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Type 052 (Luhu Class)

This is a discussion on Type 052 (Luhu Class) within the Navy forums, part of the China Defense & Military category; I am really quite puzzled with the new design of the 052D. The suggested place for the rear VLS seems ...

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    Re: Type 052 (Luhu Class)

    I am really quite puzzled with the new design of the 052D. The suggested place for the rear VLS seems odd to say the least. It seems very counter-initiative to put VLS there at the expense of displacing existing internal structures by going deep into the hull and running the risk of launching missiles from between two superstructures when it would have been safer and required far less internal space rearrangement to just raise that section of the hull to the same height as the hanger and use much of the added space for the VLS.

    Alternatively, the revised RHIB hangers on either side of the helo hanger would have seemed a perfect place to put two banks of 2x8 VLS cells, with the RHIBs put where the speculated VLS is now. Obviously the chaff launchers would also need to find new homes, but given their small size and limited deck penetration, that should not be that hard.

    The only good reason I could think off to justify not extending the superstructure upwards and placing the VLS higher up in the hull might be top weight concerns. That would also explain the apparent removal of the rear VLS from the front of the hanger and the cut down on the superstructure of the hanger. Considering the added size (and likely weight) of the new PARs, it would not be unreasonable for the design to need to cut down top weight to maintain the balance of the 052C.

    Something to consider with the rear (and also front) VLS is that firstly, the VLS document discloses that there are three different length VLS', and it is entirely possible that the rear VLS block might be a mixture of 3 meter and 6/9 meter cells to minimise dispution. A 3 meter cell could just take up one deck if they raised the top deck of that section a little. They could keep the shallow cell VLS at the outer positions to allow crew movement through the area under the shallow cells but beside the deep ones, and also to minimise any stability concerns by keeping most of the additional weight centered.

    With CCL, VLS placement does not need to be limited to 4 cell blocks. So at the front, they could quite feasibly have a standard 32 cell square with another 2 or 3 collumns of cells in front of that block of 32 running as close to the main gun as possible. That means that for every extra column of 4 cells at the front, the rear VLS can afford to loose 4 cells to maintain the rumoured 64 cell total, and a 24 or 20 VLS cell block at the back would seem a lot more reasonable and believable.

    In addition, if there are 36 or 40 strike depth cells in the front, it would be a lot more reasonable to make most or even all of the rear VLS the shallow 3 meter length ones for quad packing a ESSM class SAM and even if they opted for a mix of 3 and 6 meter cells, there shoud also be enough space for passages across that section on every level and take a lot less internal room than if they were all 9 meter deep cells. That makes the whole arrangement a lot more readable in my view. The big questions would be whether the bow section has room for so many cells and also whether they opted to go for such an arrangement if they can.

    Hopefully we won't have to wait too long to find out.
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    Re: Type 052 (Luhu Class)

    Quote Originally Posted by mig31 View Post
    Im just a novice although I spent many years in the USMC. My observation is that most who post on this website are haters pretending to care about the growth of the PLAN, but who honestly are only USA lovers. This is crazy the PLAN is going to grow regardless of ur objections. lol good for a mulitpolar world!
    That is not the vibe I'm getting, at least not 'most' of them. Real Haters won't care about progresses of the PLAN, they will outright talk down anything they regard as inferior instead of trying to learn and make sense of them, not to mention being genuinely interest/excited about new developments.

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    Re: Type 052 (Luhu Class)

    Quote Originally Posted by plawolf View Post
    I am really quite puzzled with the new design of the 052D. The suggested place for the rear VLS seems odd to say the least. It seems very counter-initiative to put VLS there at the expense of displacing existing internal structures by going deep into the hull and running the risk of launching missiles from between two superstructures when it would have been safer and required far less internal space rearrangement to just raise that section of the hull to the same height as the hanger and use much of the added space for the VLS.

    Alterbatively, the revised RHIB hangers on either side of the helo hanger would have seemed a perfect place to put two banks of 2x8 VLS cells, with the RHIBs put where the speculated VLS is now. Obviously the chaff launchers would also need to find new homes, but given their small size and limited deck penetration, that should not be that hard.

    The only good reason I could think off to justify not extending the superstructure upwards and placing the VLS higher up in the should might be top weight concerns. That would also explain the apparent removal of the rear VLS from the front of the hanger and the cut down on the superstructure of the hanger. Considering the added size (and likely weight) of the new PARs, it would not be unreasonable for the design to need to cut down top weight to maintain the balance of the 052C.
    This is the most likely reason IMO. Raising the rear VLS section even one deck (to be even with the middle superstructure) would have restored an entire deck below. Raising it another deck (to be even with the top of the hangar section) would have meant penetration of only a single deck into the hull. OTOH, that's possibly up to 32 missiles and their support structures sitting very high on the ship

    Quote Originally Posted by plawolf View Post
    Something to consider with the rear (and also front) VLS is that firstly, the VLS document discloses that there are three different length VLS', and it is entirely possible that the rear VLS block might be a mixture of 3 meter and 6/9 meter cells to minimise dispution. A 3 meter cell could just take up one deck if the raised the top deck of that section a little. They could keep the shallow cell VLS at the outer positions to allow crew movement through the area under the shallow cells but beside the deep ones, and also to minimise any stability concerns by keeping most of the additional weight centered.
    Roll stability would actually be enhanced by keeping weight as far to the sides as possible.

    Quote Originally Posted by plawolf View Post
    With CCL, VLS placement does not need to be limited to 4 cell blocks. So at the front, they could quite feasibly have a standard 32 cell square with another 1 or 2 collumns of cells in front of that block of 32 running as close to the main gun as possible. That means that for every extra column of 8 cells at the front, the rear VLS can afford to loose 8 cells to maintain the rumoured 64 cell total, and a 24 or 16 VLS cell block at the back would seem a lot more reasonable and believable.

    In addition, if there are 40 or 48 strike depth cells in the front, it would be a lot more reasonable to make all of the rear VLS the shallow 3 meter length ones for quad packing a ESSM class SAM and that makes the whole arrangement a lot more readable in my view. The big questions would be whether the bow section has room for so many cells and also whether they opted to go for such an arrangement if they can.

    Hopefully we won't have to wait too long to find out.
    Even assuming CCL is the new standard, we do not yet know if the PLAN intends on manufacturing VLS modules of different cell sizes and configurations. Each cell is not totally divorced from its surrounding environment; it will definitely still need support structures and electronics/power connections. The least expensive and most space/weight-conserving would be to group the cells into modules and run power and electronics cables to those instead of to each one separately. We'll just have to see what they intend to do.

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    Re: Type 052 (Luhu Class)

    Quote Originally Posted by mig31 View Post
    Im just a novice although I spent many years in the USMC. My observation is that most who post on this website are haters pretending to care about the growth of the PLAN, but who honestly are only USA lovers. This is crazy the PLAN is going to grow regardless of ur objections. lol good for a mulitpolar world!
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    Said to be treated pic of the 052D front VLS, looks like 32 units.
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    Re: Type 052 (Luhu Class)

    I still haven't found a copy of GJB 5860-2006(K), but I did dug up a whole bunch of other standards.

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    GJB5829-2006 Z 导弹航天器脉冲雷达多站联测规程
    GJB5831-2006 Z 地球同步卫星公用平台在轨测试规程
    GJB5832-2006 Z 两栖装备牺牲阳极保护设计和安装
    GJB5834-2006 Z 装甲车辆舱室内有害气体浓度限值
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    GJB5848-2006 Z 发射场卫星推进剂泄漏检测方法
    GJB5849-2006 Z 固体激光器通用规范
    GJB5850-2006 Z 小型熔断器通用规范
    GJB/Z148-2006 Z 军用电容器选择和应用指南
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    GJB1003A-2006 Z 飞机燃油系统通用规范(代替GJB1003-90)
    GJB1119A-2006 Z 防风系船水鼓(代替GJB1119-91)
    GJB1266A-2006 Z 核武器术语(代替GJB1266-91)
    GJB1438A-2006 Z 印制电路连接器及其附件通用规范(代替GJB1438-92)
    GJB2422A-2006 Z 轻武器微光瞄准镜定型试验方法(代替GJB2422-95)
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    GJB3687A-2006 Z 军用核材料术语(代替GJB3687-99)
    GJB4027A-2006 Z 军用电子元器件破坏性物理分析方法(代替GJB4027-2000)
    GJB5544-2006 Z 航空火箭发射器电气接口通用要求
    GJB5683-2006 Z 军用直升机空地导弹武器系统通用规范
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    GJB5771-2006 Z 舰载直升机通用要求
    GJB5774-2006 Z 空地导弹靶场试验规程
    GJB5778-2006 Z 机载脉冲多普勒火控雷达通用规范
    GJB5781-2006 Z 军用地面雷达用户技术资料编制要求
    GJB5783-2006 Z 耐环境圆形电连接器的绝缘安装板接触件孔位排列
    GJB5788-2006 Z 导弹武器系统用户技术资料通用要求
    GJB5793-2006 Z 网络安全漏洞扫描分析产品测评方法
    GJB5806-2006 Z 智能密钥卡通用规范
    GJB5812-2006 Z 炮兵测地车通用规范
    GJB5815-2006 Z 轻武器光学瞄准镜定型试验方法(代替GJB349.19-89)
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    GJB5844.4-2006 Z 卫星工程技术手册编写规定 第4部分:测控分册
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    GJB 5547-2006 Z 机载通信、导航、识别系统通用规范
    GJB 5602-2006 Z 下投式探空测风系统通用规范
    GJB 5792-2006 Z 军用涉密信息系统电磁屏蔽体等级划分和测量方法
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    GJB/Z 1391-2006 Z 故障模式、影响及危害性分析指南
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    GJB1146A-2007 Z 军用卫星通信地球站接口(代替GJB1146-91)
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    GJB3083A-2007 Z 军用无线双工移动通信系统移动用户台通用规范(代替GJB3082-97、GJB3083-97)
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    GJB4072A-2006 Z 军用软件质量监督要求(代替GJB4072-2000)
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    GJB5711-2006 Z 装备质量问题处理通用要求(代替GJBz20359-97)
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    Re: Type 052 (Luhu Class)

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    Re: Type 052 (Luhu Class)

    Quote Originally Posted by Engineer View Post
    I still haven't found a copy of GJB 5860-2006(K), but I did dug up a whole bunch of other standards.
    Actually several posts back I did post a URL to a post on Baidu that has the document, just click on the link below:
    【国家军用标准】我国水面舰艇导弹通用化垂直发射装置通用要求

    The only problem is that the document is scanned and all in Chinsese (duh!) so somebody might need to translate for our non-Chinese members here.
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    Re: Type 052 (Luhu Class)

    It is also on this page and already as imageshack image so you don't need to upload it again.

    Type 052D - Page 5

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    Two 2x4 modules in the back seems much more reasonable IMO, without having to worry about walls or too much loss of internal space. The loss of the slant launchers is unfortunate, though.

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    since each cell is self contained, there doesn't have to be a 8-cell module. in theory there could be single cell modules. In reality we will probably see more cells grouped together but 2-cell or 4-cell modules are a possibility. That way one can use the deck space more efficiently. Where more than four 8-cell modules couldn't be crammed inside the vls well area on 052c, using 4-cell modules one could fit 3 by 4 such four cell modules. That would give 48 cells in the bow area. with possible 16 cells aft, that might give 64 in all.

    Of course, this latest pic disaproves the 48 in front. Unless that image is A) not applicable to our destroyer or B) shows the rear VLS well. Though, 32 seems like way too much for aft VLS.

    In any case, 48 hq9 missiles was the standard on 052c. it makes little sense to go below that for 052d. And if one wants to use some other kind of missiles as well, total cell count should be slightly higher.

    self-contained cell standardized for one fixed width is still not a brilliant idea, though. While it may be good for cold launch canisters and it may be okay for mid-sized missiles like hq16 (i believe the hot launch canisters, without the outer exhaust section, are narrower than mk41 canisters. one could fit a hq16 with folded fins inside a 0.5 by 0.5 meter space. And that is all nice and well for a hq16, but when one wants to fit a quad pack inside that space - suddenly one is faced with the prospect of fitting only relatively small missiles. 25 centimeter wide area would allow for a missile with (folded?) wingspan of 35 cm. If one wants to cold launch, larger missile options become available, of course...

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    As I was saying before, a VLS cell, even a CCL cell, is not independent of its surrounding environment. In reality you will not see single or probably even double celled modules. Maybe not even triple-celled modules. It's absurdly retarded to have a self-sufficient all-up VLS round complete with structural support as well as power and electronics cables running to a single cell. This is far too wasteful in terms of space and expense. They will come in modules of 8 (2x4), maybe modules of 4 (1x4, 2x2) or 6 (1x6, 2x3) at minimum. If the front VLS is comprised of four 2x4 VLS modules, that will be the sign the PLAN intends to manufacture them in minimum sizes of 2x4, at least for the time being. Otherwise they would have fit more.

    To be perfectly honest, CCL is not a great solution to anything at all. Being able to cold-launch means what, exactly? Nothing except being able to launch HQ-9; and not only that, but vertically ejecting an HQ-9 which fails to ignite WILL result in that round falling onto the VLS modules, since it will not be launched at an angle like from the revolvers. This is far more dangerous than the arrangement on the 052C. And let's face it, is HQ-9 all that special? 120km range is not all that much these days. And what price are you paying for being able to mix cold launch and hot launch? Larger cell requirements +/- reduced internal volume, as well as different VLS module types for different vessels (ala 054A). Hot launch VLS with a shared venting system is by far the most efficient use of space, does not involve ejecting rounds right on top of the VLS (i.e. if the motor doesn't fire it doesn't get ejected), and if designed properly can withstand fully-restrained full-motor burns, and can also be flooded for fire suppression. It does not surprise me that the USN for example chose to go with the Mark 57 hot launch VLS on its DDX series over CCL's even though the CCL is far more modular than the Mark 57.
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    Since everyone has their opinion, which is no more right or wrong than anyone else's opinion until precise photographic evidence becomes available, it is best to wait a few days or weeks and see just what sort of vls arrangement the ship has. that won't prevent us from speculating, of course, which is the fun part.

    and the waterline beam of 052c and tico isn't as important, ratios of overall beam and width of VLS area is important. That gives the actual numbers for VLS width. 052c hull has similar purpose and similar shape to Tico and we already know it can house two revolver 6-cell wells side by side. When we substract the middle part (the gap, which accounts for the slanted cells), the remaining width is still considerable. Like i said, at least 7,4 meters. And the 17 meter overall beam is there precisely because of GE images, so it is not a figure taken out of thin air. Could there be errors? Sure, a decimeter here or there. But one can't expect such a ship to have a super narrow beam, the error can't possibly be more than 0,5 meters. CCTV report had official numbers for 054a - 16 meter beam. For a frigate that's maybe 60% of destroyer's displacement. 052c can't be narrower or even as narrow as that. And even if one does the calculations with 16,5 wide beam, we are still looking at 7.2 meter wide VLS bay.

    edit: i agree the self sufficient CCL modules/cell don't seem like a good idea. at least in the form they are presented in that document.
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    Re: Type 052 (Luhu Class)

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    and the waterline beam of 052c and tico isn't as important, ratios of overall beam and width of VLS area is important. That gives the actual numbers for VLS width. 052c hull has similar purpose and similar shape to Tico and we already know it can house two revolver 6-cell wells side by side. When we substract the middle part (the gap, which accounts for the slanted cells), the remaining width is still considerable. Like i said, at least 7,4 meters. And the 17 meter overall beam is there precisely because of GE images, so it is not a figure taken out of thin air. Could there be errors? Sure, a decimeter here or there. But one can't expect such a ship to have a super narrow beam, the error can't possibly be more than 0,5 meters. CCTV report had official numbers for 054a - 16 meter beam. For a frigate that's maybe 60% of destroyer's displacement. 052c can't be narrower or even as narrow as that. And even if one does the calculations with 16,5 wide beam, we are still looking at 7.2 meter wide VLS bay.
    Well the point was not whether a 052C could fit 6 or 8 Mk 41-sized VLS modules in a 2x3 or 2x4 configuration; I believe it can fit at least the 2x3 arrangement, maybe even the 2x4. The point is whether the front deck of a 052C is larger than that of the Tico. It is not. You were trying to argue that because you were also trying to argue that the front section could even fit the larger CCL's in a 2x4 by 2x4 = 64 cell arrangement, which I find to be a shocking claim, to say the least. Regardless, it looks like not only can the front NOT fit 64 CCL cells, it can fit only half that, or thereabouts.

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    Re: Type 052 (Luhu Class)

    I agree that 052c doesnt have larger front deck area than Tico. Perhaps it even has slightly smaller deck area, but if so - not by much. But all that is not so important. What i do want to point out is the area of VLS well. It has larger vls well area than Tico uses. I will try to be more clear: 64 cells on Tico occupy less area than 6 revolvers on 052c with hypothetic purely vertical cells would have occupied. (right now the area is even more larger due to slant missiles but even without that extra area, remaining area is noticably larger.) My previous posts gave the more exact measurements in square meters.

    We will see the real situation come out in the coming weeks. depending on the actual size of cells and modules, i am speculating that we will see 3 by 4 arrangement in the front for 4-cell modules and a total of 48 cells. Before i argued there could be 64 cells, but that was before i took into account the extra area slant missiles were taking up. When i corrected that i was left with 48. Still, because of possible errors and not known variables, if the cells/modules end up smaller than i tried to deduce from the images, the area of vls well will still be enough for a 64 missile count in either 4 or 8 cell modules. But right now my best guess would be 48.
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