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French company Naval Group presents its full range of submarines at EuroNaval Online
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the digital edition of Euronaval 2020 International Naval Defence and Maritime Exhibition
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Naval Group has an affective offer in terms of conventional and nuclear
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powered submarines, including the Scorpon family and Barakuda or Sopren class. Naval Group is the overall prime contractor of the ship's architecture, and Technic At Home is the prime
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contractor for the nuclear reactor. The French Defense Procurement Agency, the DGA
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is in charge of the overall program with the Atomic Energy and Alternative Energy Commission
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for the nuclear reactor. Naval Group is one of the most experienced submarine designers and
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builders in the world, having built more than 100 submarines for nine navies
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The company has developed both conventional and nuclear submarines, ranging from 2,000 tons
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up to 14,000 tons. Let's have a glance first at the submarines of the Scorpion class
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It a class of diesel submarines jointly developed by Naval Group and the Spanish company Navantia This class of submarines encompasses for subtypes including the CM conventional diesel version
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the AM-2000 air-independent propulsion derivative, the downsized CA-2000 coastal submarine, and the enlarged SBR for the Brazilian Navy
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without air-independent propulsion. The scorpion class submarines are in service with Chile, Malaysia, India and Brazil
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Over 14 Scorpon submarines were sold by Naval Group internationally. The Scorpon-Hull design traces its lineage to the proposed diesel-electric version of the nuclear-powered amethyst class attack submarines
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But this design has been downsized to eliminate the size penalties that are automatically associated with nuclear power
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The hull form itself is a derivative of the hydrodynamically efficient Alba Corps design
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The Scorpon-class submarine has two diesel-generation sets providing 1,250 kilowatt of power
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The Scorpon submarine can carry 18 torpedoes and missiles or 30 mines
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It is equipped with six bow-located 21-inch torpedo tubes that can load anti-ship and anti-submarine torpedoes
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as well as anti-surface missiles. The handling and loading of weapons are automated
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Let focus on the barakuda or suffrage class now For the French Navy Naval Group designs and builds this class of submarines The first in class the SSN Sufran achieved integration of all its equipment in 2017
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after which testing began with sea trials commencing in 2019. The second submarine, the Duget Truen, follows the Sufferin into assembly
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By 2009, six baracudas are set to replace the six ruby, army this class boats currently in service
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The Saffron is one of the stealthiest submarines over the world. For the first time, thanks to this class, the French Navy is getting a deep strike capability
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with MBDA's naval cruise missile, the MDCN. The latest generation of SSN also allows the discrete deployment of special forces underwater
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in particular thanks to its divers hatch and the optional carrying of a dry deck shelter allowing for the deployment of underwater
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water vehicles. The Sophran Barakuda-class submarine has a surface displacement of 4,700 tons
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with the length of 99 meters and a diameter of 8.8 meters. The submarine is propelled by a new
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hybrid design providing electric propulsion, including two turbo-reductors group with a 10-migawatt
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equivalent to 13 horsepower propulsion alternator feeding electric engines and nuclear reactor K developing 150 megawatt equivalent to 200 horsepower The sub can reach a maximum speed of 40 knots 26 km per hour when submerged in
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25 knots, 46 km per hour in underwater conditions. It's operated by a crew of 65 people and it can accommodate a group of commandos
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The suffering barracuda class submarine is armed with 4, 533mm torpedo and carries 18 torpedoes and missiles in a mixed load
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The submarine can fire naval ship cruise missiles developed by MBDA, F-21 heavyweight wire guided torpedoes
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and modernized Exocet SM39 anti-ship missiles. During its tests carried on in the Mediterranean Sea in October 2020
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the Sifrin also successfully fired an Exorcet SM-39 anti-ship missile. Thank you. I'm
