JIANGHU-IV class
Country of Origin: China
ship list
description
This ship was originally built as a standard JIANGHU-I class frigate. She was reclassified to a training ship on July 28, 2010, and renamed on the same date.
status
Active. She is based at Guzhan Bay in the Northern Fleet. The LUSHUN is assigned to the Dalian Naval Academy as training ship.
builders
Hudong Shipyard, Shanghai, China
characteristics
Displacement: 1,575 tons standard 1,895 tons full load Dimensions: length 338 ft 7 in (103.20 m) overall beam 35 ft 5 in ( 10.80 m) draft 10 ft 2 in ( 3.10 m) maximum Propulsion: 2 SEMT-Pielstick type 12E 390V diesels; 14,400 total bhp; 2 shafts Performance: speed 26 knots range 4,000 nm at 15 knots; 2,700 nm at 18 knots Manning: 185 total (30 off. + 155 enl.) + cadets Combat Systems: helicopter 1 Harbin Z-9C helicopter missiles 4 HY-2 (C-201) twin SSM launchers [unknown no. of Seersucker CSS-N-3** missiles carried] guns 1 100-mm/55-cal. (French Creusot-Lorie) Compact DP 4 twin 37-mm/63 cal. (Type 76) AA (180 rounds) torpedo tubes 2 triple 324-mm ILAS ASW tubes [unknown no. Yu-2, Mark 46, mod. 1 torpedoes carried] ASW weapons 2 RBU-1200 5-round fixed ASW rocket launchers mines 2 rails with 30 max. mines each radars 1 Type 354 (Eye Shield**)(MX-920) air/surface search 1 Type 352 (Square Tie**) surface search/fire control 1 Don-2 or Fin Curve** navigation fire control 1 ESR-1 sea-skimmer detection 1 CSEE Naja optronic director (100-mm gun) 1 Type 341 (Rice Lamp**) system for 37-mm guns sonars 1 Type EH-5 bow-mounted active search and attack medium-frequency EW 2 RW-23-1 (Jug Pair**) or watchdog intercept 1 U.S. Mark 33 RBOC chaff/decoy system (2 6-round rocket launchers)
issues and notes
None.
operational notes
None.
variants alternative
Chinese Project No. 053HTH
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