UVZ will present a new self-propelled unit "Phlox"

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The Petrel Research Institute (Included in Uralvagonzavod) will present at the Army-2016 forum the newest Floks self-propelled artillery mount, equipped with a unique 120-mm gun, combining the capabilities of a long-range cannon, a howitzer and a mortar. News With reference to the director general of the enterprise Georgy Zakamnykh

UVZ will present a new self-propelled unit "Phlox"




According to the general director, “this is the first domestic self-propelled artillery installation (SAU) of a similar caliber, placed on the high-propelled chassis of a Ural family vehicle.” The installation is designed to replace all obsolete towed guns of the same caliber.



“The concept of placing a 120 millimeter cannon on a car’s chassis is a completely new solution for our army. In fact, this is a new class of weapons, which makes it possible to significantly increase the mobility of artillery units of the Russian army. The main distinctive feature of the new ACS is the gun unified in ballistics and bolt with the 2А80 gun, but providing for the expense of new design solutions a reduced load on the chassis when fired and increased accuracy of fire, ”said Zakamennykh.



“On the roof of the armored driver’s cab and the artillery crew, a remote-controlled autonomous artillery module with a Kord machinegun of 12,7 mm caliber was installed. The gun itself consists of a barrel, a combined semi-automatic shutter, a cradle provided with fencing, anti-rollback devices and a lifting sector mechanism, ”the newspaper writes referring to TsKB specialists.

“The vertical angles are controlled by a special drive, which restores the tip after the shot. The CAO "Phlox" ammunition makes up more than 80 shots, including 28, which are ready to fire in operational installations. All this ensures the high mobility of the CAO and the automation of the preparation and firing processes, "the article says.



As noted by the military historian Alexey Khlopotov, today only the Russian army has unique artillery systems that "combine the capabilities of guns, howitzers and mortars."

“The Airborne Forces and Land Forces are armed with Nona and Khost self-propelled guns, while the Phlox, although using their ideology, surpasses its predecessors in range and accuracy of fire, as well as in the strength of their ammunition. Cannon-mortars shoot not only conventional artillery shells, but also mortar shells. They are also capable of raising the barrel in the vertical plane in the range of -2 degrees to + 80. Thanks to such solutions, cannon-mortars can not only hit targets at a distance of 10 km along a hinged trajectory, like a howitzer, but also hit targets with direct fire, like ordinary guns, and even throw mines, like mortars, almost vertically into enemy trenches ”- told Khlopotov.
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  1. +8
    2 September 2016 08: 49
    "equipped with a unique 120-mm gun, combining the capabilities of a long-range cannon, howitzer and mortar"

    Again "unique", "long-range" (10 km).
    1. +9
      2 September 2016 10: 13
      Damn, from "unique" and "unparalleled in the world already sick." Made a ride on a wheeled chassis. Well done. For the Emirates, Syria, Egypt. We got the fuck stuck. Double armored cab weight, + chassis + gun + ammo. Only on firm ground.
      1. +4
        2 September 2016 10: 15
        then you need Ukraine.

        there is no such thing. neither unique nor analogues

      2. +4
        2 September 2016 11: 43
        It means that the machine is export-oriented, and the eulogies that did not suit you are aimed at the replenished ears of the Arab sheikhs and other participants in the Middle East conflict. + in the Russian Federation there are not swamps everywhere, so some part will go there.
    2. +7
      2 September 2016 10: 17
      Western counterparts shoot at 7,5 km.
      Against such a background - long-range. bully
      1. +7
        2 September 2016 10: 39
        Not the newest "Archer" shoots at 30-40 km. The proposal laughed - “today only the Russian army has unique artillery systems that“ combine the capabilities of cannons, howitzers and mortars. ”There are a lot of foreign models, ranging from Western ones to Israeli and even Singaporean
        1. 0
          2 September 2016 11: 34
          Why not on a tracked platform? The caterpillar chassis has both cross-country ability and stability. Have you decided to invent a bicycle?
          1. +1
            2 September 2016 15: 47
            Have you decided to invent a bicycle?

        2. +9
          2 September 2016 12: 47
          The proposal laughed - “today only the Russian army has unique artillery systems that“ combine the capabilities of cannons, howitzers and mortars. ”There are a lot of foreign models, ranging from Western ones to Israeli and even Singaporean
          And what are the analogs of Israeli or Singaporean guns in the "howitzer-mortar" scheme? Only two options come to mind - the Swedish AMOS and the Chinese PLL-05 (consider, a copy of our 2C9). Is Israel and Singapore doing something similar?
        3. +2
          2 September 2016 15: 33
          It’s more like a mortar than a howitzer ....
          1. avt
            +3
            2 September 2016 17: 02
            It’s more like a mortar than a howitzer ..
            Yes, Vienna is "probably in the Urals". Stopudovo for export, for myself, this is already on the site rubbed with Bolot and Lopatov, you need to make a 120mm self-propelled troika on a reserved tank chassis. That's really not scary to drive up to the city. Well, this one, if not a hell of a lot dear, even will be, if that.
        4. +2
          2 September 2016 16: 33
          Are you talking about which Archer, about 155 mm?
          It must be compared with the Coalition.
          ARS flies at 80 km.
          And so Phlox is basically a mortar. 10 km is enough.
        5. 0
          3 September 2016 16: 09
          Archer is a self-propelled howitzer cal. 155 mm. This is already a "nuclear" caliber. Another class. Our Msta cal. 152 mm. shoots no worse.
          The article talks about the 120 millimeter gun with the functions of a howitzer and mortar. The elevation angle is 80 degrees, the archer has a maximum of 70. And by the way, Archer is a new weapon. Adopted in 2013
        6. 0
          3 September 2016 21: 13
          The Swedish Archer is a wheeled SPG, not a mortar. It is wrong to compare it to the Phlox.
      2. +2
        2 September 2016 12: 51
        And then they do not need to shoot. Due to this, they have minimal return and can be installed on a car like our Tiger.
    3. +1
      2 September 2016 12: 25
      Maybe the phrases "unique" and "unparalleled" are boring, but all this is PR, weapons should be sold and make a profit, this is the norm by today's standards.
      And in my opinion, weapons should, first of all, effectively defend the country, be unique and superior to analogues, and convenient to use. And then by putting the 2S12 "Sled" on the "Oise" chassis (replacing it with "Shishiga" and "Ural"), we only made the bases cheaper, without making the slightest effort to mechanize and improve the performance characteristics of the mortar itself.
  2. +8
    2 September 2016 08: 49
    Even I did not see outriggers. How, interestingly, does she have stability when fired? Not a sausage?
    1. +9
      2 September 2016 09: 15
      It will definitely shake. All the same, 120 mm, but most likely they came up with a system to absorb recoil, the Israelis have such a scheme for mortars. here they could introduce something similar. but it’s also on wheels, it can roll back slightly when fired. but in general, yes, it’s interesting to check it when it shoots, and of course the idea is good. and the ability to use all kinds of ammunition of this caliber is also worthy of respect. there may then be slightly adjusted during operation. while it will be adopted, it will experience so much more on itself.
      1. +1
        2 September 2016 10: 27
        She will not roll away on wheels when firing. The trunk will be perpendicular to, and indeed at any angles to the platform. I was reminded of French developments, here the trunks are long and it is surprising how the equipment does not turn over.

        I don’t even know about deliveries to the ground forces, except for mechanized or in general in the Airborne Forces.
        1. +1
          2 September 2016 14: 40
          why not for land? Mobility is better than towed
    2. +1
      2 September 2016 09: 19
      I also thought about a mortar on an inflatable (rubber) support. How high is his hit accuracy?
      1. +6
        2 September 2016 10: 12
        I still don’t quite understand why his name is Greek. phlox (φλόξ) is a flame in ancient Greek. on the Greek Greek phlog (φλωγα) but both options are used in conversation. but the name is beautiful. I like the Greek nice to hear the native word.
        1. +8
          2 September 2016 10: 39
          This is another flower in artillery). Beautifully flowering herbaceous plant.
        2. +4
          2 September 2016 10: 40
          "As a Greek, I am pleased to hear my native word."

          I am sorry to disappoint you, like a Greek, but this is just the name of a flower - phlox, it is so customary to call artillery systems with flowers (carnation, peony, cornflower, acacia, tulip, hyacinth). Yes
          1. +5
            2 September 2016 11: 13
            oh Vladimir, you are not destined to disappoint me, because the name of the flower comes from the same word. and you also know a lot of Greek words in Russian (and not only in Russian), you’ll find Greece right wherever you stick everywhere, the same cornflower, the same acacia are also Greek words. don't you find it strange yes, not at all?
        3. +4
          2 September 2016 10: 56
          parkello
          then I still don’t quite understand why his name is Greek. phlox (φλόξ) is a flame in ancient Greek. on the Greek Greek phlog (φλωγα) but both options are used in conversation. but the name is beautiful. I like the Greek nice to hear the native word.

          Does "Iskander" (Persian name) bother you? And the Aurora launch vehicle, the Antey air defense missile system, the Atlant grenade launcher, the Hermes anti-tank missile system, the Ikar launch vehicle for the Soyuz launch vehicle ... should make you, like a Greek, walk with your head held high in pride ...
          1. +3
            2 September 2016 11: 14
            Did I say something bothers me? or did you also decide just ... to make an obscene sound to the noise? I had a better opinion of you. No.
    3. +1
      2 September 2016 10: 01
      "The vertical angles are controlled by a special drive, which restores guidance after a shot."
      When I shoot, I don’t know, but after the shot everything should return to the original setting.
    4. +2
      2 September 2016 10: 35
      Monos
      Even I did not see outriggers. How, interestingly, does she have stability when fired? Not a sausage?

      For especially skeptics
      "The main distinguishing feature of the new ACS is a gun, unified in ballistics and bolt with the 2A80 gun, but providing, due to new design solutions, a reduced load on the chassis when fired and increased accuracy of fire."
  3. +1
    2 September 2016 08: 51
    Everything new is interesting - let's see in practice. Although the west has long used cars for artillery systems
    1. +1
      2 September 2016 10: 18
      Now it is clear why the topic "Zauralets" was closed.
  4. 0
    2 September 2016 08: 54
    including 28 ready-to-shoot in operational styling.

    This is how to understand the automatic loader is there or there is something like a cassette like on "VASILKA"
  5. +5
    2 September 2016 08: 56
    Another flower in a bouquet of artillery. 28 shots almost burst impressive
  6. +4
    2 September 2016 09: 26
    I would not be surprised if she now lights up in Syria.
    1. +4
      2 September 2016 09: 29
      Yes, the coloring is suitable, it seems that they really plan for Syria.
    2. +1
      2 September 2016 10: 36
      These colors were painted for potential buyers at the "Army 2016" exhibition.
  7. +2
    2 September 2016 09: 33
    A disguise, as always, for sale to the Arabs! Sadness and sadness !!!
    1. 0
      3 September 2016 21: 23
      Why is it sad? We make money as we can, there is nothing wrong with that. Our army needs tracked self-propelled guns and mortars, and wheeled ones are quite suitable for the Arabs.
  8. +2
    2 September 2016 09: 39
    "A bunch of phlox, please!" wassat
  9. +2
    2 September 2016 09: 46
    Quote: taseka
    A disguise, as always, for sale to the Arabs! Sadness and sadness !!!

    And on the other hand, if the equipment is in demand, this is also good. Products are designed to be bought.
  10. +10
    2 September 2016 10: 04
    Very brief article.
    The author didn’t even bother to write that the gun consists of a barrel, a combined semi-automatic shutter, a cradle provided with a guard, anti-rollback devices and a lifting sector mechanism.
    Vertical angles are controlled by a special drive, which restores the tip after a shot. The transportable ammunition of the Phlox CJSC, as the Central Design Bureau said, is more than 80 shots, including 28 ready for firing in operational installations.
    The gun, unified in ballistics and bolt with the 2A80 gun, but providing due to new design solutions reduced load on the chassis during firing and increased accuracy of fire.
    1. 0
      2 September 2016 10: 36
      I look already added.
  11. +1
    2 September 2016 10: 06
    Quote: siberalt
    I also thought about a mortar on an inflatable (rubber) support. How high is his hit accuracy?

    I don't know that. the accuracy of a conventional mortar on a base plate and from a well-chosen position is completely sniper, and here various tolerances and errors are possible. depending on how far and how much ammunition to shoot. there are adjustable mines and shells. but there’s just a cast iron. so brother, I'm sorry, here I am not able to answer the question. Monos should be asked ... he still has 3 stars, but I don’t even have half a star. laughing
  12. 0
    2 September 2016 10: 06
    It is most likely made for export. For yourself, you need to put on a harp.
  13. 0
    2 September 2016 10: 12
    And if you urgently need to transfer fire to other targets by 30 degrees to the right or to the left, will the Urals have to direct? There are "Nona", "Vienna", "Hosta", excellent weapons, but this "Phlox" can really be exported, probably cheaper.
  14. 0
    2 September 2016 10: 47
    10 km? For the mortar is really long-range, no doubt. But for everyone else - will it be enough? The old D-30 shoots up to 21 km, and its elevation angle is up to 70 degrees. Not much inferior. Strange thing ...
  15. 0
    2 September 2016 10: 52
    Quote: Mitek
    Damn, from "unique" and "unparalleled in the world already sick." Made a ride on a wheeled chassis. Well done. For the Emirates, Syria, Egypt. We got the fuck stuck. Double armored cab weight, + chassis + gun + ammo. Only on firm ground.

    And you won’t mask such a fool, unlike a towed gun, and you won’t roll out on your hands ...
    1. +2
      2 September 2016 14: 45
      but this is absurd. There is mobility, which the towed ones do not have at all. Significantly reduces the preparation time for firing \ position change after firing.
  16. PKK
    +5
    2 September 2016 11: 01
    This is a timely and very useful tool. In a modern frenzied counter-batter slaughter, such a tool has the worst battery of nearby batteries of all calibers. The rate of fire of the gun is good, it completes the installation itself, only manage to charge it. Suppressed some losers, withdrawn and left for a new position. In a day it’s possible reassure a lot of the enemy on the front.
  17. 0
    2 September 2016 12: 16
    There is already a coastal mobile artillery complex, only in my opinion the whole battery works (there I think 3-4 carts on 3 or 4 axle all-terrain vehicles + command and other vehicles) and they beat even more than 10 km
  18. +2
    2 September 2016 12: 32
    On the caliber 120 mm, pay attention, it is unified under NATO. He seized the ammunition depot, found unnecessary and replenished the black complex. Etozh music !!! smile
    For operational tasks, that’s it. good
  19. 0
    2 September 2016 16: 31
    A wonderful flower in someone else's garden .. Continuation of the "flower" series, modern history ..
  20. 0
    2 September 2016 16: 42
    I think why UAZ and Ural have locked us ...
  21. +1
    2 September 2016 17: 16
    Quote: Vladimirets
    "equipped with a unique 120-mm gun, combining the capabilities of a long-range cannon, howitzer and mortar"

    Again "unique", "long-range" (10 km).


    The article says what is unique: combining the functionality of a gun, howitzer and mortar. What place are you reading? Or are you not a reader, are you a pace * tel?
  22. 0
    2 September 2016 19: 03
    [quote = Dembel77] Why not on a tracked platform?
    A rubber caterpillar could be an alternative. Here, the speed of movement will be closer to the wheeled, and the load is closer to the usual tracked.
  23. 0
    2 September 2016 22: 31
    Quote: Alex777
    Now it is clear why the topic "Zauralets" was closed.

    "Zauralets" EMNIP on a tracked chassis and 152-mm caliber. And has the topic been closed? To be honest I haven't heard

    Quote: Expelling Liberoids
    I would not be surprised if she now lights up in Syria.

    I won’t be surprised if it lights up in Chechnya, Kazakhstan, and possibly Belarus laughing
  24. 0
    3 September 2016 03: 35
    Great thing. It goes fast and quietly.
    And the sound is not determined, unlike the crawler technology.
    And if you remember about the adjustable ammunition and robotic complexes of illumination of the target,
    so generally a promising thing.