Giới thiệu về Su-27SKM và Su-30MK2 (PART-2)

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Nhìn thông tin của bác đưa ra thì hình như nó không chỉ là đối hạm mà còn có mục tiêu đối đất nữa
Mấy lị bác chú thích cho anh em cái, có phải ai cũng biết tiếng Nga đâu

Nhìn thông tin của bác đưa ra thì hình như nó không chỉ là đối hạm mà còn có mục tiêu đối đất nữa
Mấy lị bác chú thích cho anh em cái, có phải ai cũng biết tiếng Nga đâu
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http://www.ato.ru/eng/cis/archive/10-2005/defense/news2/?sess_=c52f72b1a99050b7fb2563df175c82f0

Hệ thống phongf thủ bờ biển Bal-E dùng tên lưa Uran-X-35






Được gulfoil sửa chữa / chuyển vào 19:33 ngày 26/07/2007

Weapons for New Aircraft
Changes in the development strategy for Russia''s fighter aviation can also impact the development of weapons carried by the service''s combat aircraft. Unlike existing aircraft, fifth-generation stealth fighters cannot carry missiles on external pylons - especially air-to-air weapons. This reality places constraints on several missile systems that could not fit into internal weapon bays with limited volume. And the Russian Air Force''s introduction of the Su-35 transitional fighter, as well as upgraded MiG-29s and MiG-31s, will also affect the priorities for the development and deployment of weapons.
Air-to-air missiles
The newer aircraft entering Russia''s inventory will be equipped with improved radars that enable the use of longerrange air-to-air missiles. In Russia, the deployment of such increased-range weapons can be solved in three ways. First of all, the MiG-31 interceptor weapon modernization program will allow the R-33 missile''s upgrade to be pursued, as well as the completion of development for the R-37. The Yekaterinburg-based Novator design bureau also will have the opportunity to finish the KS-172 long-range missile project also known as AAM-L, RVV-L or K-100.
Sukhoi Corp. had planned to use the weapon on the Su- 35, but earlier development activity was not approved by the military, which was not interested in a missile that was too big for in the weapon bays of Russia''s fifthgeneration PAC FA fighter.
In ad***ion, a project based on the proven R-27 missile with active selfguidance seekers can be resumed. Developments and improvements evolved during in the past 10 years should be able to boost the range of this weapon to 110 km. while keeping its price relatively low (1.5 times less than America''s AIM-120).
The development of Russian air-to-air missiles can be aided by the new active radiolocation guidance systems from MNII Agat, which now are being exhibited at international air shows. The family includes modified 9B-1103M-150, 9B-1103M-200 and 9B-1103M-350 seekers with diameters of 150, 200 and 350 mm, respectively. The smallest can provide small air-to-air missiles with active radiolocation guidance.
The second is intended for midrange missiles, including the R-27A. Other Russian missile developments include the R-27P, which is a version of a well-known missile with passive guidance for use against radio-emitting targets, and the RVV-AE surfaceto- air version.
According to information from MKB Vympel, use of the RVV-AE in a landbased anti-aircraft system provides coverage out to a range of 1.2-12 km., up to an altitude of 0.02-9 km. This is slightly better than existing anti-aircraft missiles of similar weight used in existing short-range anti-aircraft systems. The RVV-AE version for land-based systems is now in the design and test phase. According to official statements, the RVV-AE missile is planned to be used in several Army and Navy surface-to-air systems, including the Kvadrat, Osa and S-60.
Air-to-ground missiles and bombs
Judging by the developments of the recently- formed Tactical Missile Armament Corporation, Russian designers are making significant efforts to narrow the gap between Russia and the U.S. in the field of satellite-guided weapons. The MAKS-2005 air show marked the debut of the Kh-25MSE missile - a new version of a well-known missile used against targets with known coordinates. Its guidance system has a receiver that uses satellite navigation system signals, with land-based differential correction. The Kh-25MAE with an active radiolocation self-guidance seeker already has been demonstrated. Both missiles feature ranges of 2.5-40 km and are fitted with an 86-kg. warhead.
According to Tactical Missile Armament Corporation officials, the market might soon see Kh-29 versions (developed by MKB Vympel) equipped with satellite guidance systems as well. Also featured at the recent MAKS- 2005 air show was the KAB-500S-E satellite-guided bomb developed by GNPP Region. The rapid development Russia''s satellite-guided armament is being spurred by the completion of development for the new Su-27IB (Su-34) front-line bomber and the expected production startup of this combat aircraft.

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BAL-E Coastal Missile System
with Kh-35E (3M-24E) Anti-ship Missiles
The Bal-E mobile coastal missile system (CMS) is designed:
? to control straits and territorial waters;
? to protect naval bases, other coastal installations and infrastructures;
? to defend coastline in probable landing approach areas.
The missile system can conduct combat actions, providing fully autonomous after-launch missile guidance in fair and adverse weather con***ions, by day and night, under enemy fire and electronic countermeasures.
The Bal-E CMS is a mobile weapon system, based on the MAZ 7930 chassis, comprising:
- up to two self-propelled command, control and communications (C3) posts
- up to four self-propelled launchers with the Kh-35E (3M-24E) type anti-ship missiles in transport-launch containers (eight TLCs on a standard launcher)
- up to four transport-reload vehicles intended for preparing the next salvo.
The C3 post provides target reconnaissance, designation and optimal distribution between launchers. Active and passive high-precision radar channels allow the system to implement flexible target acquisition strategies, including covert ones.
The launchers and transport-reload vehicles can be deployed in covered positions in the depth beyond the coastline. In this case neither covertness of their combat positions nor man-made and natural obstacles in the direction of fire will limit combat employment of the system.
The system can conduct both single and salvo fire from any launcher, with the capability of receiving current information from other command posts and external reconnaissance/target designation data sources.
A salvo can include up to 32 missiles. One such salvo can thwart a combat mission carried out by an enemy naval attack group, a landing force or a convoy.
The system can fire the next salvo in 30-40 minutes thanks to its transport-reload vehicles. Combat management of the Bal-E assets is based on digital data transmission, automated communications, message processing and ciphering with guaranteed security.
The system is equipped with night vision, navigation, survey and positioning aids enabling it to rapidly change its firing positions after completing the assigned mission, and relocate to a new combat area.
The system can be deployed in the new position within 10 minutes.
An integrated coastal defence system combining the Bal-E CMS, offshore patrol vessels with the Uran-E ship-borne missile systems and missile-carrying combat aircraft armed with the Kh-35E (3M-24E) unified anti-ship missiles, would be able to perform diverse operational and tactical tasks at minimal costs thanks to a single missile maintenance and repair system.
Basic Specifications

Engagement range (from coastline), km up to 120
Fire position distance from coastline, km up to 10
Launcher/transport-reloader ammunition load, msls up to 8
Inter-missile launch time (in salvo), sec not more than 3
Max speed, km/h:
on road 60
off road 20
Missile launch weight, kg about 620
Total ammunition load, msls up to 64
Endurance range (without refueling), km not less than 850