Hangor Class Submarine | Updates & Discussion

[Be dazzled]

What is the curved line on the screen, is than the flight path?? Also what is written below the missiles name, 'Real Time .......' something.......

Real time monitoring screen. Hangor has some clever tricks up it's sleeves. The anechoic arrangement has been customized per customer needs reducing noise through dampening. AIP is quieter than MESMA and offers up to 10 days of additional station time without surfacing. That's a huge plus. The sub can fire the missile and long range torpedo even when below 60meters. Sonar suite, optronic arrangement is day night capable similar to Agosta MLU periscopes by Airbus. The lpi radar, powerful combat data system make it a powerful asset. TCMS is equally effective against missile.

These subs are truly silent and quite capable. Only Augusta MLUs come close.

 

[rafale]

Watch the screen.

When has Pakistan and China ever revealed the true range of their missiles?

This time, Indian Navy will find out the hard way whether Pakistan has the "E" Extended range version or the MTCR version?

hint: Ask Indian Airforce

 

[The SC]

 

[BlueMarlin]

Real time monitoring screen. Hangor has some clever tricks up it's sleeves. The anechoic arrangement has been customized per customer needs reducing noise through dampening. AIP is quieter than MESMA and offers up to 10 days of additional station time without surfacing. That's a huge plus. The sub can fire the missile and long range torpedo even when below 60meters. Sonar suite, optronic arrangement is day night capable similar to Agosta MLU periscopes by Airbus. The lpi radar, powerful combat data system make it a powerful asset. TCMS is equally effective against missile.

These subs are truly silent and quite capable. Only Augusta MLUs come close.

the mesma is a different type of aip where is uses part French nuclear tech from the rubis class, where the aip is in place of the nuclear reactor.

off all the aips.
mesma: are the fastest in terms of speed and can be noisy at the high end.

sirling: reliable efficient but there is a mechanical engine that can create vibrations

fuel cell: the reaction is chemical and there fore quiet. but you have need to have huge hydrogen tanks as fuel.

in all the hangor will have longer legs then the 90b and can cause trouble for the indians on the eastern side.

with 2 subs in service (the first being a training platform) nobody has noticed how quickly they got to speed with using the sub.

 

[SBD-3]

Looks like Harbah NG

 

[hasssanali8998]

Looks like Harbah NG

its CM708UNB , u can see it on the sreen the CNS is watching

i can make our CM-7 something

 

[HERO]

Congratulations! Step up training and reach full combat capability as soon as possible!

 

[Be dazzled]

Cm708 is one of the four missile options on Hangor.

 

[HERO]

Focusing on developing submarines — Pakistan's choice is very smart!

 

[White Privilege]

Cm708 is one of the four missile options on Hangor.

All torpedo tube launched, no vls??

 

[SABRE]

All torpedo tube launched, no vls??

No VLS. China's Type 032 diesel-electric submarine has a VLS, but AFAIK the boat is experimental. Until the PLAAN operationalises a VLS-equipped conventional submarine, I doubt Pakistan would get any from China.

 

[Michael]

No VLS. China's Type 032 diesel-electric submarine has a VLS, but AFAIK the boat is experimental. Until the PLAAN operationalises a VLS-equipped conventional submarine, I doubt Pakistan would get any from China.

Conventionally powered submarines are not well-suited for the installation of a Vertical Launch System (VLS). It is not that it cannot be done, but rather that it is not suitable.

Conventionally powered submarines are generally small. Installing a Vertical Launch System (VLS) consumes a significant amount of internal space. Furthermore, due to volume constraints, one faces a trade-off: either the VLS has few cells—limiting the total ammunition load—or the launch tubes have a small diameter, resulting in a very short operational range for the missiles. In either case, the practical combat value is limited. Consequently, this approach is typically considered only by nations that lack nuclear-powered submarines (which are much larger) or by those whose economic capacity severely restricts their ability to build more nuclear submarines.

The Type 032 is a unique submarine and the world's largest conventionally powered submarine. China built only one Type 032, intended for testing new weapons rather than for operational combat use. It features a Vertical Launch System (VLS) integrated into the interior space of the sail (conning tower) to launch submarine-launched intercontinental ballistic missiles (SLBMs). This configuration is suitable only for weapons testing and is highly disadvantageous for submarines intended for actual combat operations.

In contrast, conventional submarines typically use torpedo tubes to launch missiles, which is an economical and practical approach.

 

[Be dazzled]

All torpedo tube launched, no vls??

All 533mm versions. There's no vls on Hangor

 

[studsmart]

Conventionally powered submarines are not well-suited for the installation of a Vertical Launch System (VLS). It is not that it cannot be done, but rather that it is not suitable.

Conventionally powered submarines are generally small. Installing a Vertical Launch System (VLS) consumes a significant amount of internal space. Furthermore, due to volume constraints, one faces a trade-off: either the VLS has few cells—limiting the total ammunition load—or the launch tubes have a small diameter, resulting in a very short operational range for the missiles. In either case, the practical combat value is limited. Consequently, this approach is typically considered only by nations that lack nuclear-powered submarines (which are much larger) or by those whose economic capacity severely restricts their ability to build more nuclear submarines.

The Type 032 is a unique submarine and the world's largest conventionally powered submarine. China built only one Type 032, intended for testing new weapons rather than for operational combat use. It features a Vertical Launch System (VLS) integrated into the interior space of the sail (conning tower) to launch submarine-launched intercontinental ballistic missiles (SLBMs). This configuration is suitable only for weapons testing and is highly disadvantageous for submarines intended for actual combat operations.

In contrast, conventional submarines typically use torpedo tubes to launch missiles, which is an economical and practical approach.

Most of the new modern subs have VLS now specially those ar under construction. I guess Pakistan should have adopted 6-8 VLS tubes on these subs from inception.