Errymath: Type 055 destroyer

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Type 055 DDG

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<span style="font-size: 18px;">Armament:

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<li style="padding-left: .4em; text-indent: -.4em;">1 × <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Type_H/PJ38_130_mm_naval_gun" title="Type H/PJ38 130 mm naval gun">H/PJ-38 130 mm</a> main gun<sup class="reference" id="cite_ref-nr_2014-12-30_1-1"><a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Type_055_destroyer#cite_note-nr_2014-12-30-1"></a></sup></li>
<li style="padding-left: .4em; text-indent: -.4em;">1 × <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Type_730_CIWS#Type_1130" title="Type 730 CIWS">H/PJ-11</a> <a class="mw-redirect" href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CIWS" title="CIWS">CIWS</a> (forward)</li>
<li style="padding-left: .4em; text-indent: -.4em;">1 × <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TY-90#FL-3000N" title="TY-90">HQ-10</a> short-range SAM in 24-cell launcher <sup class="reference" id="cite_ref-nr_2014-12-30_1-3"><a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Type_055_destroyer#cite_note-nr_2014-12-30-1"></a></sup></li>
<li style="padding-left: .4em; text-indent: -.4em;">128 <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vertical_launching_system" title="Vertical launching system">VLS</a></li>
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<li style="padding-left: .4em; text-indent: -.4em;">Surface-to-air missiles</li>
<li style="padding-left: .4em; text-indent: -.4em;">Land attack cruise missiles</li>
<li style="padding-left: .4em; text-indent: -.4em;">Anti-ship cruise missiles</li>
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Type 055 DDG

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Type 055 Class Destroyer Overview

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<tr><td class="tr-caption" style="text-align: center;"><span style="font-size: small;">Type 055 Class Destroyer.This drawing may be the most accurate of all depictions currently available</span></td></tr>
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<span style="font-size: small;"><b>Preliminary projected 055 class parameters: </b></span><br />
-Dimensions: ~180 meters long, ~23 meters beam<br />
-Displacement: ~13,500 tons full, ~12,000 tons standard, ~10,000 tons empty<br />
-Production run: unknown, with estimates varying greatly between 8 ships, 12 ships, and 24 ships<br />
-Propulsion: 4 x QC-280 gas turbines (28 MW output each), COGAG configuration for initial batch, possibly IEPS for later batches<br />
-Armament: 112-128 CN VLS, 1 x PJ-38 130mm gun, 1 x PJ-11 11 barrel 30mm
 CIWS, 1 x 24 cell HQ-10 CIWS SAM, 2 x triple 324mm lightweight torpedo 
launchers, 4 x 18 barrel multirole decoy/flare/ASW rocket launchers 
[potential for fielding rail guns and laser weapons in future variants 
with IEPS]<br />
-Primary radars: Type 346A S band APAR, X band APAR, long wave (possibly L band) APAR<br />
-Additional sensors and arrays: ECM suite, ESM suite, EO/IR sensors, ASW
 suite (likely to include bow sonar, towed array sonar, variable depth 
sonar, as well as towed torpedo decoy)<br />
-Crew size: unknown, will be dependent on degree of automation of ship<br />
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<span style="font-size: 18px;"><b>Mock up:</b></span><br />
The mock up for the 055 class large destroyer lies in a facility at the 
southern boundaries of the city of Wuhan (coordinates, here: 30.420664, 
114.262230). The 055 mock up sits atop a raised platform with a building
 underneath in a single large structure, and it shares the same facility
 with some other naval test rigs including a full sized flight deck and 
island mock up of the Liaoning carrier as well as an integrated mast 
suspected for the next generation frigate. Collectively, these mock ups 
are under the jurisdiction of the 701st Institute of the Chinese 
Shipbuilding Industry Corporation.<br />
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The mock up for the 055 class is part of a large Chinese Navy test 
facility, including a mock up of the Chinese aircraft carrier Liaoning 
and a separate integrated mast design, among others<br />
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Detail of the integrated mast design at the Wuhan test site. This 
integrated mast does not appear to be intended for the 055 class, and 
has been speculated to be for the next generation frigate<br />
The role of the 055 mock up is likely to validate certain sensors and 
electronics aboard an integrated testbed, likely similar to other 
facilities around the world such as the US Navy’s “cruiser in a 
cornfield” or the Type 45 mock up.<br />
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The USN’s “USS Rancocas” also known as the “cruiser in a cornfield”. The 055 class mock up may fulfill a similar role<br />
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The Royal Navy had also developed a similar test site on land for their Type 45 destroyer programme<br />
However, some additional features such as a fully accurate bridge and 
superstructure, and accurate depictions of the main gun and CIWS are 
also present, which are helpful for observers to gauge the potential 
weaponry of the 055 class and compare its size with other ships using a 
common metric, but seem unnecessary for a testbed whose function will 
mostly revolve around telemetry and signals assessment. Therefore some 
features may be purely cosmetic (despite being potentially accurate and 
representative of the final ship layout).<br />
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For observers, the usefulness of the 055 mock up is in providing a 
physical baseline to extrapolate potential dimensions, armament, sensors
 and other specifications of the final real ship.<br /><br />
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<span style="background-color: white;"><b><span style="font-size: 22px;"><a class="externalLink" href="http://plarealtalk.com/2015/12/20/projection-055-class-destroyer-overview/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Projection: China 055-class destroyer overview</a></span></b></span> <br />
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<span style="font-size: 18px;"><b>Background:</b></span><br />
In early 2013, rumours in the Chinese military watching community began 
to speak of a new large surface combatant under development for the 
Chinese Navy, with a tentative designation of 055. General descriptions 
flitted to and fro, describing a ship with over a hundred VLS with a 
displacement over 10,000 tons. However such rumours were initially 
treated with substantial caution if not outright disdain by some 
individuals in Chinese military watching circles. After all, the 052D 
class destroyer had only just arrived on the scene, and the lead ship 
had yet to enter service. A new cruiser sized ship seemed like fantasy.<br />
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However, in late 2013 more rumours from more reliable sources began to 
trickle in, with greater detail that looked plausible. Then in early 
2014, pictures emerged of a mock up under construction, for what was 
clearly a large surface combatant, and Chinese state and military media 
began acknowledging the existence of a new surface combatant and even 
the 055 designation.<br />
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Construction of a distinctive mockup at the Chinese Navy test facility at Wuhan was discovered in early 2014<br />
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<span style="font-size: 18px;"><b>Brief History:</b></span><br />
The “055 class” as a designation was once proposed by the Chinese Navy 
in the 1970s for an ocean going large surface combatant capable of air 
defence missions, however the technological foundations and industrial 
capabilities of the time, as well as the lack of economic funding meant a
 competitive warship of the intended capabilities simply could not be 
realistically developed. Later studies of the 055 envisioned use of some
 British subsystems in propulsion and weapons, when China’s relationship
 with western nations warmed, however transfer of the technology could 
not be realized, and the project was cancelled in the early 1980s.<br />
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The modern “055 class” large destroyer reuses the older “055 class” 
designation, and may also fulfil similar roles to what the original ship
 was envisioned for, however the modern ship likely has no direct 
relationship to the subsystems, design or capabilities intended in the 
1970s-era 055 class.<br />
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Around 2013, several CGIs and renditions emerged online at the Chinese 
military watching sphere, driven by initial rumours of the 055 class. 
However, many of these were speculative and not based on reliable 
rumours and despite the artistic merit in these drawings, the actual 
accuracy was likely quite far from what the real 055 class would look 
like.<br />
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One of the earliest fan made CGIs of the 055 class. CGIs of the 055 were
 present on the internet, prior to the establishment of firm rumours and
 well before the mock up began construction. This CGI turned out to be 
quite different to the characteristics of the mock up<br />
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Another CGI of the 055 class prior to the mock up, where many features visible are based on the artist’s own speculation<br />
Emergence of the 055 class mock up at Wuhan drove another series of 
CGIs, some of which would likely turn out somewhat similar to what the 
final ship will appear as, but small inaccuracies and some inconsistent 
assumptions about sensor arrangement, armament, and overall ship 
configuration means observers should exercise great caution when viewing
 online CGIs of the 055 class destroyer.<br />
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A more accurate CGI, produced sometime shortly after pictures of the mock up emerged<br />
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Completion of the 055 class mock up at Wuhan provided many interesting details to predict what the final ship would look like
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<span style="font-size: 15px;"><b>Physical configuration:</b></span><br />
The physical configuration of the mock up shows the ship’s 
deckhouse/main superstructure will share a configuration not dissimilar 
to that of the 052D or Burke class destroyers featuring four expected 
large radar arrays mounted on the “cheeks”. However, the ship also 
appears to field a small integrated mast atop the deckhouse, a feature 
not present on earlier generations of Chinese Navy ships.<br />
A feature also not seen on earlier Chinese Navy ships, is the presence 
of the ship’s smoke stack fully integrated to the forward 
superstructure, which would likely help to reduce radar cross section 
and provide greater internal volume around the exhausts for reducing 
infrared signatures.<br />
The aft of the mock up includes the top half of the ship’s helicopter 
hangar structure. The hangar structure also appears to feature the base 
of a mast which is expected to host a radar system, however as of yet no
 radar has been fitted on the location.<br />
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Near completion, the 055 class mock up shows the key characteristics of 
the final, actual ship. However, note the lower part of the mock up 
painted in white, as well as the superior portion of the aft mast 
painted in white — the different paint may signify “mock up exclusive” 
structures which may not be present on the real ship and may possibly be
 replaced by additional structures or subsystems<br />
The hull of the ship is expected to be a conventional flared hull, 
rather than the stealthier (but also riskier) tumblehome hull of the 
USN’s Zumwalt class, however the 055 class is expected to incorporate 
significant signature reduction in radar cross section and infrared 
measures as well.<br />
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<span style="font-size: 15px;"><b>Size:</b></span><br />
Measurement using open source satellite imagery indicates the mock up at
 Wuhan is slightly over 141 meters long (including the “incomplete” 
helipad), and nearly 20 meters wide, accounting for a degree of error.<br />
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Satellite imagery (here using Google Earth) has allowed an estimate for 
the minimum dimensions of the 055 class based on the mock up<br />
It goes without saying that the final ship will likely be substantially 
longer than the mock up, given the mock up does not include most of the 
bow of the ship, and the aft of the ship is also truncated due to the 
reduced length helipad. Considering the position of the ship’s main gun 
and the truncated aft, the actual ship may be anywhere between 30 to 40 
meters longer than the mock up.<br />
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However, the final ship will also likely be somewhat wider (i.e.: have a
 greater beam) than the mock up as well, because the mock up sits atop a
 raised platform which is almost certainly not representative of the 
height of the actual ship’s main deck. In reality, the actual ship will 
likely feature a lower main deck (indicated on the mock up by the 
incomplete helipad structure), which would thus allow the sides of the 
ship’s superstructure and hull to both further flare outwards, 
increasing beam, thus the beam of the ship may be anywhere up to 3 
meters greater than what the mock up currently represents.<br />
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A simple drawing depicting the ship’s actual main deck to be “lower” 
than the platform of the mock up. This configuration of deck and hull is
 standard for all recent major Chinese Navy surface combatants, and thus
 the 055 may have meaningfully greater maximum beam compared to the mock
 up’s width. Essentially, the mock up “cuts off” the maximum width of 
the actual ship<br />
Therefore, the overall dimensions of the ship may reach somewhere in the ballpark of 180 meters in length and 23 meters in beam.<br />
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Satellite imagery comparison made by Chinese military watchers. 052D is 
compared with the speculated completed dimensions of the 055, scaled 
commonly using the main gun. Note the aft VLS arrangement on 055, which 
is speculative<br />
Rumours of 055’s displacement seem to have settled on a ship with 12,000
 ton standard displacement, with a 10,000 ton empty displacement and a 
full displacement in excess of 13,500 tons. The projected dimensions of 
180 meters by 23 meters (or lower) could quite comfortably attain such a
 displacement.<br />
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It is worth noting that Chinese state and military media have even gone 
to lengths to pour cold water regarding the capability of the 055 class,
 even going to publish that the ship will “merely” have a displacement 
of 10,000 tons. However, this information may not be reliable, as it has
 been suspected that Chinese state and military media may have 
understated the displacement of some Chinese Navy ship classes in the 
past, and it would fit their high operational security nature to 
deliberately and vaguely understate the true full displacement of a new 
warship, especially one as potentially influential as the 055 class 
large destroyer.
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<br /><span style="font-size: 15px;"><b>Propulsion:</b></span><br />
A consensus exists among the Chinese military watching community that 
the 055 class large destroyer will be powered by four QC-280 (4 x 28 MW)
 gas turbines, in a Combined Gas and Gas (COGAG) configuration. Such a 
propulsion arrangement will be the first of its kind for a Chinese Navy 
surface combatant. Four QC-280s would likely be quite capable of 
propelling the 055 class to a top speed required for typical large 
surface combatant, in excess of 30 knots.<br />
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However, there also exist substantial rumours that the “second batch” of
 055 class large destroyers will feature an Integrated Electric 
Propulsion System (IEPS), similar to what is present aboard the Zumwalt 
class destroyer and the Type 45 class destroyer. Such notions are not 
unrealistic, as Chinese Navy research into IEPS (as well as other 
cutting edge technology) has been well known, and are expected to be 
implemented aboard several future ship classes in the near future.<br />
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With IEPS, the four QC-280 gas turbines would power electrical 
generators rather than mechanical shafts as in traditional propulsion 
arrangements. Electrical generators and motors in turn can provide 
substantial electrical power to the ship’s subsystems, including 
anything from propulsion, to radar arrays to even rail guns. Indeed, one
 major potential for ships with IEPS is to be equipped with 
under-development rail guns or directed energy weapons (such as lasers) 
which would require substantially more electrical power than what 
traditional ship propulsion can generate.<br />
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However, is unknown how large the “first batch” of 055 class destroyers 
will be, but it has been speculated it may be four ships. If an 055 
class with IEPS does emerge, it would likely also field other 
modifications, such as improved radars, improved stealth shaping, and 
possibly even rail guns and laser weapons as standard weapons fit, thus 
would be well justified in being given a new class designation, such as 
“055A class”. Such a ship would only likely emerge in the early 2020s.<br />
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<span style="font-size: 15px;"><b>Armament:</b></span><br />
The 055 mock up is equipped with rather obvious renditions of the PJ-38 
130mm gun on the bow, as a well as a PJ-11 11 barrel 30mm CIWS forward 
of the main superstructure (similar to the configuration of 052D), and a
 24 round HQ-10 CIWS SAM on the hangar superstructure.<br />
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The visible key armaments aboard the 055 mock up are circled in red. 
From left to right: 24 round HQ-10 CIWS SAM, PJ-11 11 barrel 30mm CIWS, 
PJ-38 main gun<br />
The 055 class is virtually guaranteed to be equipped with the new CN VLS
 which was first fitted aboard the 052D class, however the exact number 
is a matter of some confusion. The ship will likely feature two VLS 
banks, one on the bow between the main gun and the main superstructure, 
and one aft between the hangar structure and the rear of the smoke 
stack. However, the mock up also displays a strange rectangular 
“platform” extending from the aft of the smoke stack, which would 
seemingly limit the amount of deck space available for the aft VLS bank.<br />
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The 055 class large destroyer is expected to use the same CN VLS present
 aboad the 052D class, but in greater numbers, fielding between 112-128 
cells<br />
Curiously, the “platform” is painted in a distinctive white colour, 
similar to the lower “decks” of the 055 class mock up, as well as the 
top part of where the aft radar mast is expected to be, whereas the rest
 of the mock up is in grey. Therefore, some speculation exists as to 
whether the white painted portions of the mock up may be “non 
representative” of the final ship, and may instead be additional 
structures on the mock up to hold testing equipment. If this were the 
case, then the actual 055 class ship would have substantially more 
available deck space aft for an aft VLS bank.<br />
In either case, current rumours suggest a CN VLS count above 100, with often cited numbers being between 112 and 128 cells.<br />
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A future 055A class with IEPS may likely be equipped with a rail gun 
replacing the PJ-38, and laser CIWS replacing or supplementing the PJ-11
 and HQ-10 CIWS.<br />
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Additionally, the 055 class mock up displays a pair of what seems to be 
standard Chinese Navy 18 barrel decoy/flare/ASW rocket launchers on the 
port side of the hangar. Four such launchers would likely be deployed 
with two on either side of the hangar, which would be a similar 
configuration to that of the 052D class.<br />
Other standard armament expected aboard the 055 class will be a pair of 
triple 324mm lightweight torpedo launchers for ASW self defence roles. </div>
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The CN VLS is expected to carry an 
LACM similar to the Tomahawk Land Attack Missile often launched from the
 Mk-41 VLS. The most likely contender within the immediate future is a 
vertically launched variant of the CJ-10/DF-10 LACM, which exists in air
 launched and ground launched variants. Future LACMs will likely also be
 integrated into the CN VLS as they are developed.<br />
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<span style="font-size: 15px;"><b>Sensors and electronics:</b></span><br />
The 055 class is expected to be equipped with a potent sensor suite. Its
 radar suite is expected to comprise of an X band APAR (likely to be 
mounted on the ship’s integrated mast), as well as an S band APAR (the 
Type 346A on 052D, or a variant of the Type 346A), and a longer band 
radar mounted atop the hangar, though it does not appear to be fitted 
upon the 055 mock up. Together, such a radar suite would fulfil a 
comprehensive air and surface search, detection, tracking and fire 
control capability for short range, long range as well as for very low 
observable targets.<br />
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Port view of the 055 class mock up, displaying the opening for a square 
APAR on its superstructure. The Type 346A (or a variant) is expected to 
be equipped there. Note, on the 055 mock up, a full array suite for each
 of the sensors are not present, as testing purposes may only 
necessitate sensors on one side to interact together. Therefore, no 
sensors are present on the starboard side of the mock up</div>
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Detail of the mock up’s integrated mast, near completion. Three sets of 
covered up openings are visible (however the mast does not seem to have 
been fitted with actual sensors yet). Also note the exposed mast atop 
the integrated mast, speculated to be for ESM purposes</div>
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Detail of the aft helicopter hangar structure, with the base of the aft 
mast. The mock up does not seem like it will be equipped with the 
expected aft, long wave radar. Instead, a white painted “stepped” 
structure is present, which may be “mock up exclusive” test equipment, 
such as for telemetry purposes</div>
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The 055 class is also expected to be equipped with a passive sensor 
suite including ESM, EO/IR sensors, and would also feature an integrated
 ECM suite. The integrated mast on the mock up currently features three 
sets of openings for separate sensor suites. Assuming one is reserved 
for the X band APAR, which leaves two sets of openings for ESM, ECM or 
EO/IR arrays. Atop the integrated mast is also a more exposed, strange 
looking sensor mast which has been speculated to have an ESM function.<br />
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The 055 class is also rumoured and expected to be equipped with a new 
generation ASW suite, which likely includes onboard sonar systems, but 
would also include its embarked ASW helicopters. Two helicopter hangars 
are rumoured to be present aboard the 055 class, each capable of hosting
 a Z-18 sized helicopter, and could thus host a pair of very capable 
Z-18F ASW helicopters, in the same weight class as the Royal Navy’s 
AW101 family of ASW helicopters.<br />
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Prototype 01 of the new Z-18F ASW helicopter. The Z-18F is a highly 
modernized version of the Z-8, which is the Chinese produced version of 
the legacy French Super Frelon. This helicopter would likely be highly 
capable in the ASW role with high payload, range and endurance, but its 
size means it can only be stationed aboard large warships such as 
aircraft carriers, or large destroyers like the 055 class<br />
Finally, the 055 class is also expected to field a new generation combat
 system, to make effectively and more efficiently make use of the ship’s
 greater sensor suite and armaments. The ship class is also field 
significantly more capable command capabilities than current surface 
combatants. If the 055 class does emerge with a full displacement of 
around 13,500 tons, then it would be logical for the Chinese Navy to see
 it to have a fitting role as a ship capable of commanding the large 
flotilla or even a task group and would thus equip the ship with the 
necessary facilities for such a role. This may include having an 
enhanced “secondary” combat information centre as a flag bridge for a 
flag officer and their staff to exercise command, as well as the 
facilities to accommodate the additional personnel.<br />
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The 055 class is also likely to field greater automation technology, as 
well as more spacious and comfortable crew lodgings compared to current 
generation surface combatants, as has been the trend in the development 
of new surface combatants in other navies. However, this is not to say 
current crew accommodation and amenities aboard existing recently built 
Chinese ships are Spartan or lacking, as photos of the internal 
facilities of Chinese ships built since the 1990s appear to feature 
competent and decently furnished lodgings for their ship’s crews.<br />
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<span style="font-size: 15px;"><b>Construction:</b></span><br />
The 055 class is expected to be built initially at Jiangnan shipyard at 
Changxing Island at Shanghai, the same shipyard where 052Cs were built 
and most 052Ds are currently being built. In December, 2014, rumours 
emerged that the first 055 may have begun steel cutting. If true, the 
first 055 may emerge in late 2016 or early 2017, given assembly of its 
modules would likely have occurred under the physical cover of one of 
Jiangnan’s building halls, protecting it from view until the ship is 
almost ready for launch.<br />
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The first 055 class destroyer will be built at Jiangnan shipyard, likely
 in one of the shipyard’s two building halls allocated for military 
construction. This picture was taken in 2012, where both halls were 
involved in construction of an 052C and 052D, respectively</div>
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Another picture of the two building halls, taken at the same time as the
 previous, in 2012. Assembly of modules of a ship inside the building 
halls means a ship will likely not be visible to outside observers 
(whether they be photographers or satellite) until the ship is nearly 
ready for launch. Currently, the “right” building hall is engaged in 
052D production in the foreseeable future, while the “left” building 
hall has been mostly unoccupied for the last few years. The first 055 
class destroyer is thus expected to emerge from the “left” building 
hall, in late 2016 or early 2017<br />
Dalian shipyard, which currently is building some 052D class destroyers,
 is also expected to build the 055 class. However, Hudong shipyard, a 
shipyard which does not have a history of building surface combatants 
larger than frigates, has also recently been rumoured as an additional 
055 construction yard.<br />
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The final build count of the 055 class is unknown, but estimates have 
ranged from 8 ships, to 12 ships, to even 24 ships. The final build 
count will depend on many factors in the future, including China’s 
security environment, as well as the nation’s overall economic 
performance, but it is very likely that many more than three (looking at
 you, Zumwalt class) 055 class destroyers will be built, assuming no 
dramatic turn of events occur such as a collapse of the Chinese economy 
or eruption of a conflict in the region.
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Type 052D and the coming Type 055 can use for both hot launch and cold launch, it is universal.<br />
Bigger silo allow more room for improvement and less restriction on missile size.
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The bigger cell will allow to pack more miniaturized missiles inside.
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