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No3325 air-cushion vehicle landing craft (project 985, 2014-)


Ships


Name No Yard No Builder Laid down Launched Comp Fate
  3325   More, Feodosiya, Ukraine 2010 25.9.2012 23.3.2014 in service (2019)
  3326   More, Feodosiya, Ukraine 2010   31.3.2014 in service (2019)
  3327   Huangpu, Guangdong   12.2013 7.10.2017 in service (2019)
  3328   Huangpu, Guangdong     6.2019 in service (2019)
  3329?   Huangpu, Guangdong     2019 building (2019)
  3330?   Huangpu, Guangdong     2020 building (2019


100 - 1000 t displacement/ BRT tonnage vessels


Name No Yard No Builder Laid down Launched Comp Fate   3325   More, Feodosiya, Ukraine 2010 25.9.2012 23.3.2014 in service (2019)   3326   More, Feodosiya, Ukraine 2010   31.3.2014 in service (2019)   3327   Huangpu, Guangdong   12.2013 7.10.2017 in service (2019)   3328   Huangpu, Guangdong     6.2019 in service (2019)   3329?   Huangpu, Guangdong     2019building (2019)   3330?   Huangpu, Guangdong     2020building (2019

Technical data


Displacement standard, t

500
Displacement normal, t

550
Length, m

57.3
Breadth, m

25.6
Draught, m

1.60 / 0.00
No of shafts

3 air propellers / 2 air propellers for lift
Machinery

3 NK-12 gas turbines / 2 NK-12 gas turbines
Power, h. p.

36300 / 24200
Max speed, kts

63
Fuel, t

gas turbine oil
Endurance, nm(kts)

300(55)
Armament

4 x 4 Igla-1M SAM (16 9K310), 2 x 6 - 30/54 AK-630M, 2 x 22 - 140 MS-227 Ogon' RL
Military load

3 tanks or 8 AFV's or 360 troops or 150 t of cargo or 78 mines
Electronic equipment

type 369, MR-123-02 Vympel radars, MP-411 ECM suite
Complement

27


Standard scale images


<i>No3325 </i>2015
No3325 2015


Project history

Largest military air-cushion vehicle, Soviet Project 12322 'Zubr'. All ships were laid down in the Soviet Union, later three were completed for China (first two were completed in Crimea, third ship was fitted out in China). Fourth ship, built for Soviet Navy as MDK-93, was completed for the Ukrainian Navy as Gorlivka. She was stricken by Ukrainian in 2011 in order to prepare for sale. In 2015 this ship, repaired in China, was commissioned by PLAN.

Modernizations

None.

Naval service

No significant events.

Many thanks to Dmitriy Babichev for new information.

© Ivan Gogin, 2017-19