Enviado: Qua Set 28, 2005 9:59 am
Isto foi postado pelo JLRC em Outubro /2004 , no FD...
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O pessoal da MP devia ao menos "limpar o pó" ao site oficial de vez em quando
para terminar, a classe HUNT (info do site oficial da royal Navy)
The Hunt Class
The Hunt Class are the largest warships ever constructed out of Glass Reinforced Plastic. Permanently fitted for the duel action functions of ‘Sweeping’ and ‘Hunting’ in one hull. They function as ‘Minesweepers’ in two ways. Destroying buoyant mines by sweeping them by cutting the mooring wires with a towed wire sweep and then blowing up the buoyant case on the surface. Dealing with ground mines (Bombs that sit on the sea bed listening for ship’s noise and magnetic signatures) by using influence sweeps which simulate noise and magnetic signature. As Minehunters they ‘hunt’ for mines with a high definition sonar and then destroy them using explosives placed either by the Mine Clearance Divers or by the Remote Controlled Mine Disposal System Vehicles. In addition, the 1 x 30mm, 2 x 20mm guns and two General Purpose Machine Guns (GPMGs) enable them to function in a Secondary Role as very potent patrol Craft. The Hunt class are often found supporting the Fishery Protection Squadron around UK waters.
Hunt Class Mine MCMV
Ship Name Pennant No. Ship Name Pennant No.
Atherstone M38 Brecon M29
Brocklesby M33 Cattistock M31
Chiddingfold M37 Dulverton M35
Hurworth M39 Ledbury M30
Middleton M34 Quorn M41
Hunt Class MCMV Statistics
Displacement: 750 tonnes
Length: 60 metres
Beam: 10.5 metres
Draught: 2.2 metres
Speed: 15 knots
Complement: 45
Armament: 1 x 30mm gun
2x BMarc 20mm guns
2 x General Purpose Machine Guns
Sonar: Type 193M mine hunting sonar
Mil cross avoidance sonar
Type 2059 Pap submersible tracking sonar
Sensors: Type 1007 I band
Countermeasures: RCMDS (Remote Control Mine Disposal System) Mk1 with 2 x pap Pap 104 Mk 5 remotely controlled submersibles
Combined Influence Sweep - consisting of Acoustic sweep (Mk3 Towed Acoustic Generator)
Magnetic sweep
Mechanical sweep - Mk 8 conventional Oropesa sweeps with armed capability. SCARAB remote control floating mine towing device - this helps the safe destruction of moored mines that have been cut from their chains.
Propulsion: 2 x Ruston-Paxman deltic 9-58K diesels developing 1900hp
1 Deltic 9-59 diesel for pulse generation and auxiliary drive.
2 shafts + bow thruster.
JLRC escreveu:também não estou a ver nenhuma Marinha que nos queira minar a barra de qualquer porto, nem estou a ver um navio marroquino vir do Norte de África até ao Tejo, mas já não me repugna imaginar um ataque terrorista à barra do Tejo, atingindo por exemplo um qualquer navio de cruzeiro (por exemplo o Queen Mary II) que estivesse a entrar/sair da barra do Tejo. As imagens que vou por a seguir foram tiradas no Iraque mas podem muito bem acontecer cá.
A imagem não mostra bem e eu já não tenho a sequência de imagens. O que se passou foi que os EUA interceptaram um rebocar que rebocava uma barcaça carregada com bidões e ao inspecionarem os bidões viram que estes não tinham fundo e encobriam as minas que se vê na gravura. Será que um acto terrorista destes é impossivel de acontecer cá?
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Projectos
O actual plano de reconstrução da esquadra inclui, como necessidades imediatas, as seguintes aquisições:
Submarinos;
Navio logístico polivalente;
10 patrulhas para a Zona Económica Exclusiva;
Navio-balizador;
Navio de combate à poluição;
Draga-minas;
Fragatas destinadas a substituir as da classe Comandante João Belo (que levam já mais de 30 anos de serviço).
O pessoal da MP devia ao menos "limpar o pó" ao site oficial de vez em quando
para terminar, a classe HUNT (info do site oficial da royal Navy)
The Hunt Class
The Hunt Class are the largest warships ever constructed out of Glass Reinforced Plastic. Permanently fitted for the duel action functions of ‘Sweeping’ and ‘Hunting’ in one hull. They function as ‘Minesweepers’ in two ways. Destroying buoyant mines by sweeping them by cutting the mooring wires with a towed wire sweep and then blowing up the buoyant case on the surface. Dealing with ground mines (Bombs that sit on the sea bed listening for ship’s noise and magnetic signatures) by using influence sweeps which simulate noise and magnetic signature. As Minehunters they ‘hunt’ for mines with a high definition sonar and then destroy them using explosives placed either by the Mine Clearance Divers or by the Remote Controlled Mine Disposal System Vehicles. In addition, the 1 x 30mm, 2 x 20mm guns and two General Purpose Machine Guns (GPMGs) enable them to function in a Secondary Role as very potent patrol Craft. The Hunt class are often found supporting the Fishery Protection Squadron around UK waters.
Hunt Class Mine MCMV
Ship Name Pennant No. Ship Name Pennant No.
Atherstone M38 Brecon M29
Brocklesby M33 Cattistock M31
Chiddingfold M37 Dulverton M35
Hurworth M39 Ledbury M30
Middleton M34 Quorn M41
Hunt Class MCMV Statistics
Displacement: 750 tonnes
Length: 60 metres
Beam: 10.5 metres
Draught: 2.2 metres
Speed: 15 knots
Complement: 45
Armament: 1 x 30mm gun
2x BMarc 20mm guns
2 x General Purpose Machine Guns
Sonar: Type 193M mine hunting sonar
Mil cross avoidance sonar
Type 2059 Pap submersible tracking sonar
Sensors: Type 1007 I band
Countermeasures: RCMDS (Remote Control Mine Disposal System) Mk1 with 2 x pap Pap 104 Mk 5 remotely controlled submersibles
Combined Influence Sweep - consisting of Acoustic sweep (Mk3 Towed Acoustic Generator)
Magnetic sweep
Mechanical sweep - Mk 8 conventional Oropesa sweeps with armed capability. SCARAB remote control floating mine towing device - this helps the safe destruction of moored mines that have been cut from their chains.
Propulsion: 2 x Ruston-Paxman deltic 9-58K diesels developing 1900hp
1 Deltic 9-59 diesel for pulse generation and auxiliary drive.
2 shafts + bow thruster.