Chinese shipbuilding industry

President Xi sitting next to Huang Xuhua, the father of China's nuclear submarines, during a photoshoot.

Already posted in Submarine thread 091 But no problem the more the merrier
Here advances in China diesel manufacturing Apparently there is company in Luoyang, Hennan that built 3000kw diesel and exported to Russia
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Hechai Successfully Developed Domestic Maximum Power&High-speed Marine Diesel Engine

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On the production site of Henan Diesel Engine Industry Co., Ltd, the workers are assembling and debugging self-developed CHD622V20 high-speed and high-power diesel engine. The company aimed at the world high-speed and high-power diesel marine engine technology, domestic and international market demand. It takes three years of research to development this new high-speed and high-power diesel engine, and the power for this engine can reach 3200 kW, filled the more than 3000 kW power gap of domestic high-speed and high-power diesel engine. It also successfully passed the certification of China classification society and the second generation emission certification. The technical indexes of products reach the international advanced and leading domestic level; come with completely independent intellectual property rights. Henan Diesel Engine Industry Co., Ltd became the professional manufacturer who firstly developed the high-speed and high-power marine diesel engine with more than 3000 kW in domestic ship industry.


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CHD622V20 was on its way to Russia

Basically, Russia navy will rely on Chinese engines (both gas turbine and diesel) in foreseeable future.

BTW, Russia still has advantage at nuclear/steam turbine engines.



Here is the video

A new unmanned "smart" patrol boat, being shown at an ongoing shipbuilding expo.

China will build the largest scientific catamaran in the world dedicated to deep underwater testing for the future Chinese underwater inhabited station project.
From Henri K blog

China shipyards on average have launched on average 20+ warships per year since 2012

Bulk of these are

Type 056 x 43
Type 054A x 15
Type 052C/D x 14
Type 055 x 1
Type 071 x 2
Type 815A x 4
Type 901 x 2
Type 903 x 6
Type 904 x 3
CV-17 x 1

Adding in LST, training ships, logistics, submarine recuse and submarines takes the total to over 100 units in 5 years

This is a formidable pace sustained going forward

Now the push for heavy tonnage from 2017 to 2022 continues a pace

asif iqbal said:

China shipyards on average have launched on average 20+ warships per year since 2012

Bulk of these are

Type 056 x 43
Type 054A x 15
Type 052C/D x 14
Type 055 x 1
Type 071 x 2
Type 815A x 4
Type 901 x 2
Type 903 x 6
Type 904 x 3
CV-17 x 1

Adding in LST, training ships, logistics, submarine recuse and submarines takes the total to over 100 units in 5 years

This is a formidable pace sustained going forward

Now the push for heavy tonnage from 2017 to 2022 continues a pace

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What's the average tonnage per year launched? I would think the carrier would be an outlier. But general trend should be increasing.

Satellite photos of Shanghai JN shipyard from 11/24/2017.

A large dry dock is undergoing renovation and upgrade


The shipyard is further expanding into the southeastern corner of the Changxing island

We are now starting to see big ticket items from JNCX

Type 055 will pull a lot of resources

Chinese Navy - Looking back on the 2017 ship launched. To keep forge ahead

Module for CV002?

China Navy - SKWB-2500 ship three-dimensional CNC plate bending machine