Project 11356: Admiral Grigorovich

This one is not shooooped.

Trials

George1 wrote:"Admiral Essen" started mooring trials

This doesn't look like the Essen. The last photos of the ship from a few months ago showed it being almost complete, with mast and all.

George1 wrote:Small missile ships of the project 22800 with cruise missiles will replace the frigates of project 11356, the lead ship will lay in 2016

Yeah I saw that. Telling that the design and construction of a new class of missile boat would be necessary vs. waiting out the time to procure new engines for project 11356. Bit of a set-back for the BSF.

Safe to assume the sixth frigate won't be laid down. I'm wondering about the Butakov and Istomin... I assume they'll eventually be finished, though they've got to be looking at a five-year delay.

Nice

The factory "Amber" has resumed construction of patrol ships of project 11356

Viktor wrote:Nice  

The factory "Amber" has resumed construction of patrol ships of project 11356

Great news!

The idea about selling those 3 to India and that way avoiding the Ukrainian ban on defence sales to Russia was a decent one, but it had 3 problems:

1). India does want more Grigoroviches.. but only if it can build them itself and it's made that clear already. India is right now adopting a policy of localization and expansion of domestic defence industries via the 'Build in India' program. The export of 3 extra Russian-built Grigorovichs to them, the same class as they themselves fingered for localization - would be untimely.

2). Russia would be left w/o 3 Grigoroviches and would need a stopgap until the 22800s are in service. Essentially it would need a stopgap or it would face a hole in its capabilities between now and then. Seeing as the Grigoroviches are themselves a stopgap for the Gorshkovs, Russia would have simply run straight out of stopgaps and would have been left with nothing.

3). The power units from the Ukraine would have been ordered in this case, and this of course means money for the Ukrainian defence industry - which is something that Russia should avoid at all cost. How are their industries supposed to collapse if we keep finding customers abroad for them no less?

@franco && @flamming_python


Do you mean 800t corvette 22800 to replace 4000t frigate?

GunshipDemocracy wrote:@franco && @flamming_python


Do you mean 800t corvette 22800 to replace 4000t frigate?  

Yeah I found that strange too, 22800 will be a different class for sure

But that's what George's link said a few posts back:
https://translate.google.com/translate?depth=2&hl=en&rurl=translate.google.com&sl=auto&tl=en&u=http://ria.ru/defense_safety/20150701/1107232491.html

I think the Gorshkovs will ulimately fill the frigate roll; AFAIK that's still the plan. 22800s might just be used to give extra firepower to the BSF.

flamming_python wrote:

GunshipDemocracy wrote:@franco && @flamming_python


Do you mean 800t corvette 22800 to replace 4000t frigate?  

Yeah I found that strange too, 22800 will be a different class for sure

But that's what George's link said a few posts back:
https://translate.google.com/translate?depth=2&hl=en&rurl=translate.google.com&sl=auto&tl=en&u=http://ria.ru/defense_safety/20150701/1107232491.html

I think the Gorshkovs will ulimately fill the frigate roll; AFAIK that's still the plan. 22800s might just be used to give extra firepower to the BSF.

I cannot get why 800t class? without ASW and with little of AAD capabilities?  Then why not 22160 corvettes ? BSF w/o frigates has nothing to send to Mediterranean or on even longer assignments. OKI probably I am dumb so let´s wait and see

Below 12800 in an original form

Engines for 11356 will be built by ''Saturn'', gearboxes by ''Zvezda''.

http://www.flotprom.ru/2015/%D0%AF%D0%BD%D1%82%D0%B0%D1%80%D1%8C25/

PapaDragon wrote:
Engines for 11356 will be built by ''Saturn'', gearboxes by ''Zvezda''.

http://www.flotprom.ru/2015/%D0%AF%D0%BD%D1%82%D0%B0%D1%80%D1%8C25/

Who is building the testing and assembly stand, though, that's the most important question.

The "hot" part of M70FR and M90FR have always been built in Russia, the gearbox in Ukraine. But the most cruicial part: testing and assembly, has always been in Nikolayev.

Are they going build a test bench in Rybinsk?

artjomh wrote:

PapaDragon wrote:
Engines for 11356 will be built by ''Saturn'', gearboxes by ''Zvezda''.

http://www.flotprom.ru/2015/%D0%AF%D0%BD%D1%82%D0%B0%D1%80%D1%8C25/

Who is building the testing and assembly stand, though, that's the most important question.

The "hot" part of M70FR and M90FR have always been built in Russia, the gearbox in Ukraine. But the most cruicial part: testing and assembly, has always been in Nikolayev.

Are they going build a test bench in Rybinsk?

I have no idea dude, I just post the stuff I find online.

But if they are going to make their own stuff from now on, they will have to build everything they might need, test bench included. No other way around it...

Fresh pics:

Admiral Essen


Admiral Makarov


http://www.sdelanounas.ru/blogs/66277/

PapaDragon wrote:
Fresh pics:

Admiral Essen


Admiral Makarov


http://www.sdelanounas.ru/blogs/66277/

Well then why navy´s top brass was talking about Project 12800 as replacement for 11356? or I got something wrong?

franco wrote:

GunshipDemocracy wrote:

Well then why navy´s top brass was talking about Project 12800 as replacement for 11356? or I got something wrong?

The 22800 for which the specs have not been released yet.

I did not investigate why on all forums I could find that 12800 is evolution of 12300 but if true 800t corvette is a boat of Buyan