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Three Warships Launches In One Day, Setting A New Record

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Hudong-Zhonghua Shipyard<br />
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<i>By Jeffrey Lin and P.W. Singer </i> <br />
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Hudong-Zhonghua Shipyard, a subsidiary of the China State Shipping 
Corporation, builds both advanced warships, as well as high tech 
commerce vessels like Liquified Natural Gas (LNG) carriers.<br />
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Not since World War II has a single shipyard launched multiple large 
warships in a single day. But Hudong-Zhonghua Shipyard in Shanghai, one 
of China's best naval and civilian shipyards, just did that. On January 
22, 2015, it showed off its prowess in military mass production by 
simultaneously launching a Type 071 Landing Platform Dock (LPD) 
amphibious warship, a Type 054A frigate, and a Type 815G Electronic 
Intelligence (ELINT) ship.<br />
For comparison, the U.S. Navy commissioned 
only four warships (including a submarine) in all of 2014.<br />
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4th Type 071 LPD<br />

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The 20,000 ton Tanggula Shan is China's fourth Landing Platform Dock, 
with a built in well deck which allows Chinese Marines to start 
amphibious assaults out of the range of coastal defense.<br />
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The Type 071 LPD, the fourth in the class is named Tanggula Shan and 
will be followed by at least two more Type 071 LPDs. Displacing between 
20,000 and 25,000 tons, it can carry up to four Type 726 hovercrafts, 
which can transport a combination of 65 vehicles or 800 infantry across 
60 km of ocean to shore, as well as six Z-8 transport helicopters. Once 
all six Type 071s enter service, China will have the second largest 
offshore amphibious assault capability in the world, after the U.S. 
Marine Corps. A task-force of Type 071s would provide decisive force to 
take or hold disputed small islands, or as the tip of the spear for a 
larger invasion from the sea.<br />
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Another Type 054A Frigate. <a class="externalLink" href="http://www.top81.cn/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.top81.cn</a><br />
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The stealthy Type 054A frigate, 21st in its class, is most 
modern medium sized surface combatant, with capable air defense and 
anti-submarine systems.<br />
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Type 1130 CIWS. =GT at China Defense Forum<br />
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The Type 1130 CIWS, with 11 30mm barrels, is the largest Gatling cannon 
in the world, firing up to 11,000 rounds a minute (that's nearly 200 
rounds a second). Its designers say that it can shoot down 90% of 
incoming supersonic missiles.<br />
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The 4,500-ton Type 054A frigate, the 21st in the class, has improvements
 over the previous Type 054A frigates. It carries a variable depth sonar
 in its rear, to improve its submarine detection capabilities. It also 
has two Type 1130 Close In Weapons Systems (CIWS), replacing the 
previous two Type 730 CIWS. The Type 1130 CIWS has eleven 30mm barrels, 
and can fire up to 11,000 shells a minute. As China will likely face 
enemy submarines and supersonic anti-ship missiles in the near future 
near seas, 054A+'s upgrades would increase its chances of survival.<br />
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Type 0815G Spy Ship<a class="externalLink" href="http://www.top81.cn/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">.</a>  <a href="http://www.top81.cn/">www.top81.cn</a><br />
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This Type 815G spy ship uses its giant radomes to vacuum in enemy 
electronic activity and communications, providing China with a way to 
monitor foreign strategic, naval and air activities both in the near 
seas and internationally (one even went to Hawaii last summer).<br />
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While not directly as lethal as its fellow debutants, the Type 815G 
ELINT spy ship will still provide a critical role in Chinese naval and 
joint operations. Of particular note are the two sensor domes on the 
Type 815G’s superstructure; the large size of those domes indicates high
 sensitivity to record distant enemy radar emissions, electronic jamming
 frequencies and communications signals. A Type 0815G spy ship showed up
 at the multinational RIMPAC 2014 exercise (where China was also a 
participant). In future cyber/kinetic operations, such as those that the
 late Air Sea Battle concept envisioned, the Type 815G spy ships will 
help Chinese commanders prepare and understand the battlefield.<br />
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On this fine January 22, 2015 day, you can see three recently launched 
Chinese warships: the massive Type 071 LPD in front, the Type 815G spy 
ship somewhat hidden behind it, and the new Type 054A frigate in the 
background (which orange coverings on its sensor and communications 
domes above the helicopter hangar).<br />
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The three warships of January 22, 2015 will be joined in the following 
years by other PLAN milestones, such as the Type 055 destroyer, 
domestically built aircraft carriers and the quiet Type 095 nuclear 
attack submarine. Modern naval construction techniques like modular 
building and computer aided design have improved the pace, cost 
effectiveness and capability of Chinese warships. Amidst sequestration 
and austerity triggered cutbacks, western navies are struggling to keep 
naval shipyards in business, China's success in rapidly launching modern
 warships is even more stark.<br />
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<i><a class="externalLink" href="http://www.popsci.com/china-gets-three-warships-one-day" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">China Launches Three Warships In One Day, Setting A New Record | Popular Science</a></i><br />
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<b>J-10C prototype (above) and  J-10B</b><br />
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Hudong-Zhonghua Shipyard By Jeffrey Lin and P.W. Singer Hudong-Zhonghua Shipyard, a subsidiary of the China State Shipping...

Type-1130 close-in weapon system

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<u><b><span style="font-size: small;"><span>Type-1130 CIWS</span></span></b></u><br />
The future of naval warfare will likely include <a class="externalLink" href="http://gizmodo.com/the-us-navys-first-laser-cannon-is-now-deployed-in-the-1659644456" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">lasers</a>, <a class="externalLink" href="http://gizmodo.com/searam-outfits-the-navys-favorite-gatling-gun-with-homi-1636853982" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">auto-cannons</a>, and <a class="externalLink" href="http://sploid.gizmodo.com/i-just-cant-have-enough-of-this-awesome-underwater-miss-1610395166" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">hypersonic missiles</a>
 launched from the other side of the horizon. But while it may not have a
 defense against frickin' lasers, China's newly unveiled Type 1130 
close-in weapon system can make short work of inbound warheads 
travelling at <i>four times the speed of sound</i>.<br />
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It reportedly does so by spewing 10,000 rounds per minute—166 rounds per
 second—perforating any inbound threat well before it can do any damage 
to the PLA Type 054A frigate that the 1130 has been installed on. 
According to the <a class="externalLink" href="http://www.wantchinatimes.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Want China Times</a>,
 a Chinese news outlet, the Type 1130 carries a pair of 1280-round 
magazines—enough to shoot down as many as 40 threats before requiring a 
reload. It's also reportedly quite accurate, notching 90 percent 
accuracy against hypersonic threats. It can also target fixed wing and 
rotary aircraft, surface ships, terrestrial targets along a coast, and 
even sea mines with its 30 mm rounds.<br />
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Details on the weapon system are scarce, but if its 6 to 10-barreled 
predecessors are any indication, the Type 1130 should be able to target 
threats anywhere from 8 to 20 km out. Due to the limited range of the 
Gatling gun it employs, however, the system shouldn't actually be able 
to engage until the threat is right on top of it, around 3 km.<br />
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The system is guided by radar, which are what those two dishes are 
located above the barrel, but due to its weight and power requirements, 
is limited to large PLA frigates and destroyers. The system has also 
been spotted on China's newest aircraft carrier, the Liaoning. Future 
iterations are expected to be installed on China's upcoming Type 055 
Destroyer. Combined with the PLA's new <a class="externalLink" href="http://gizmodo.com/chinas-new-hypersonic-missile-can-scream-past-us-air-d-1501458331" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">WU-14 hypersonic glide vehicle</a>, naval battles may soon be over in the blink of an eye.<br />
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Since 20th 054A FFG building, new 054A install Type1130 to replace old Type730 CIWS.<br />

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 Type 1130 multibarrel autocannon has been confirmed as 
the final production version of what was previously called the Type 
1030. The 1130 has 11 barrels (one more than the 1030) and two magazines
 carrying over 1280 rounds of ammo. That is enough to engage over 40 
targets before needing a reload. Top rate of fire is 10,000 rounds a 
minute (166 per second). This robotic weapon is radar controlled and, 
when turned on, automatically fires at incoming targets while under 
software control. It is similar in function to the U.S. Phalanx. The 
1130 has five times more ammo ready-to-fire than the 1030 along with 
many refinements added during years of development. Because of its size,
 weight and large power requirements the Type 1130 is only installed on 
carriers and large destroyers.<br />
This new weapon was first spotted in 2011 when the new Chinese 
aircraft carrier, the Liaoning (formerly Varyag) was seen with at least 
two of the then-new “Type 1030” automatic cannon systems. The Type 1030 
appeared to be an upgraded (to ten barrels) model of the older Type 730 
(seven barrel) and Type 630 (six barrel), close-in anti-missile 
automatic cannon. All fire 30mm shells at incoming anti-ship missiles, 
aircraft or anything else deemed a danger to the ship. The 1030 turned 
out to be still in development and the final version was the 1130.<br />
Also seen on the Liaoning in 2011 were four 18 cell launcher for 
FL-3000N anti-missile missiles. The FL-3000N is similar to the American 
RAM anti-missile missile system, except that they come in 24 missile and
 18 missile launchers and are less accurate. FL-3000N was only 
introduced in 2008, and uses smaller missiles than RAM. The FL-3000N 
missiles have a max range of nine kilometers (about half that for very 
fast incoming missiles). The 120mm, two meter long missiles use a 
similar guidance system to RAM, but are not as agile in flight.<br />
Missiles are increasingly preferred over cannon for short range 
anti-missile defense. Thus over the last decade, the U.S. Navy Phalanx 
20mm autocannon anti-missile system has been more frequently replaced by
 SeaRAM. What’s interesting about this is that SeaRAM is basically the 
Phalanx system, with the 20mm gun replaced with a box of eleven RAM 
(RIM-116 “Rolling Air Frame”) missiles. The Phalanx was developed in the
 1970s, and entered service in 1977 (about the same time as the original
 Russian Type 630).<br />
RAM was developed in the 1980s, and didn’t enter service until 1993. 
RAM has a longer range (7.5 kilometers) than the Phalanx (2-3 
kilometers, or 3.5 kilometers for the 30mm weapons) and was originally 
designed to be aimed using the ship’s fire control systems. Phalanx, on 
the other hand, has its own radar and fire control system and, once 
turned on, will automatically fire at any incoming missiles. The latest 
Type 630/730/1130 operate the same way. This is necessary, as some 
anti-ship missiles travel at over a 500 meters a second. With SeaRAM, 
you’ve got a little more time, and can knock down the incoming missile 
farther from the ship. This is important, because it was feared that a 
large, very fast anti-ship missile (which the Russians prefer, and sell 
to foreigners), even when shot up by Phalanx, might still end up having 
parts of it slam into the target ship. Since SeaRAM has eleven missiles 
ready to fire, it can also engage several targets at once, something the
 Phalanx could not do.<br />
The RAM missiles are 127mm in diameter, three meters (9.3 feet) long 
and weigh 73.6 kg (162 pounds) each. The terminal guidance system is 
heat seeking. Basically, it uses the rocket motor and warhead from the 
Sidewinder air-to-air missile, and the guidance system from the Stinger 
shoulder fired anti-aircraft missile. SeaRAM missiles cost about 
$450,000 each, which is probably at least 50 percent more than the 
FL-3000N missiles. SeaRAM is meant to provide protection for combat 
support ships that normally have no defenses, or at least no combat 
radars and fire control system. The new LCS will use the SeaRAM as well.<br />
Like most modern carriers, the only weapons carried are anti-missile 
systems like Type 1130 and FL-3000N, plus some heavy machine-guns (which
 are often kept inside the ship, and mounted outside only when needed.) 
However, Russian practice was been to sometimes install long range 
anti-ship missiles as well. China may also do this with Shi Lang.<br />
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