DSA 2018

ukm107109

各位大神，谁可以分享DSA2018的照片吗？

完美@1010

都不准拍照的  

detectivebinbin

在刚结束的《2018年亚洲防务展》（DSA 2018）中，马来西亚的马来西亚莫实德船厂公司（Boustead Naval Shipyard）展出了两款值得注意的军舰模型。

第一款是第二批次的新世代巡逻舰（NGPV Batch 2）。





从模型上可看出第二批次的上层结构和首批6艘有着明显的分别，其舰桥大幅倾斜并且取消了原来B炮位的结构。最令人震惊的是全舰的武装竟然只有舰艏一门Bofors 57公厘快炮和直升机库上的30公厘遥控机炮！之前6个前辈至少还预留空间和电缆管路可安装反舰导弹、反潜鱼雷和防空导弹。据悉，未来NGPV都不会配置导弹，光靠一门中小口径舰炮（76公厘或57公厘）和一门小口径机炮打天下，成为可搭载直升机的大型炮艇～

第二款是濒海任务舰（LMS）的概念舰，可以看出和较早签约建造时所释出的照片差别很大～

cyberjaye

detectivebinbin 发表于 23-4-2018 04:32 PM
在刚结束的《2018年亚洲防务展》（DSA 2018）中，马来西亚的马来西亚莫实德船厂公司（Boustead Naval Shipyard）展出了两款值得注意的军舰模型。

第一款是第二批次的新世代巡逻舰（NGPV Batch 2）。





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本来将要在DSA颁发10亿的合约给BHIC, 结果没有公布~~

detectivebinbin

cyberjaye 发表于 23-4-2018 06:46 PM
本来将要在DSA扮发10亿的合约给BHIC, 结果没有公布~~

看守政府看看守守就好，别随便颁发合约～话说这一届DSA 2018真的被大选抢完风头～

cyberjaye

detectivebinbin 发表于 23-4-2018 08:40 PM
看守政府看看守守就好，别随便颁发合约～话说这一届DSA 2018真的被大选抢完风头～

中文

http://www.janes.com/article/794 ... kedah-class-vessels
DSA 2018: Malaysia’s Boustead lines up second batch of Kedah-class vessels

Malaysia’s Boustead Heavy Industries Corporation (BHIC) is preparing a proposal to supply the Royal Malaysian Navy (RMN) with a second batch of MEKO 100 Kedah-class corvettes, the company has confirmed to Jane’s .

Speaking at the Defence Services Asia (DSA) 2018 exhibition in Kuala Lumpur on 19 April, Zulkefli bin Mohd Ghazali, BHIC’s head of project planning and co-ordination, said that the company has offered a batch-two design based on the original hull, the licence for which BHIC has acquired.

BHIC has also recently formed a partnership with the RMN to review the design and make improvements based on RMN requirements, he said.

The first batch of six Kedah-class corvettes, referred to in Malaysia as New Generation Patrol Vessels (NGPVs), were built through a partnership between BHIC and Blohm+Voss. The first two vessels were built in Germany between 2001 and 2003 and entered service in 2006. BHIC built the remaining four vessels in Malaysia, the last of which was delivered to the RMN in 2010.

The RMN has a stated requirement for an additional 12 Kedah-class corvettes, which are expected to be built through two additional batches. The acquisition forms part of the RMN’s ’15 to 5’ modernisation programme, through which the RMN plans to consolidate its fleet of 15 ship classes into five to improve cost efficiencies.

Ghazali said that in line with this programme, the batch-two proposal is “budget driven with a cost ceiling we cannot exceed”. Jane’s understands that the targeted unit price of the second-batch ships is less than MYR500 million (USD129 million).

Although most of the proposed dimensions and specifications of the batch-two class are the same as the batch-one vessels, Ghazali added that cost efficiencies will be achieved by “scaling down” some of the configurations and capabilities, including weapons systems.

http://www.janes.com/article/79285/dsa-2018-malaysia-s-boustead-leverages-chinese-know-how-in-lms-programme


DSA 2018: Malaysia’s Boustead leverages Chinese know-how in LMS programme

Malaysia’s Boustead Heavy Industries Corporation (BHIC) is preparing the second phase of its programme to build littoral mission ships (LMS) for the Royal Malaysian Navy (RMN).

Ir Hairutdin Ayob, LMS programme director at BHIC, said the company has nearly completed the design of a platform that could form the basis of additional batches of LMS vessels, following on from the four Chinese-designed LMS that the RMN has already agreed to procure from BHIC and its partner, China Shipbuilding and Offshore International (CSOC).

Speaking at the Defence Services Asia (DSA) 2018 exhibition in Kuala Lumpur, Ayob said the new design is loosely based on the original LMS but has been updated and adapted to meet future and additional RMN requirements such as greater emphasis on patrol operations.