Pour l'ouverture de ce fil info sur l'Inde , une annonce concernant la construction de sous-marin en Inde dans un délais très court


http://corlobe.tk/article14191.html

technologies locales, oui mon c.l ... en emloyant les méthodes de copies à la sauce chinoise:evil:

C'est une pratique courante de nos jours, et les transferts de technologies obligatoires pour espérer placer quelque chose à l'export ne sont pas là pour leur compliquer la tache. Espérons que nos bureaux d'études parviendront à garder une longueur d'avance (mais perso je suis un peu sceptique).

ca sert a quoi une longueur d'avance ????

a envoyer des B1 furtifs en afghanistan ou un hurricane ferais mieux l'affaire ???

Pas assez chers mon fils.

La marine indienne a recu cette semaine (19 mai) le LST INS AIRAVAT de la classe SHARDUL (troisième navire), une version améliorée des LST MAGAR

Le navire peux transporter 10 chars, 11 camions et 500 hommes

Dernières infos

Defence teams to visit Russia for final Gorshkov negotiations
26 May 2009

NEW DELHI: The government has decided to now speed up renegotiation with Russia for the Admiral Gorshkov aircraft carrier refit project and has
scheduled three visits by officials to seal the deal by July-end to allow the ship to join the Indian Navy in the next three years.

These visits by top defence ministry and Navy officials have been planned after a recent trip undertaken by defence secretary Vijay Singh to Moscow failed to break the deadlock in negotiations on the Russian demand for an additional $2 billion for the warship, official sources said here on Tuesday.

A senior official of the Controller of Warship Production and Acquisition left for Russia on Monday to work out the "item-by-item" cost of the refit project for Admiral Gorshkov, which India bought in January 2004 for $1.5 billion, of which $964 million was for the warship and the rest for the onboard 16 MiG-29K fighter aircraft.

The sources said the Defence Secretary would lead a team to Moscow from June 1 to hold talks on the whole gamut of Indo-Russian defence relations and, in particular the Gorshkov deal.

Another senior official of the Controller of Warship Production and Acquisition will visit Russia in the middle of June to work out the warship's trials in Barents Sea in 2011, they said.

Mise à l'eau imminente de l'ATV indien (sous-marin nucléaire), peut-être le 26 juillet ou le 15 août.
http://livefist.blogspot.com/2009/07/historic-atv-launch-imminent.html

Info basée sur celle-ci
http://indiatoday.intoday.in/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=49845&sectionid=83&Itemid=1&issueid=110

Cela serait un dérivé des CHARLIE Un truc récent en somme...

http://indiatoday.intoday.in/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=51956&sectionid=4&secid=&Itemid=1&issueid=114

ça se précise

Ça se précise aussi le retard des "Scorpene" fabriquer localement par les indiens. Apparemment les chantiers locaux ont du mal a absorber & maitriser les technologies occidentales (cf francaises).

Mise a l'eau officielle aujourd'hui du nouveau sous marin nucléaire type ATV indien. Photos & vidéos à venir...

En attendant...

La navy construit/va construire 2 autres INS ARIHANT =

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New Delhi: Approvals have already been granted for building two more nuclear-powered submarines in the Arihant class, according to sources. The construction of the hull for the next one is already underway at a facility of Larson and Toubro (L&T) at Hazira where the first hull was also built, the sources said. Costing over Rs3,000 crore, the three submarines will be based at a facility being developed close to Vishakpatnam. For the new nuclear submarine base at Rambilli, hundreds of acres of land has already been acquired and the navy is hoping to commission the base by 2011 in time for INS Arihant's commissioning. Two of these submarines would be deep in the sea at any given point of time while the third will rest at the base, the sources said. The government has also given clearance for the construction of much bigger SSBNs, each of them costing about $2 billion (approximately Rs 10,000 crore each). This would take off once the three Arihant class submarines are ready. SSBNs are nuclear-powered submarines capable of launching ballistic missiles. Besides, the navy has also proposed the construction of nuclear-powered fast attack submarines that would provide escort to the SSBNs. The SSBNs are not on "patrol" nor are they looking at attacking large ships or tactical targets on land. They are primarily used to hide nuclear weapons and are kept ready for a second strike in case everything else fails. Each of the present class of Advanced Technology Vessels (ATV) are to be manned by a 100-member crew. The team is being trained in Visakhapatnam. The training will get a boost when a nuclear submarine leased from Russia arrives sometime later this year. Defence Research Development Organisation (DRDO) sources said they are ready with K-15 missiles, which has a range of over 750 kilometres and can carry 1,000-kg warheads. A follow-on missile with over 3500-kilometre range -- named K-X -- is also underdevelopment for the nuclear submarines, the DRDO sources said.

Pour les photos ca va être difficile =

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The MoD/PMO has decided not to release any photographs of the submarine, and no filming or photography by the media was permitted inside the Matsya Dock, even though we were just ten metres from it and watched the entire show simply awestruck

Pour le design =

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the submarine is visible based on the Russian Borei-class SSBN (moments before we saw the real sub in its dock, we noticed the official invitation had a silhouette of the submarine indicating that it's almost definitely based on the Borei

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The boat does not have a towed array sonar pod, and has a gradual gradiented hump. According to the official figures released today, the submarine is 110-meters long, 11-metres wide and has a submerged displacement of 6,000-tons