Type 65 Jiangnan-class Frigates
# | Ship name |
yard # |
Building shipyard |
Service fleet | Launch | Service | Stricken | Notes | |
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529 | Haikou | 209 | Shanghai Jiangnan Shipyard | First East China Sea Fleet, then South China Sea Fleet | Aug 1966 1963 ?? | 1966 1964 ?? | Oct 1992 | 1980 Ru Nanhai | |
501 | Xiaguan | 231 | Guangzhou Shipyard | South China Sea Fleet | 03 Dec 1966 | 12 Jun 1967 | |||
502 | Nanchong | 232 | Guangzhou Shipyard | South China Sea Fleet | Jun 1967 | 1994 | After retiring from 1995 stored in Qingdao China Navy Museum, September 2012 demolished. | ||
503 | Kai Yuán | 233 | Guangzhou Shipyard | South China Sea Fleet | Apr 1968 | Jun 1969 | 1986? | ||
504 | Dongchuan | 214 | Guangzhou Shipyard | South China Sea Fleet | 25 Jun 1969 | 02 Dec 1966 | 1988 |
Specifications | |
Builder |
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Propulsion | diesel |
Length | 90-92 meters / 300 feet |
Beam | 10.2 meters |
Draft | 2.92-3 meters |
Displacement, Full Load | 1,249-1,400 tons |
Displacement, Standard | 1146 tons |
Propulsion | 2 diesel engines, maximum continuous power 2x6,600 horsepower |
Speed, Maximum | 21.5 knots [Chinese Sources] 28 knots [Western estimates] |
cruise speed | 16 knots |
Endurance | 2,700 nautical miles @/ 16 knots |
Electronics |
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Armament |
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Anti-submarine |
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Crew | 148 (including officer 12) |
Construction | Five units of this class were built in the 1950s, and entered service in the 1960s. They remained in service through the 1980s before being discarded. |
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