Armada Espanhola

[Carlos Lima]

A Marinha espanhola é como eu gostaria de ver a MB.

Sonho de consumo.

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CB_Lima

[LeandroGCard]

A Marinha espanhola é como eu gostaria de ver a MB.

Sonho de consumo.

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CB_Lima

O meu seria que o Brasil tivesse uma indústria naval militar do mesmo nível .

Leandro G. Card

[Carlos Lima]

A Marinha espanhola é como eu gostaria de ver a MB.

Sonho de consumo.

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CB_Lima

O meu seria que o Brasil tivesse uma indústria naval militar do mesmo nível .

Leandro G. Card

Exato.

Concordo plenamente.

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CB_Lima

[old]

Se adelanta un año la entrega de uno de los dos nuevos BAM (P45 y P46)

http://www.lavozdegalicia.es/noticia/fe ... 4C1995.htm

Analisis de las capacidades de los BAM.

http://navalanalyses.blogspot.com.es/20 ... at-of.html

A destacar su capacidad de guerra electronica EW, con el sistema Rigel, capaz de captar cualquier cosa que vuele o navegue a +300kms, procesarlo y enviarlo al sistema de combate para interferirlo.

Parece ser que el Radar Aries tiene una aceptable capacidad aerea, unido a la dirección de tiro Dorna asociada al 76mm con cierta capacidad antiaerea.
Lo interesante es que todas las capacidades del buque estan fusionadas en un autentico CIC y asociadas al sistema de combate del resto de buques de la Armada , Scomba, (cuyo origen es el Aegis)

[cabeça de martelo]

Se acrescentar-mos uns misseis temos uma corveta e peras. Mas isso não vai acontecer, pelo menos não na Marinha Espanhola.

[ferrol]

http://www.elidealgallego.com/articulo/ ... 76687.html

Actualizado 10 Marzo 2016
Australia otorga preferencia a Navantia para construir dos buques de carga

Navantia cada vez está más cerca de adjudicarse la construcción de dos buques de aprovisionamiento similares al BAC “Cantabria” lo que supondría una importante carga de trabajo.
La empresa pública compite con Daewo para hacerse con el contrato, sin que la firma asiática quede completamente descartada. De hecho, las dos propuestas, la española y la surcoreana, todavía están encima de la mesa de valoración, sobre la que pesa gran confidencialidad.

Hai uns días coñeceuse a lista curta de candidatos para construir dous buques de aprovisionamento de combate para a RAN. Navantia e Daewoo son os finalistas.

[P44]

Lockheed Martin & Indra Demonstrate Next Gen Radar for Future Spanish Navy F-110 Frigates

Indra and Lockheed Martin recently demonstrated the first phase of integration of new a solid state S-band radar system being developed for the future Spanish F-110 Frigate. The test was part of the technology development phase in the joint development of this next generation radar system.


A basic scale model (made with 3D printer) was showcased by Spanish shipbuilder Navantia during Euronaval 2014.

As part of the collaboration, Indra is supplying the building block to achieve a fully Digital Antenna, including the Digital Transmit-Receive modules that contain state-of-the-art Solid State Gallium Nitride (GaN) high power amplifiers, developed from its experience in the design of radar and electronic warfare systems, integrating leading edge technologies in high power amplification and digitalization.

“Like the Aegis Combat System, our solid state radar system employs an open architecture design that more easily facilitates integration with other systems and components,” Keifer said. “This allows us to help support the U.S. Navy and Missile Defense Agency’s interests, while making our systems more compatible with the needs of our allied partners through collaboration with companies like Indra, which bring strong multinational capabilities and leading edge technologies to bear.”

Following the success of the demonstration, both companies signed a contract under which Lockheed Martin will support Indra during the technology development phase of the project that will culminate in 2020 with the demonstration of a full Engineering Development Model of an integrated solid state S-band radar for the future Spanish frigate.

The demonstration was an important step in a roadmap defined by both companies in 2010 to develop a next generation radar for F-110 and future international platforms.

More on F-110:
The F-110 Frigate is the Spanish Navy’s next generation of multi-mission surface vessel, due to see operation in the next decade. The Spanish Navy operates five Aegis-equipped Álvaro de Bazán-class (F-100) frigates, which are equipped with the Lockheed Martin-developed Aegis Combat System and SPY-1 radar. F-110 will include the introduction of an evolved Combat Management System and new solid-state S-band radar with the aim to advance the strong partnerships between U.S. and Spanish industry established during the development and fielding of the first four ships of the F-100 program and expanded for F-105.


Image source: Spanish Navy/Navantia

Officially designated Buque de Superficie de la Armada (patrullero multifunction) for Navy Surface Ship (multifunction patrol), the F-110 will be larger than Spanish navy's BAM (Buque de Acción Marítima) OPV but smaller than the F-100 Alavaro de Bazan class AEGIS Frigates.

National shipbuilder Navantia along with the Spanish navy started F-110 concept studies and came up with an initial design of the ship following a feasibility study contract awarded last year.

Detailed design-and-build contract is expected to be awarded in 2016 while delivery of the first vessel is set for 2022 for an operational life of 40 years. F-110 is designed to be operational 240 days in a row with a high availability of 18 months.

As multifunction vessels, the F-110 will be fitted with 24x Mk 41 VLS cells for SM-2s and ESSM surface-to-air missiles, 8x anti-ship missiles, a 127mm main gun. Sensors will include the new integrated mast (combining fire control radar, main search radar, communication devices and EW sensors), a towed array and a hull sonar. A "multi mission space" will allow to transport and deploy unmanned vehicles (AUV, USV, UUV), containers and RHIBs. F-110 are expected to reach 30 knots thanks to a the hybrid propulsion system.

http://www.navyrecognition.com/index.ph ... ew&id=4004

[P44]

http://www.shipspotting.com/gallery/pho ... id=2471119

[cabeça de martelo]

F105 Cristóbal Colón de la Armada española







http://www.libertaddigital.com/

[ferrol]

Como continuación da saga literaria "Australianas e flotan", dos seus volúmenes "construeme un destructor que eu non sei", e " trae aquí ese portaavions", checa ágora o seguinte éxito editorial ferrolano "mandame unha F-100 que su non sei utilizala"...
http://www.abc.es/espana/abci-armada-es ... ticia.html
La Armada estudia desplegar la fragata «Cristóbal Colón» en Australia en 2017

[P44]

Mais valia começar a pensar num sistema de Leasing

[cabeça de martelo]

[Crisaman]

Quando eu escrevi que lá no tópico da marinha australiana que os australianos não tem competência para construir navios desse porte. Era melhor ter deixado os espanhóis construir. Não estariam tendo que "alugar" a F-105.

[ferrol]

A estas alturas da vida segue sendo un misterio para min como un país que é una illa non ten un maior desenrolo dos seus asteleiros.
Non saben deseñar , construir ou mante-los seus novos buques. Agora sabemos que tampouco OS saben utilizar, ainda que se fixeron segundo as suas peticions. É un caso extraño...

[akivrx78]

http://www.austal.com/full-vessel-listing

A melhor empresa de construção naval dos Australianos o problema é que dizem que os projetos são inovadores de mais e tem um custo de manutenção muito alto.