Project 22160 patrol ship

Project 22160 is a series of large patrol ships being constructed for the Russian Navy. The vessels are primarily intended for duties such as patrol, monitoring and protection in open and closed seas. The first ship was laid down in February 2014 and by December 2016 five ships were under construction.[5] The first ship joined the Russian Navy in December 2018.[6][7]

Dmitriy Rogachev in Sevastopol
Class overview
Name: Project 22160
Builders:
Operators:  Russian Navy
Subclasses: Project 22160
Built: 2014–present
In commission: 2018–present
Planned: 6
Building: 3
Completed: 3
Active: 3
General characteristics
Type: Patrol boat
Displacement: from 1300 [1] to 1700 tons (domestic)[2]
Length: 94 m (308 ft)
Beam: 14 m (46 ft)
Draught: 3.4 m (11 ft)
Installed power: 12000 hp (8800 kW) (main unit), 400 kW (DGs)
Propulsion:
  • CODAG 2x (Kolomna 16D49) 6000 hp cruise Diesels
  • 2x boost Gas Turbines (M70FRU or M90FRU)
  • Electric unit (4 Diesel Generators, 1 emergency DG)
  • CODAG or CODAD
Speed: 25 to 30 knots (46 to 56 km/h; 29 to 35 mph),[1] (Domestic CODAD) 27 kn[2]
Range: 6000 miles
Endurance: 60 days
Complement: 80
Sensors and
processing systems:		 Pal-N, Pozitiv-MK radars, Sfera-2 opto-electronic station
Electronic warfare
& decoys:		 TK-25
Armament:
  • 1 × 76.2 mm AK-176MA automatic dual-purpose gun[3]
  • VLS cells with Kalibr-NK system (proposed)
  • 3S90M VLS air defence system (proposed)
  • 3M-47 Gibka naval air defence system (offered for export proposals)
  • 2 × 14.5 mm MTPU machineguns
  • DP-65 10 barreled anti-saboteur automatic grenade launcher system
  • DP-64 2 barreled anti-saboteur grenade launcher system
  • A variety of module containers including weapon modules containing 324 mm Paket-NK torpedoes,[4] 3M24 and Kalibr-NK
Aircraft carried: 1 x Ka-27 or Ka-226

Design

The class's armament includes the Kalibr-NK cruise missile, aerosol camouflage, two grenade launchers and two machineguns and a 76.2 mm dual-purpose gun (AK-176). The ship also has a helicopter deck and hangar for one Ka-27 or a Ka-226 helicopter. The ship also carries a landing speedboat, and has provisions for drones, underwater unmanned craft and unmanned boats. There is accommodation for an additional 60 men.[8][9]

In 2020 it was announced that the Russian Navy would begin trials to test the installation of module containers on patrol vessels permitting such ships to carry significantly upgraded armaments tailored to different missions. The containers were envisaged to carry various weapons including sonars and torpedoes or antiship and cruise missiles.[10] The trials took place in Arctic since June 2020 and lasted 2 months.[11]

On 15 January 2021, Dmitry Rogachev entered the Mediterranean Sea, where it has strengthened the Russian navy squadron.[12]

The Navy plans laying down additional ships.[13]

Export

In April 2018, it was reported that negotiations are underway after Algeria showed interest in acquiring four project 22160 patrol ships, equipped with the Club-N missile system and the Palma anti-aircraft system which includes the Sosna guided missiles. The demand for ships armed with the Kalibr cruise missiles grew after Russia's use of these missiles in combat in Syria.[14]

Ships

Italics indicate estimates

Name Builders Laid down Launched Commissioned Fleet Status
Vasily Bykov Zelenodolsk Shipyard 26 February 2014[15] 28 August 2017[16] 20 December 2018[17] Black Sea Active
Dmitriy Rogachev Zelenodolsk Shipyard 25 July 2014[18] end-2017[19][20] 11 June 2019[21] Black Sea Active
Pavel Derzhavin Zaliv Shipyard 18 February 2016[22] 21 February 2019[23] 27 November 2020[24] Black Sea Active
Sergey Kotov Zaliv Shipyard 8 May 2016[25] 29 January 2021[26] 2021 Black Sea Fitting out
Viktor Velikiy Zelenodolsk Shipyard 25 November 2016[27] April 2021 [28] 2021? Black Sea Under construction
Nikolay Sipyagin Zelenodolsk Shipyard 13 January 2018[29][30] April 2022 [28] before end 2023[31] Black Sea Under construction

See also

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