Interesting facts about Mormugao!

Q.  Name India’s most advanced guided missile destroyer second ship of Project 15B launched on 17th Sept?
- Published on 19 Sep 16

a. Mormugao
b. Mamargao
c. Marmagoa
d. Marmagao

ANSWER: Mormugao
 
Interesting facts about Mormugao!A significant milestone in indigenous warship design and construction in India was attained with the launch of the most advanced guided missile destroyer Mormugao at the MDL dock in Mumbai
  • This is the second ship of Project 15B and has a launch weigh of 2844 tonnes
  • It was created through a partnership between MDL, India Navy, DRDO, OFB, BEL PSUs and private industry. In ensuring force levels are made to meet India’s national strategic objectives
  • Project 15B featured cutting edge advanced technology and compares to the best ships of similar class anywhere in the world
  • Ships have been indigenously designed by the Directorate of Naval Design
  • Each ship spans 163 metres in length and 17.4 metres in beam and displaces 7300 tonnes
  • Ship will be propelled by four gas turbines to achieve speeds in excess of 30 knots
  • P15B destroyers incorporate new design concepts for stealth, sea keeping, improved survivability and ship manoeuvrability
  • Shore, sea and air targets can be tracked by the ship
  • These ships can truly be classified as possessing a Network of Networks, as they are equipped with Integrated Platform Management System (IPMS), Ship Data Network (SDN), Automatic Power Management System (APMS) and Combat Management System (CMS).
  • While control and monitoring of machinery and auxiliaries is achieved through the IPMS, power management is done using the APMS.
  • The CMS performs threat evaluation and resource allocation based on the tactical picture compiled and ammunition available onboard. The SDN is the information highway on which data from all the sensors and weapons ride.
  • The ship’s “fire power” consists of sophisticated weapons-sensor suite including vertically launched Surface to Air Missiles (SAM) and Surface-to-Surface Missiles (SSM) for long distance engagement of shore and sea based targets.

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