| Source | NAe proposto no Projeto POSEIDOM, Por: E.M.Pinto 2011
JR Lucariny, Brazil Plan contributor,
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| Type | Ship Airfield, NAe
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| Crew | Total capacity 3000, default 600 crewmen + 450 members of the Air Corps.
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| Displacement | 60000 tonnes.
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| Length | 300 meters / 975 feet
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| Draught | 12 m
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| Mouth | 48 m.
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| Deck width | 76 m.
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| Propulsion |
3 gas turbine Rolls Royce MT-30, or
2 turbines General Electric GEnx-BR, coupled to 1 electrical generation system of fuel cell type or
nuclear reactor with two more reactors 2 gas turbines.
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| Range | 36000 miles (for conventional propulsion system).
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| Sensors |
Radar system integrated three-dimensional air search multi-Pulso, bands (C-F/V and X), 1 surface search system would operate in the band (G). The radars would be multifunctional type 480 km range and the second being the search radar type of 600 km range.
Sonar systems 2 multi-function, integrated into the operating system at two frequencies (top and middle).
Electronic countermeasures systems, RWR, Infra-red detectors, detectors of infrared emissions and anti-torpedo defence systems and firing systems 4 chaff and flares.
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| Armament |
4 batteries of cannons of 30 mm hexacanos with rate of fire of 6000 rounds per minute and maximum range 6 km,
4 launchers octuplets of missiles MAC-30-GO/RD
4 vertical launchers sextuplets Anti-missile defense long-range Air, MDAL-600 of 600 km range.
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| Embarked Air Group | Standard capacity 60 aircraft. Usually shipped with
36 AF-50 aircraft
4 EF-50 electronic warfare aircraft
12 ARD-12 aircraft
4 E-106 aircraft
2 remote sensing aircraft R-106
6 NH-24 helicopters of naval warfare, salvage and rescue
However in specific occasions the ship could still withstand the loading of other aircraft squadrons, such as squadrons composed of
KC-106 aerial refueling aircraft
C-106 all-cargo Aircraft and/or
CH-72 cargo Helicopters and
ARD-12 and ARDH-09 unmanned aerial vehicles
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| Support vessels |
1 VDT-60 Hovercraft of transportation and logistical support
4 BP-120 monitoring and support boats
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