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Home» News»Severnaya Shipyard Launched 3rd Gorshkov-class Frigate for Russian Navy
The frigate "Admiral Golovko" (shipyard No. 923) of the 22350 project launched at Severnaya Verf Shipyard, PJSC, which is under construction for the Russian Navy. Saint-Petersburg, 22.05.2020 (c) Group at VKontakte "Ship in the Arts. Marinists of St. Petersburg".

Severnaya Shipyard Launched 3rd Gorshkov-class Frigate for Russian Navy

The St. Petersburg-based Severnaya Shipyard (part of the United Shipbuilding Corporation) floated out the Project 22350 third-built and second serial-produced frigate 'Admiral Golovko', the Shipyard told TASS on Friday 22.

Martin Manaranche 25 May 2020

By TASS Russian news agency

“In late April — early May the shipbuilders assembled the bulb cowl, masts, shaft lines and bossing, and completed painting the underwater part. The construction of the warship will be completed after the floating, electric mechanisms, power plant units, and mechanical equipment will be installed,” the Shipyard said.

The main equipment will be installed in 2020 — early 2021. Mooring trials are scheduled in June 2021 and the crew will settle on the frigate two months later. Running trials are to begin in early 2022. The frigate is to join the Northern fleet in the autumn of the year.

The Severnaya Shipyard earlier built two Project 22350 frigates. The frigate Admiral of the Fleet of the Soviet Union Gorshkov has been in service with the Northern Fleet since July 2018. The frigate Fleet Admiral Kasatonov has completed its trials and is preparing for its delivery to the Russian Navy. The frigate Admiral of the Fleet of the Soviet Union Isakov is currently under construction at the Shipyard.

On April 23, 2019, the Severnaya Shipyard laid down two modernized Project 22350 frigates. Two more frigates are expected to be laid down soon.

Russia’s 3rd Project 22350 Frigate ‘Admiral Golovko’ to be Launched Soon
The frigate “Admiral Golovko” of project 22350 (serial number 923) was put into a floating dock in preparation for its launch. It is being built for the Russian Navy at Severnaya Verf Shipyard. (c) PJSC Severnaya Verf Shipyard.

Frigates of project 22350 are designated to fight submarines and warships in oceans and seas and to repel air attacks both independently and within formations. The hull of the frigates is flush-decked. It has a three-island superstructure, one mast-turret and one steel funnel. Stealth technologies were used in the construction to make the warship practically invisible for the radars of the potential adversary. Full displacement is 5000 tons, the length is 135 meters. The speed is 29 knots. The crew comprises over 170 men. Diesel gas-turbine power plant has a capacity of 65000 horsepower. It can carry Ka-27 helicopter or its modifications.

The main weapons comprise two 16-cell universal vertical launchers 3S-14 for Kalibr missiles. The fourth and fifth frigates will be armed with three 24-cell launchers which can also fire Onix missiles and Tsirkon in future.

The air defense is provided by four Poliment-Redut 32-cell vertical launchers. They can fire four types of short, medium and long-range antiaircraft missiles. Two Palash artillery guns provide close-range air defense.

Artillery guns comprise 130mm A-192M in the bow. The frigate has Paket antisubmarine torpedo complex, as well as Zarya-3 sonar and Vinietka-M towed acoustic station.

Frigate Project 22350 Russia Russian Navy TASS 2020-05-25
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Posted by : Martin Manaranche
Martin Manaranche is based in Brittany, France. He is currently studying International Relations at Lyon III university. Martin conducted an internship at the French Navy's Ecole Navale in Brest and is therefore particularly fond of naval defense issues.

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