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Saha Expo International Defense Exhibition Turkey Istanbul

Gibka 3M-47

30 Jul, 2024 - 13:49
Missiles

Gibka 3M-47 naval turret mount, air defense missile system
(Also known as 3M47 Ghibka, 9K310, 9M310, 9M313, Igla-1, Igla-M, SA-16, SA-N-10 Gimlet)

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GHIBKA 3M-47 (3M47 Gibka) Turret Mount is intended for guidance and remote automated launching of IGLA type missiles to provide protection of surface ships with displacement of 200 tons and over against attacks of anti-ship missiles, aircraft and helicopters in close-in area.

Description

The 3M-47 Ghibka turret was designed by Altair Naval Radio Electronics Scientific Research Institute and is manufactured by the Ratep Joint Stock Company.

Ghibka 3M-47 (3M47 Gibka) Turret Mount is intended for guidance and remote automated launching of IGLA type missiles to provide protection of surface ships with displacement of 200 tons and over against attacks of anti-ship missiles, aircraft and helicopters in close-in area..

The turret mount utilizes information from ship's radars. The missiles are equipped with homing head with optical tracking (passive) and artifical thermal noise detector. The system is design to resist natural (background) and artificial jamming conditions. The turret mount is equipped with 9M39 and 9M342 anti-aircraft guided missiles.

To date, 3M-47 Ghibka is installed on Project 21630 "Buyan" class corvettes, Project 21631 "Buyan-M" class missile corvettes and will be installed on the future Mistral type LHD for the Russian Navy.

Variants:
Version 1 with 4 SAM
Version 2 with 8 SAM

Technical Data

Composition

The Ghibka 3M-47 system comprises:
Shipborne turret mount:
- Four to eight 9M39 missiles or 9M342 missiles
- Support-turning device
- Optical-electronic device
Control Module:
- Automated operator workstation
- Electronic equipment unit to control driving gears
- Power supply system

9M39 missiles (SA-18 Igla)

The 9M39 missile employs an IR guidance system using proportional convergence logic. The new seeker offers better protection against electro-optical jammers; the probability of kill against an unprotected fighter is estimated at 30-48%, and the use of IRCM jammers only degrades this to 24-30%.

9M342 missiles (SA-24 Grinch Iglas-S)

The effectiveness of the 9M342 missile against air targets is attributed to the increase weight of the explosive in the missile's warhead and to the impact/proximity fuze enabling the missile to kill the target both in the event of a direct hit and when it passes at a distance of up to 1.5 m from the target. The target engagement has increased to 6 km compared with the 5.2 km of the Igla (SA-16 / SA-18) system.

Operation

The turret is remotely operated and can be steered towards targets detected by the Positiv, Furke or Fregat naval radar systems. Final aiming is achieved at the control module through a TV sighting system. According to constructor specifications, the visual detection range of an aircraft through the control module is 12 to 15 Km.

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