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|Operators            = {{flagicon|Ossoria}} [[Royal Ossorian Navy]]
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The '''''Ruairí Ó Síoda''-class destroyer''' is a class of destroyers, built for and serving with the [[Royal Ossorian Navy]] (RON) starting in 1989. The class was the fourth class of guided-missile destroyers built by the RON and the first Ossorian destroyer class to be outfitted with a vertical launch system.
The '''''Ruairí Ó Síoda''-class destroyer''' is a class of destroyers, built for and serving with the [[Royal Ossorian Navy]] (RON) starting in 1988. The class was the fourth class of guided-missile destroyers built by the RON and the first Ossorian destroyer class to be outfitted with a vertical launch system.
== Design ==
== Design ==
=== General characteristics ===
=== General characteristics ===

Latest revision as of 23:53, 2 January 2021

Class overview
Name: Ruairí Ó Síoda-class
Operators: Ossoria Royal Ossorian Navy
Succeeded by: Bedwyr Ó Máille-class
Built: 1985 - 1999
In commission: 1988 - Present
Planned: 27
Completed: 27
Active: 27
General characteristics
Type: Guided-missile destroyer
Displacement: 4,550 t standard
Length: 151 meters
Beam: 17.4 meters
Draught: 5.2 meters
Propulsion:
Speed: +30 kts
Range: Unlimited
Complement: 165
Sensors and
processing systems:
  • Type 30-CS-T air search radar
  • Type 31-CF-T surface search radar
  • Type 32-CA-T fire control search radar
  • Hull-mounted sonar
  • Towed array sonar
Electronic warfare
& decoys:
  • ECM suite
  • Decoy launch system
  • Torpedo decoys
Armament:
Armor:
  • Double-spaced armor
  • 70 mm Kevlar
Aircraft carried:
  • 1 × helicopter
  • 5 × UAVs

The Ruairí Ó Síoda-class destroyer is a class of destroyers, built for and serving with the Royal Ossorian Navy (RON) starting in 1988. The class was the fourth class of guided-missile destroyers built by the RON and the first Ossorian destroyer class to be outfitted with a vertical launch system.

Design

General characteristics

The Ruairí Ó Síoda-class ships have an overall length of 151 m, a beam of 17.4 m, and a draught of 5.2 m. They displace approximately 4,550 t at standard load. Each of the class' two steam turbines drive a single 5-bladed Variable-pitch propellers and are powered by a single CS-2 LFTR and are rated at 60,000 shaft horsepower. This gives ships of the class a reported speed of approximately 30 knots.

Sensors

The Ruairí Ó Síoda-class ships were equipped with the Ráth Combat System, which consisted of the Type 30-CS-T air search radar, the Type 31-CF-T surface search radar, and the Type 32-CA-T fire control radar. The ships are also equipped with a hull-mounted sonar system and a towed sonar array.

Armament

  • One 115 mm/55 calibre gun for use against surface, airborne, and shore targets, mounted forward.
  • Two 30 mm autocannons for use against close-in surface targets, mounted amidships on either beam in single mounts.
  • Four 12.7 mm machine guns for use against close-in surface targets, mounted fore and aft of the superstructure on either beam in single mounts.
  • Two 30 mm close-in weapon systems for use against close-in surface and airborne targets, mounted fore and aft of the superstructure.
  • Two 16-cell vertical launch systems capable of launching surface-to-air missiles and anti-submarine missiles for use against standoff-range airborne and subsurface targets, mounted fore and aft of the superstructure.
  • Two quad-canister anti-ship missile launchers for use against standoff-range surface targets, mounted amidships between the forward and aft superstructures and trained outward of either beam.
  • Two triple torpedo tubes for use against close-in subsurface targets, mounted amidships on either beam.

Aviation

The Ruairí Ó Síoda-class ships are outfitted with a helicopter hangar and a flight deck on the stern and are capable of operating a single helicopter. The ships were later refitted to include the launch and retrieval system for a set of five reconnaissance UAVs.

Ships