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Petya Class / Project 159 |
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Petya Class Frigate |
Petya I | Petya II | Mod Petya I | Mod Petya II |
Russian Designation: |
MPK (Maly Protivolodochny
Korabl) Translation: Small Anti-Submarine Ship In 1978 this was changed to Storezhevoy Korabl meaning escort ship | |||
Manufacturer: |
Kaliningrad and Komsomolsk Shipyards | |||
Role: |
Anti-Submarine Warfare Ship |
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Year Adopted: |
1961-1964 | 1964-1969 | 1973+ | 1978 |
Number in Class:* (All Mod Petya I were made from Petya I, and the Mod Petya II was made from a Petya II) | 18 ships | 27 ships | 8 ships | 1 |
Displacement: Standard Full Load |
950 tons 1,150 tons |
950 tons 1,160 tons |
950 tons 1,150 tons |
950 tons 1,160 tons |
Operational Status: |
Russia: Believed Obsolete Other Nations: 12 transferred to India, 2 transferred to Syria, and 2 transferred to Vietnam in 1978. We do not know the operational status of these ships at this time. | |||
Armament: |
2x Twin 76mm (3 inch) Dual Purpose
Guns Mine Racks with 20-30 mines (on
all but Mod Petya I class) * Two on Petya II series ships | |||
Sensor Suite: |
1x 'Slim Net' air search radar (Petya I series only) *Only on the eight Petya I's that were converted to Mod Petya I, and all Petya II series ships. |
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Engine: |
CODAG arrangement, with 2x diesels and 2x gas turbines delivering a maximum of 36,000 hp to three propeller shafts. | |||
Crew: |
98 Officers and Sailors | |||
Length: |
268.4 feet |
270.7 feet (82.5 meters) |
268.4 feet (81.8 meters) |
270.7 feet (82.5 meters) |
Draught: |
9.5 feet |
9.5 feet (2.9 meters) |
9.5 feet (2.9 meters) |
9.5 feet (2.9 meters) |
Beam: |
29.9 feet |
29.9 feet (9.1 meters) |
29.9 feet (9.1 meters) |
29.9 feet (9.1 meters) |
Maximum Speed: |
33 knots | |||
Range: |
4,000 Nautical miles (7,410 km) at 20 knots | |||
Aircraft: |
None |
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