PK-2M decoy RLs, Lesorub-1164 CCS). Two ships were ordered, No 2012 Rossiya (renamed Oktyabrskaya Revoliutsiya 30.12.1987) 11.8.1987 and No 2013 Admiral Flota Sovetskogo Soyuza Gorshkov 1.11.1988, but both were cancelled 4.10.1990.

    Incomplete Admiral Flota Lobov was transferred to Ukraine 17.12.1993. As in 2016, really abandoned incomplete ship rusts at fitting-out pier. Planned project 11641 ships (No 2012 Rossiya and No2013 Admiral Flota Sovetskogo Soyuza Gorshkov) were never laid down. They should some differ from predecessors (9500/11530t, 192.0x20.8x8.40m, COGAG without utilizing steam turbines (65000hp), 5x (8 Kortik SAM + 2 x 6 - 30/54) Kortik CIWS (160 9M311) instead of Osa SAM and 6x AK-630 CIWS, 10 x 1 URPK-6 Vodopad-NK ASuM (30 83R, 84R or torpedoes) instead of 533mm TTs, Ka-27 helicopter instead of Ka-25, radars Flag-M instead of Fregat-MA, Pozitiv, Kantata ECM suite instead of old ECM units)

Modernizations: late 1980s, Slava, Marshal Ustinov: - 8 x 2 Bazalt SSM; + 8 x 2 Vulkan SSM (16 P-1000)

2007, Variag: - 2x MR-123 Vympel-A radars; + 2x MR-123-02/3 Bagira radars

2013, Slava: - MR-123 Vympel-A radar (fwd); + MR-123-02/3 Bagira radar

2014, Slava: + MR-231-3 radar

2014, Marshal Ustinov: - MR-600 Voskhod radar; + MR-650 Podberiozovik-ET2 radar

2017, Marshal Ustinov: - MR-710 Fregat-M radar, MGK-335 Platina sonar; + MR-750 Fregat-M2 radar, Zaria-SK sonar

Naval service: No significant events.

Moskva 2003

 

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