In South Korea, laid the second UDC. The launch is expected in a year

According to the blog information bmpd, South Korean Defense Purchasing Authority (DAPA) заявило that 28 on April 2017 of the year at the shipbuilding enterprise of the local corporation Hanjin Heavy Industries and Construction (HHIC) in Busan was held an official ceremony of laying the second universal landing craft (UDC) under the symbol LPX, intended for the country's Navy.

It is assumed that the withdrawal of the ship from the construction dock of the shipyard for completion is scheduled for April 2018 (that is, exactly one year later!), And the delivery of the ship the fleet expected in 2020.

HHIC designed and built the first UDC LPH 6111 Dokdowhich joined the fleet in July 2007 of the year. Originally it was planned to equip the Navy with three UDC of this type, but the beginning of the construction of the second ship was constantly postponed, given the financial component and operating experience of the lead ship. A contract worth 417,5 pounds worth (approximately $ 380 million) for the series renewal was concluded with HHIC 23 December 2014 of the year. The technical design of the second ship was completed in March 2016 of the year, in November 2016 of the year the first steel cutting for the hull took place.

Head UDC Dokdo

UDC will keep Dokdo case length (200 meters), and a number of improvements will be made. It is assumed that the second ship will receive various, but unimportant improvements in the design and equipment, and its flight deck will be adapted to the possibility of basing the Bell Boeing V-22 Osprey converters. The adaptation of UDC for the placement of Lockheed Martin F-35B aircraft is not planned. It is possible that the diesel main power plant used on the Dokdo will be replaced by a combined diesel-gas turbine.

Comments

[dik-nsk]

It is assumed that the ship’s withdrawal from the shipyard’s construction dock for completion is scheduled for April 2018 of the year (that is, exactly one year from now), and the ship’s surrender to the fleet is expected to take place in the 2020 year.

impressive, and we extend Morgunova ((

[maxim947]

Koreans are world leaders in shipbuilding. We would like to hide our pride in a good way and break through joint projects with them, to learn how to rebuild quickly and well. (I mean separate areas of shipbuilding)

[Dionis2019]

And we have a lot to learn from them!

[A1845]

so after all already tried to study on an example of mistral, even reported on successes, and where an exhaust?

[g1v2]

So, we originally built a new super-ship Zvezda in the Far East with them. Only then they realized that they were building a competitor with their own hands and could lose orders and merged from the project. They have enough competitors in the form of China and Japan. Together, these 3 countries control 80 percent of the world's shipbuilding in the region and are fighting hard against each other. They also obviously do not want to fight with us. Our 45 shipyards represent about 3 percent of the world's shipbuilding, and if the card lies well, then there are chances to reach 5.

[A1845]

It is strange that at the same time shipyards are sorely lacking.
Or is it not so?

[g1v2]

Well, in our country there are about 45 shipyards, not counting small ones. Most are engaged in the construction of civilian vessels. There are those that focus only on the military. Need orders. Last fall, about 86 warships, submarines and ships were built in the Russian Federation, not counting auxiliary boats. Another dozen and a half for the FSB. And there are 116 different civilian courts in the area. In general, if you count everything, you can count up to 250 boats in total. But on a global scale, this is not much. Asian volumes are much larger. They are building for the whole world. Moreover, we are far from building everything - we buy something all the same. Gradually, we are import substituting, but all these processes are not very fast. We are building a lot of tankers, tugs, barges, trawlers have gone, but bulk carriers and tankers - not yet. Just recently, Vsevolod Beletsky came to Murmansk with a freshly built bulk carrier. It was built in China for the Murmansk Shipping Company. PM work is still full.

[Deck]

Most are busy building civilian ships -?! Hm. 116 ships !!! If you discard barges, pontoons and boats there will be a dozen. If you remove 8 tankers for palm oil RST 25 (import substitution!) Then a couple of ships are being built. Utilization of ship repair yards, at least in the Baltic states, of those remaining, 30% percent

[A1845]

Quote: g1v2

but bulk carriers and walkers - not yet

there is a common opinion that the anti-submarine cruisers 1123, the large atomic reconnaissance ship Ural - all this was built on the basis of bulk carriers, is that true?

[yehat]

quantity does not mean quality
most shipyards, even if they are suitable in size, are not equipped with the necessary equipment, do not have the necessary personnel, have problems with logistics

[xetai9977]

"With this little-cold why landing ships"
Wow! and also write "cut dough", etc. maybe the pluses will be

[silverwolf88]

strange dumb whining ... you can review all my posts ... I'm not talking about that ...
If there are no goals and objectives (and South Korea has no world tasks from the word absolutely) ... a landing ship is not needed ...
They reach the northern walk BUT scary ...

[silverwolf88]

This little-cold why landing ships ... where did they gather ... on the expansion of whose territories ??? ...
maybe just loading the shipyards and advertising to the peak of Mistral / France ...

[donavi49]

Well, they will not go to Chubby on it, there is enough TDK there. Just projecting power into the APR - which is very important. And what everyone is doing there, even Indonesia, which laid down the 6 (!!!) DKVD.

[Barakuda]

The largest islands of South Korea: Jeju (2000 km²), Ganghwando (302 km²) and Ullyndo (73 km²)
Everything else is a trifle, which is not one dozen. Will protect the plantations of tangerines and sun loungers for tourists.

[Bourbon]

Quote: silberwolf88

This little-cold why landing ships

but didn’t try to think? you still write - why do they need a machine, who they want to capture? After all, an automatic weapon is an attack weapon !!
Well done Koreans! Our profucal Mistral, now they themselves do not know what to build !! Morgunov and Gren (after being commissioned, possibly in 2 years) are not needed by our Navy, the project has been redone 20 times and it turned out ANYTHING in hardware! And this is a fact, since our series was not ordered ......

[Krabik]

Morgunov and Gren are much better than what is floating in Syria now.
It would be better if they finished a small series, but not so abruptly interrupted.

[Bourbon]

Quote: Krabik

Morgunov and Gren are much better than what is floating in Syria now

Well, firstly - it’s swimming !! but gren the better ???? in general nothing more than the novelty of iron, complete guantanomo these two underserved. I am wondering what will be built in the interests of the Russian Navy (airborne) ??

[Krabik]

There is such a proverb "On fishlessness and cancer - pike."

So, if you constantly strive for the ideal and remodel the ship at the shipyard, then you will not get anything in the end.

And they will sail strongly in Syria B \ U ships bought from Turkey ...

[silverwolf88]

but there’s no reason to be rude ... You are our Socrates ... the pillar of thought ... I suppose you didn’t finish the academies ... and there they even read the "infantry" goal setting when creating the GOZ ... so for development ...

[Bourbon]

Quote: silberwolf88

but there’s no reason to be rude ... You are our Socrates ... the pillar of thought ... I suppose you didn’t finish the academies ... and there they even read the "infantry" goal setting when creating the GOZ ... so for development ...

Well, when they read to you .... the place for archiving in the skull was already filled with c2n5on .....

[silverwolf88]

it is felt that even you have grown up to the foreman by chance ... turning over on the couch from side to side ... and shoulder straps are clearly shaking

[Bourbon]

Quote: silberwolf88

and shoulder straps are clearly shaking

so are you here for the stars

[silverwolf88]

I'm in real life and here for the Motherland ... look in the comments do not confuse the goal setting

[Elephant]

Something prevents us from reaching such a pace in shipbuilding as in Korea ...

[donavi49]

1) Technology. Typically, such ships are built in commercial shipyards (for example, the shipyard where the imprude was laid; Dodko is building tankers and gas carriers). Actually, modern shipbuilding has stepped far ahead, from those technologies that are used, for example, at Amber.
2) TK - the military adjusts the project every six months, this leads to delays, perestroika, stops in construction, etc.
3) Trying to insert all the same - this leads to the fact that the samples that existed at the time of ordering in 3d and from papier-mâché are delayed, do not live up to expectations, crawl out of size. The result of the restructuring, the waiting for products for years, and without it it is impossible to begin the next stage of construction, everyone is waiting for the result.
4) Financing - but now it seems to be easier.

[A1845]

Quote: donavi49

4) Financing - but now it seems to be easier.

easier in the sense of "no money but you hold on"

[dik-nsk]

easier in the sense of "saw Shur", sadly ..

[tomket]

Quote: Elephant

Something prevents us from reaching such a pace in shipbuilding as in Korea ..

As I understand it, if you move away from the topic "there is no money, but ..." and Rogozinovskaya chatter, then the main catch is that we did not plan to work in these areas. Prior to the well-known events in Georgia and Libya, and then in Ukraine, the GDP was planned to smoothly integrate into European sectors and industries. For example, the civil aviation sector was not planned to be developed in principle, with the exception of the SuperJet niche, which is not interesting for Boeing and Airbus due to its low margin. Whether Airbuses would buy them and make them some little things, that’s all for the civilian sector in terms of GDP. With ships, apparently the same situation, given the prevailing idiotic situation with ship engines. Well, I did not plan to develop these sectors of GDP. But when historical necessity makes it not so easy to build it in a short time.

[Kenneth]

Ours would have ordered instead of the Mistrals

[donavi49]

There, the face of the side is a third of the American. How quickly will Congress even creep to the side, ordering about this equipment?

Well, Korea now obviously will not quarrel with the Americans. Especially because of the penny UDC.

Probable sellers:
Indonesia - they already laid down 6 Makassar for themselves, plus 4 was exported (they built 2 themselves, built 2 in Peru on SIMA Calao). There is initially a very flexible board, designed by the Koreans, for any hardware (PAL already has all the rights to the project).

China - they will have the fifth 071 DKVD this year will be launched. Perhaps this is the best option, specifically for the MO. There is a larger group, and he is bigger, and the dock is huge.

[Bronevick]

What are afigeli yapi at all? Which one in a year? Collectors under doping or what?

[dik-nsk]

yap? Or are they all on one face?

[Bronevick]

Well, I got it wrong.

[demiurg]

What are all beautiful, everyone is building UDC. Nobody wants to fight on their territory.

The world is directly divided before our eyes to those who plan to take away any nishtyaks from others, and those who frantically hope not to give them to the robbers.
Speak the golden billion is a myth, huh?

[sgazeev]

Noble shipbuilders built supertankers. They did not support sanctions against Russia. They contacted the frogmen, they, Koreans, would rivet UDC for all fleets and flotillas.

[yehat]

Interestingly, does the Korean helicopter carrier have common features and solutions with the latest Japanese helicopter carrier?

[Turgon]

A small country like the Republic of Korea has one of the most powerful fleets in the Far East. This can only be applauded while standing, here it is an economic miracle in reality, and not on paper.

[yehat]

you will be surprised how powerful some fleet some islands have

[Turgon]

I was in Korea and saw everything myself, so I answer for my words. Koreans work 7 days a week and rest 10-15 days a year, this great people and its greatness is measured not by territory and size, but by strength of mind and results.

[yehat]

there is something that is hard to get past. If you work a lot even without days off, then the work is not very difficult. There are no miracles. For example, the Japanese often stick out at work until 9-11 pm, come home later. Think workaholics? But nothing like that. It’s just that their work is NOT annoying, such conditions are created.

[DOCTOR ZLO]

Quote: yehat

you will be surprised how powerful some fleet some islands have

Taki Korea is the peninsula ...

[yehat]

here it has a semi-fleet of semi-wikis and half-destroyers

[tomket]

And what did Rogozin promise? Domestic "Mistral" in a short time ???

[DOCTOR ZLO]

It’s sinful to laugh ....