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Raidco Marine presents its OPV and patrol boat at EURONAVAL 2014
Raidco Marine presents its OPV and patrol boat at EURONAVAL 2014
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EURONAVAL
2014 Show Daily - Raidco Marine OPV 56
Raidco
Marine presents its OPV and patrol boat at EURONAVAL 2014
During
EURONAVAL 2014, Raico Marine, specialized in conception and commercialisation
of dedicate ships for state's actions at sea, showcases its different
types of OPV and patrol boats. Raidco Marine develops global solutions
for operational needs.
Raidco Marine reveals its new OPV 56 at EURONAVAL 2014
The
all new projet presented by Raidco Marine is its OPV 56. OPV 56 is an
Offshore Patrol Vessel built with civilian standards. It is 56.95 m long
and 9.3 m wide. Its displacement depends on the equipment put on in. It
can be armed with different types of weapons. There is place in front
for a gun turret up to 76 mm and different emplacements on the ship for
12.7 mm machine guns. two 6.20 m RHIB are on board, at the back of the
ship with a direct acces to the sea. Its hull is made of steel and the
superstructure is in aluminum. There are 36 crew aboard. It is propelled
by two Caterpillar 3516C HD that provide 3.434 hp and allow a fully load
speed of 22 knt.
An other Offshore patrol vessel, the OPV 45 is also presented on the Raido
Marine's booth. OPV 45 is already ordered by Senegalese Navy and the first
OPV 45 was launched in October 10, 2014. OPV 45 is 45.6 m long and 8.4
m wide. It can be armed with a weapon system up to 40 mm. Two 6.2 m RHIB
are also on board. Its hull is made of steel and the superstructure is
in aluminum. There are 25 crew aboard and its propulsion system allows
a fully load speed of 22 knt.
Raidco Marine presents
its RPB 33 at EURONAVAL 2014
Raidco Marine also
exhibits two types of quite similar ships. PHM 33 and RPB 33 are patrol
boats with deep-sea surveillance capability. The two ships have the same
dimensions. The main difference between the ships resides in the hull
material. The PHM 33's hull is made of steel while that of RPB 33 is GRP
(Glass-reinforced plastic), a composite material, made. This composite
hull enables the RPB 33 to reach the speed of 30 knt, when the PHM 33
can only reach 22 knt. Both of them can be armed up to a 30 mm gun and
some 12.7 mm machine gun. One 6.2 m RHIB is also on board.