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Naval
Industry News - Indoensia, Philippines |
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PT
PAL Indonesia Started Construction of the 1st SSV LPD for the Navy of
Philippines |
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PT PAL Indonesia held a "First Steel Cutting Ceremony" of
the Strategic Sealift Vessel-1 (SSV) Landing Platform Dock in presence
of the Chief of Staff of the Philippine Navy and other authorities.
The Philippines Ministry of Defence ordered two SSVs from the Indonesian
shipyard. Delivery of this unit is expected on the second quarter of
2016. The second and final delivery is set on 2017. |
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 Strategic Sealift Vessel SSV scale model on display at the PT PAL stand during INDODEFENCE 2014 |
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The
SSV selected by the Philippines is based on the Makassar class LPD design.
Four vessels of this class are already in service with the Indonesian
Navy (TNI-AL) while the Peruvian
Navy placed an order for two similar amphibious vessel in 2012
(to be built locally). |
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 Steel cutting ceremony of the SSV-1 for Philippine Navy |
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Based
on a DSME design, the Indonesian Navy Makassar class LPD have a length
of 125m for a standard displacement of 7,300 tons. They can carry up to
35 vehicles, 5 helicopters (2 in hangar), 218 troops and 2 landing crafts
in a well deck. Basic specifications of Makassar class LPD: • Length Over All = 125 M • Length Between Perpendicular = 109,2 M • Breath = 22.0 M • Depth (Tank Deck)/Truck Deck = 6,7 M / 11,3 M • Draft : Max = 4,9 M • Displacement = 7.300 Ton • Speed max. = 15 Knots • Endurance in days = 30 days • Cruising Range = 10.000 Miles • Complement = 344 person (Crew 126; Troops 218) • Helicopters = 5 units • Landing craft = 2 units |
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