The shipyard "Hyundai Heavy Industries" launched the second frigate of the project FFX

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The shipyard "Hyundai Heavy Industries" launched the second frigate of the project FFX

At the Hyundai Heavy Industries 18 shipyard in July, the second 2300-ton frigate of the FFX project, intended for the supply of the Korean Navy, was launched.

The launching ceremony was held at the company's Ulsan facility. The frigate was named Gienggy (Gyeonggi). As planned, it will be handed over to the Navy of Kazakhstan next year, and its combat use will begin in 2015, reports Renhap.

The head frigate series, the Incheon FFG-811, was handed over to the Korean Navy 18 this January during a ceremony held at the Jinhae naval base.

In the future, the FFX ships will replace the 9 of the Ulsan-class light frigates in the Navy of the Republic of Korea, delivered in 1980-1992, as well as the Dongha and Pohang class corvettes, which were adopted at the beginning of the 1980's yy

Hyundai Heavy Industries was selected as the contractor for the construction of the FFX main frigate in December 2008. The cost of the agreement was about 300 million dollars. At the end of 2010, a contract was signed with Hyundai for the construction of the second and third series of frigates. In 2011, the company STX Offshore and Shipbuilding was contracted to build the fourth and fifth Incheon class ships for the Navy.

By the end of 2015, the Republic of Korea Navy plans to build 6 or 7 frigates of the series. By 2020, the total number of FFX frigates should increase to 20 units. At the same time, 6 ships are planned to be built in the second batch and 7 - in the third.

The FFX frigate is a multipurpose combat ship equipped with advanced weapons systems that will allow it to be used for anti-aircraft, anti-submarine, anti-ship combat and reconnaissance in coastal zones. It has improved capabilities for providing air defense and anti-submarine combat, as well as increased firepower compared with Ulsan class frigates.

Displacement 114,3-meter frigate is 3250 tons. The ships are equipped with a combined power unit CODOG with two LM2500 turbines, two diesel engines and four sets of diesel generators. The maximum speed of the frigate is 30 knots (55,6 km / h), the crew is 120 people.

Frigate armed 127-mm gun mount Mk-45 Mod.4, PU Mk.49 GMLS with SAM RIM-116, ZAC "Phalanx" Blok.1B two quad units with anti medium-range missiles SSM-700K «High Seong" ( " Starfish ”) and two 324-mm triple-tube torpedo tubes with K745 Blue Sharp torpedoes. Presumably, the frigate can also carry four cruise missiles "Cheon Ryong".

The equipment also includes a three-coordinate medium-range radar from LIG Nex 1, a fire control radar created in South Korea based on the Saos Ceros system, a TSB 3250 identification system of the friend-alien TSB 200 and GAS of the Thales company, an EBM SLQ system -XNUMX (V) Sonata.
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  1. Alexander-Tomsk
    +6
    19 July 2013 14: 48
    A request to someone to make a comparative small plate, which would indicate the comparative characteristics of our new frigates and this Korean. For clarity, look for laziness yourself what
    1. +4
      19 July 2013 15: 07
      on displacement and armament is approximately comparable with our corvettes 20380
      1. buga1979
        +1
        20 July 2013 04: 57
        not a toothy frigate just for Korea
    2. +10
      19 July 2013 15: 16
      The ship is good, but immediately looking at the photo, the parking culture first caught my eye. Let’s give our cars such space as someone would tell them the right leg, but then nobody even climbed on to the helicopter landing site wassat
      1. 0
        19 July 2013 15: 37
        Quote: seasoned
        The ship is good, but immediately looking at the photo, the parking culture first caught my eye. Let’s give our cars such space as someone would tell them the right leg, but then nobody even climbed on to the helicopter landing site wassat


        Here is the main word culture. I also do not understand why they park in the same way as is customary in Russia. It’s a long time spent in various capitalist countries. They seized different heresies. Park now so as not to bother anyone)))
    3. +1
      20 July 2013 00: 12
      2300-ton frigate


      The displacement of a 114,3-meter frigate is 3250 tons


      And how is this to be understood?)) What, the standard and total displacement differs by 40 percent?))
  2. +12
    19 July 2013 14: 56
    Everyone builds and builds and our pace is not even .... It's a shame, damn it .....
    1. +5
      19 July 2013 15: 09
      Here already used components and assemblies are used, so it’s so fast
      And the pace in reality is comparable with amber and its 11356
    2. +4
      19 July 2013 15: 25
      Quote: sergey72
      Everyone builds and builds and our pace is not even .... It's a shame, damn it .....

      10 YEARS-20 Frigates!
      and in our country all the bosses were infected from Putin's habit of promising and not fulfilling!
      1. +1
        20 July 2013 16: 12
        Quote: kris
        Quote: sergey72
        Everyone builds and builds and our pace is not even .... It's a shame, damn it .....

        10 YEARS-20 Frigates!
        and in our country all the bosses were infected from Putin's habit of promising and not fulfilling!

        ... or Putin from the bosses ...
    3. Skiff
      +3
      19 July 2013 16: 34
      Yes, and we are building not bad, but that's just more to others than ourselves, but about speed, since half is not Korean but the United States, warheads are already being assembled half-assembled.
      1. +2
        19 July 2013 18: 41
        If you are familiar with shipbuilding, you should know that shipbuilding is such an industry where you can’t get by with your own, homegrown.
        A concrete example is that even during the times of developed socialism, military dock repair (PD-50, posy Roslyakovo) used Norwegian dock cranes KONE. This is not to say that ours or anyone else's worthless. It is simply impossible to keep the height of the brand in all directions.
      2. Skiff
        +6
        19 July 2013 18: 49
        Fifth place with a minimum margin from the leaders is Russia (13 OK BNK in the amount of almost 8 billion dollars). In 2004-2008 3 ships worth $ 1,7 billion were delivered for export; in the second five-year period, sales will increase sharply and amount to 10 OK BNK in the amount of $ 6,2 billion. Moreover, in the second period, Russia has every chance to become a leader in this segment.

        We pass further.
    4. +2
      20 July 2013 08: 16
      Quote: sergey72
      Everyone builds and builds and our pace is not even .... It's a shame, damn it .....

      Everything is beautiful in the picture ... And everything is beautiful in TX ... But I'm too shy to clarify, does this company also build trains (electric locomotives)? If the "entot ship" is the same as the Hyundai trains sold to Ukraine, tady "OH!"
    5. 77bor1973
      +1
      20 July 2013 21: 22
      On "Yantar" in three years fit, at the end of this year, delivery of the first fleet, the next launch of the sixth and delivery of two more.
    6. AVV
      0
      21 July 2013 22: 06
      Changed the head of the United Shipbuilding Campaign Maybe something will change for the better !!!
  3. ed65b
    +2
    19 July 2013 15: 02
    Let them build, the more they build themselves, the more bunting will be in the neighbors of China and North Korea.
  4. smiths xnumx
    +4
    19 July 2013 15: 27
    I think that these frigates, like destroyers, are being built by South Korea not against the DPRK, but against Japan and China. Currently, the South Korean Navy has 12 diesel-electric submarines of German projects 209/1200 and 214, 12 missile destroyers (analogs of the American "Arlie Burke "), 1 newest frigate of project DDX, 9 frigates of the" Ulsan "type, about 100 corvettes, 1 UDC, 19 landing ships (3 of ours on an air cushion of project 1206.1). And all this splendor against 3 North Korean TFRs, 2 of which (of the Najin type) were built in 1973 and 1975, carry only 2 P-15 missiles and artillery weapons from the times of the Great Patriotic War (although the Soho carries as many as 4 P- 15) and 6 small patrol boats, of which only one carries missile weapons, and two are Soviet-built in the 40s (of the "Tral" type) and 20 diesel-electric submarines of project 633 of the 50s of the last century. As the unforgettable KS Stanislavsky used to say: “I don’t believe !!!”. Yours faithfully!. hi
    1. Windbreak
      +3
      19 July 2013 16: 23
      Why don’t you take into account a bunch of North Korean mini-submarines and boats?
      1. smiths xnumx
        +3
        19 July 2013 16: 59
        Dear Burel, North Korean mini-submarines with all their remarkable characteristics nevertheless have a limited range and autonomy, allowing them to operate only in coastal waters. As for the North Korean boats, not everything is so simple: out of about 500 North Korea’s boats, only 24 are Soviet, Chinese and local missile-built, of which 12 are 183-P projects (the first Soviet type of RCA with 2 P-15) and 12 projects 205 (the last of which was released in 1970) with 4 launchers of anti-ship missiles R-15 manufactured in the USSR and China. It is unlikely that they can constitute a real threat to the latest South Korean ships. The remaining North Korean boats are armed with obsolete artillery weapons, at best torpedo tubes and MLRS. Yours faithfully! hi
        1. Misantrop
          0
          19 July 2013 17: 05
          Quote: Kuznetsov 1977
          North Korean mini-submarines, with all their remarkable characteristics, nevertheless have a limited range and autonomy, allowing them to operate only in coastal waters.

          These issues are resolved at the expense of "once" the construction (or purchase) of a large uterus boat capable of delivering these "babies" to any required point, and then picking them up. All that is needed from the uterus is a serious displacement (so that undocking or returning the baby does not overload the trim and buoyancy system. Well, the reserve of autonomy. Everything else (such as docking nodes, etc.) is done by the forces of any shipbuilding or ship repair plant
          1. smiths xnumx
            +2
            19 July 2013 17: 19
            Dear Misantrop, it is unlikely that the DPRK itself is capable of building such a mother boat. I also doubt that anyone would sell such a boat to the "young commander" Kim Jong-un. Yes, and they still need it! These boats are designed primarily for sabotage or anti-amphibious operations in coastal waters. At one time, the North Koreans bought from us, ostensibly for scrap metal of the TFR project 1135 and 10 missile diesel-electric submarines of the project 629, but they never put any of them into operation. By the way, the TFR is in Nampo, if you are interested you can google photos. Yours faithfully! hi
            1. Misantrop
              +1
              19 July 2013 21: 43
              Quote: Kuznetsov 1977
              I doubt anyone would sell such a boat to the "young commander" Kim Jong-un. Yes, and they still need it!

              If serious is needed, then there will always be someone who sells. If Madame Wong managed to buy a couple ... wink
              1. smiths xnumx
                0
                19 July 2013 23: 30
                I think if Kim Jong-un needs something seriously, then he will immediately remember about the vigorous bomb, his father and grandfather created it so sternly.
            2. +1
              21 July 2013 00: 25
              Quote: Kuznetsov 1977
              that someone would sell a similar boat to the "young commander" Kim Jong-un

              It is enough to buy a large lighter carrier.
        2. Windbreak
          0
          19 July 2013 23: 42
          And among 12 destroyers, only the KD-III is the analogue of Arly Burke. And with the number of corvettes bent
          1. smiths xnumx
            -1
            20 July 2013 00: 13
            Dear Burel, maybe you won't tell anyone else besides Japan has the Aegis controlled weapons system in the Asian theater of operations, and about the corvettes: 24 Pohang corvettes, 9 Donghae corvettes, 75 projects of the Shamsuri project, though the latter can be attributed to anti-submarine boats, but nevertheless our IPC project 1241.2 is considered ships. Yours faithfully! hi
            1. Windbreak
              +3
              20 July 2013 11: 13
              Quote: Kuznetsov 1977
              who else, besides Japan, has an Aegis controlled weapon system in the Asian theater of operations
              Republic of Korea has KD-III on three destroyers
              Quote: Kuznetsov 1977
              24 corvettes "Pohang"

              Two deducted and one drowned
              Quote: Kuznetsov 1977
              9 corvettes "Donghae"
              9 Gumdoksuri corvettes, not "Donghae" (there were 4 of them and they were written off)
              Quote: Kuznetsov 1977
              75 projects of the Shamsuri project
              These are 170 ton boats with small-caliber guns and machine guns. And where does the IPC 1241.2?
              1. smiths xnumx
                0
                20 July 2013 20: 44
                N, if you prefer, then the IPC of project 1145 or 1241.2. Yours faithfully!
        3. -1
          21 July 2013 10: 53
          Dear Kuznetsov 1977, a little correction: on pr. 205, only 2 P-15 missiles, given the age, it will be very lucky if the missiles just leave the mine, if they get there - a booze of joy.
          1. smiths xnumx
            0
            22 July 2013 11: 26
            Dear roma-belij, I quote from the online directory "Ships and Ships of Russia and the USSR" http://russian-ships.info/katera/205.htm:
            "Armament: 4x1 launchers KT-67 anti-ship missiles P-15U -" Klen "(4 anti-ship missiles)
            2x2 30 mm AK-230 (2000 rounds) - SU MP-104 "Lynx". For clarity, here is a drawing of the RCA of project 205, taken from the same place. Please learn to match! Yours faithfully! hi
            1. smiths xnumx
              0
              22 July 2013 11: 28
              Sorry that I didn’t attach, here is the picture. Regards again! hi
  5. +3
    19 July 2013 15: 28
    Well done Koreans.
  6. +1
    19 July 2013 15: 36
    And they also say that South Korea participated in a tender for the construction of a UDC for the Russian Navy ... Is it interesting whether or not it is?
    1. 0
      19 July 2013 19: 05
      would like - Dokdo. Well, it's true, in my opinion, the project was originally French, which somehow got into South Korea. They wrote that a very worthy boat.
      1. 0
        19 July 2013 19: 29
        Thank you. hi Looked ... Really worthy ship.
  7. +4
    19 July 2013 15: 51
    "its combat use will begin in 2015, reports Renhap"

    Are Koreans planning a war for 2015, or does the author not understand the term military use?
    1. 0
      19 July 2013 19: 06
      I think this is a literal translation of combat service laughing
  8. +1
    19 July 2013 17: 11
    I misunderstood something.

    At the Hyundai Heavy Industries 18 shipyard in July, the second 2300-ton frigate of the FFX project, intended for the supply of the Korean Navy, was launched.


    and right there

    The displacement of a 114,3-meter frigate is 3250 tons


    Do you need to understand that the displacement exceeds the actual weight of the ship?
    1. lucidlook
      +1
      19 July 2013 17: 23
      If the displacement was less than the weight of the ship, it would have to be built of wood.
  9. 0
    19 July 2013 17: 19
    Although the frigate is Korean, its fillings are mainly from the USA and Western Europe. More details at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Incheon-class_frigate. The material of the link is in English, but I believe anyone can understand it. In general, the boat itself is not of particular value and is suitable mainly for the role of a "guard dog" of the AUG and convoys.
    1. +3
      20 July 2013 06: 05
      Lovers "minus". I would still like to know what exactly in my post you did not like.
      Or is there any doubt that ANY frigate not covered by its aircraft and air defense of interacting ships can be sunk by the enemy in a short time? If there is, then in vain. Drown and even faster)))

      And the secret to the rapid construction of ships in the West is that any shipyard has access to components, assemblies and systems produced by all Western countries. The question is price and proper selection of this configuration. In addition, many ships, like the one under discussion, are delivered together with simulation and training complexes allowing, along with training crews of ships, to carry out testing on the shore of numerous changes introduced into the design of ships and their systems in the process of their modernization.
  10. lucidlook
    0
    19 July 2013 17: 22
    I wonder why they decided to make such an intricate power plant?
  11. +1
    19 July 2013 17: 37
    Diesels for economical running, gluttonous turbines for fast. And in terms of reliability, turbines are always problems
  12. +7
    19 July 2013 17: 49
    Everyone asks for the performance characteristics of the frigates built and other crap, but who remembers how long and how many American candy wrappers invested South Korea managed to create shipyards capable of building super tankers with a record displacement. Pizyuki on topvar constantly whining about the lack of experience in building ships with a large displacement in Russian shipyards, and where you can get it if you don’t do hera at home. How does a Russian person differ from a Korean or how does water in America differ from a Russian, our hull welder will pass a seam no worse than any foreign welder, and a shipbuilder engineer will calculate the stability of any design, regardless of how the hull is assembled.
    PS. Please forgive me for the emotionality "the moonshine still works"
  13. -1
    19 July 2013 18: 06
    do South Koreans have anything else but Samsung and Hyundai? Well, yes, Daewoo remembered they still have. wink (a joke is just a joke, you can delete)
    1. +5
      19 July 2013 18: 39
      Quote: MyVrach
      do South Koreans have anything else but Samsung and Hyundai? Well, yes, Daewoo remembered they still have. (a joke is just a joke, you can delete)

      About Samsung
      The new ship, Hin Los Angeles, lifts 9,6 thousand so-called TEU units (which is equivalent to the same number of 20-foot containers), has 336,7 meters in length, 45,6 in width, and its draft is 15 meters. This giant was manufactured by Samsung Heavy Industries.
      About Hyundai
      The largest bulk carrier in the world
      Berge Stahl is the largest bulk carrier in the world. The giant is registered in Norway, the home port of Stavanger. Previously, the bulk carrier was flying the flag of Liberia.
      Deadweight 364767 tons, length 343 meters, width 65 meters, draft 23 meters. The diesel Hyundai B & Shch 7L90MTsE with a height of 9 meters develops a power of 27610 hp, working on a single screw with a diameter of 9 meters. Maximum speed 13.5 knots. Built in 1986 at the Hyundai Heavy Industries shipyards. Owner Bergesen d.y. ASA.
      A giant ship can be handled in full load at only two ports in the world, at the Ponta da Madeira terminal, the Martítimo de Ponta da Madeira terminal in Brazil, and at Europort near Rotterdam, Holland. Yes, and in these ports they bring him in or out when he is in cargo, with the onset of the tide. Berge Stahl runs between these ports, making 10 flights a year, with a load of iron ore. A round trip takes about 5 weeks. In September 2006, an ore carrier delivered a shipment of ore to China in Mayishan, where, after unloading, it got into a dry dock for scheduled repairs and a survey conducted every 20 years.

      about dewoo
      The most capacious container ship in the world, MSC Danit, built in 2009 at the Daewoo Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering Ltd shipyard in South Korea. The cargo ship is owned by Mediterranean Shipping Company (MSC) and has a length of 365,5 m and a width of 51,2 m. With a displacement of 165510 tons, the container ship has the largest capacity of 14028 containers.
  14. 0
    19 July 2013 18: 23
    North and South Korea will mate sooner or later .. well if they just shoot each other And if nuclear weapons and chemistry are brought into action ??? Everyone will dirtied .. and not only their territory .. They are crazy after all .. Then the irradiated and infected people will run to us .. I think the problem is very serious and the amers poison them with each other (they can also give the team a face ..) ..
    1. 0
      19 July 2013 19: 57
      Quote: MIKHAN
      North and South Korea will mate sooner or later .. well if they just shoot each other And if nuclear weapons and chemistry are brought into action ??? Everyone will dirtied .. and not only their territory .. They are crazy after all .. Then the irradiated and infected people will run to us .. I think the problem is very serious and the amers poison them with each other (they can also give the team a face ..) ..

      you are wrong.
      everyone is happy with the current state.
      Americans have a reason to keep a solid contingent near China.
      And the north - the opportunity to beg for solid humanitarian assistance.
      1. 0
        19 July 2013 20: 19
        Quote: kris
        Quote: MIKHAN
        North and South Korea will mate sooner or later .. well if they just shoot each other And if nuclear weapons and chemistry are brought into action ??? Everyone will dirtied .. and not only their territory .. They are crazy after all .. Then the irradiated and infected people will run to us .. I think the problem is very serious and the amers poison them with each other (they can also give the team a face ..) ..

        you are wrong.
        everyone is happy with the current state.
        Americans have a reason to keep a solid contingent near China.
        And the north - the opportunity to beg for solid humanitarian assistance.

        And if they refuse and do a provocation ???? A very good reason will be (when they wet each other out of all types of weapons there and Russia can also be hooked to China .. Koreans are not Arabs .. you can’t buy them .. It’s not for nothing that the exercises were carried out .. Amer must arrange a massacre there ... they surround Russia with a ring of fire slowly .. (even these exercises with Ukraine are supposedly experiencing parachutes ..) I’m all worried about this .., Obviously they are preparing a provocation .. and not frail ...
  15. 0
    19 July 2013 18: 57
    Great such a boat. And the series - 20 pcs. correct. Armed weaker than 11356, but firstly less (although why not understandable), and secondly, with equal displacement of weapons less, the potential stability is better.
    Actually, our ships, in my opinion, have always been rearmed to the detriment of stability.
    Perhaps the cost of the fleet periodically growing from almost no condition.
  16. 0
    19 July 2013 19: 50
    Quote: il grand casino

    Here is the main word culture. I also do not understand why they park in the same way as is customary in Russia. It’s a long time spent in various capitalist countries. They seized different heresies. Park now so as not to bother anyone)))

    develop your eyes, the cars in the near row block both back rows. like that, they don’t bother anyone.
  17. -4
    19 July 2013 20: 58
    The frigate of the Final Fantasy X project. He is so cute ...
    1. Master Taiga
      -4
      19 July 2013 22: 34
      He will be like Rikka
  18. Taurus
    -1
    20 July 2013 07: 10
    Yes of course. Countries like people are measured by pussy. This frigate will drown from one rocket. And its characteristics on the drum.
  19. Taurus
    -2
    20 July 2013 07: 24
    People used the word nyashka for me. Wow.
    1. Samminosh
      -1
      20 July 2013 09: 14
      Nyashka became a commonly used exonym, desu.
  20. 0
    20 July 2013 08: 22
    The great itch is the mosquito fleet of the North Koreans.
  21. 0
    20 July 2013 09: 27
    But I didn’t like the ship itself. There isn’t grace or grace in it.
  22. sashka
    -5
    20 July 2013 10: 33
    The ship does not look like what this word was called. The last century. "Soviet" development. You can even not "hammer" your head with any nonsense. Whatever it was, well, they do not have a BASE (True metal is probably ours). What they steal and build .. Then how will it turn out .. Although probably got excited. After all, cars are being built. In Tashkent, I ran into a problem with the "DEU" buses.
  23. +2
    20 July 2013 14: 57
    And I'm, forgive me, a little out of place. On a patriotic site, it's still a shame to read warped Americanisms. The name of the company in the title, according to domestic transcription standards, should sound "HYONDE". Culture, including ours, also consists of such trifles. Let's become - everyone - a little more educated, then the ethnos will be more stable.