India's Nilgiri-class Ship Brief

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The Nilgiri class warship is a class of advanced stealth guided missile frigates being developed for the Indian Navy as part of Project 17A. These warships are an enhancement of the earlier Shivalik class and incorporate advanced technologies to improve stealth, survivability, and combat capabilities.
Displacement: 6,670 tons.
Length: 149 meters.
Beam: 17.8 meters.
Draft: 5.3 meters.
Propulsion:
Configuration: Combined Diesel and Gas (CODAG) system.
Engines: Two General Electric LM2500+ gas turbines and two MAN 12V28/33D STC diesel engines.
Speed: Capable of speeds up to 30 knots.
Range: Approximately 5,500 nautical miles at 18 knots.
Armament:
Missiles:
BrahMos supersonic cruise missiles.
Barak 8 surface-to-air missiles.
Guns:
One OTO Melara 76 mm naval gun.
Two AK-630 close-in weapon systems (CIWS).
Torpedoes: Torpedo launchers for anti-submarine warfare.
Sensors and Radar:
Radar Systems:
MF-STAR (Multi-Function Surveillance and Threat Alert Radar) for air and surface search.
L-band radar for long-range surveillance.
Sonar Systems: Advanced towed array sonar and hull-mounted sonar for underwater detection.
Electronic Warfare: Comprehensive electronic warfare suite including jammers and decoys.
Aviation Facilities:
Helicopter: Capacity to operate two helicopters, typically the HAL Dhruv or the Westland Sea King.
Hangar and Flight Deck: Equipped with a hangar and flight deck for helicopter operations.
Crew and Accommodation:
Crew: Approximately 250 personnel, including officers and sailors.
Accommodation: Modern facilities for crew comfort and operational efficiency.
Additional Features:
Stealth Design: Reduced radar cross-section through advanced hull design and use of composite materials.
Automation: Integrated Platform Management System (IPMS) for enhanced automation and reduced crew workload.
Combat Management System: Advanced Combat Management System (CMS) for effective threat evaluation and response.
The Nilgiri class frigates are designed to perform multiple roles, including anti-submarine warfare (ASW), anti-air warfare (AAW), and anti-surface warfare (ASuW), making them a versatile asset in the Indian Navy's fleet.
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@distroyer06djsn86

You'd have perun make your slides? Lol

@Humble_Balaclava

CORRECTION: Chinese Supplying Sensors to Indian Navy, Mate they are adversaries for us, how can they help with sensors?, It's like saying Iran provides radar equipment to Israel.

@danlegris387

Canada has spent close to $7billion already on our CSC and we haven't even cut 1 piece of steel yet

@corvanphoenix

These ships look outstanding. India is making big advances in capability in many areas. The fact that this is mostly indigenous is all you need to know about how serious they are about their future.

@kenandbarbie-b6c

India is being hemmed in by CCP China by their Belt & Road initiative. CCP China has influenced countries very close to India like Sri Lanka & the Maldives. India realizes they need an up to date navy to help deal with an anticipated future conflict with CCP China. Frankly, they are doing a better job with this than the US Navy, which needs to be fixed.

@akhilyugesh

Chinese help for sensors on indian ships is really hilarious!

@JonathanHStone

I highly doubt that the Chinese are helping the Indian Navy in any respect; they are the peer oppositional power in the region. Pakistan and China cooperate, both to counterveil Indian power.

@M167A1

Nice to see somebody getting new frigates

@rowon8249

India represents a significant advantage for the United States in its competition with China., hope USA wont go back to what they did with India in 1971,

@gavinhammond1778

Excellent presentation, India isn t the poor cousin anymore, clearly. Thanks for the content.

@sachair2701

Chinese assisting India for building weapon systems, which are essentially meant to be used against them, India's top rival in the region, how does that work?

@PatrickBatefan

Heavyweight torpedo Varunastra range is 50 km & max speed 50 knots & Chinese didn't provide any sensor for EW system.

@Shubhabratabanerjee

1) All of the 32 Barak-8s in the ship have a range of 100 Km. You are confusing Barak-1 with Barak-8.

@pramodkb6635

- India and China are arch rivals, India is fast tracking it's defence procurements just to arm itself against china, no way china is helping India in anything and Indians dont want it too.

@IndyRider

A couple of corrections here:

@ejwalsh877

Indian armed forces have an interesting approach to their procurement. Cherry picking and combining systems from various nations.

@k9killer221

From an overall socio-economic perspective, India is quickly evolving into a very powerful and prosperous nation. It's reached some economic takeoff point where factors of production all start combining into a spiral of rapid advancement and accelerating direct foreign investment.

@jonny-b4954

7:00

@Gr8putin

India never said Brahmos is India only project in fact name of missile is from rivers of India Russia. What India did is took Russian missile absorbed the technology slowly swapped Russian parts with Indian parts made anti ship missile to make it work in other modes added few dive modes and inducted heavily in numbers