Fugas-class minesweeper vs Type 054A frigate

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Fugas-class minesweeper

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Type 054A frigate — licensed reference photograph

BWarships

Type 054A frigate

Frigate

Credit

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At a glance

Side by side

Length comparisonOne shared metre scale

Fugas-class minesweeperLength

62 m

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Type 054A frigateLength

134 m

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Lengths retain their source configuration and measurement scope.

Fugas-class minesweeperlarger figure on 0 of 3

None

Type 054A frigatelarger figure on 3 of 3

Length+116%
Beam+116%
Speed+56%

Counts only measures both sources give with the same scope. A larger figure is not a better system.

Measured figures

Head to head

14 of 32 rows sourced on both sides

62m

134m

Length+116%

All recorded figures & sources

62 m

Length

Single source

62 metres (203 ft 5 in)^[source]

134 m

Length

Single source

Configuration

Details

Fugas-class minesweeper and Type 054A frigate configuration
Specification	Fugas-class minesweeper	Type 054A frigate
Name	Fugas class (Project 3)^[source]	—
Operators	Soviet Navy Korean People's Navy^[source]	People's Liberation Army Navy China Coast Guard Pakistan Navy^[source]
Succeeded by	T43-class minesweeper^[source]	Type 054B frigate^[source]
Built	1933–1946^[source]	2005–present^[source]

In commission	1936–1961^[source]	2008–present^[source]

Completed	44^[source]	—

Active	1^[source]	46^[source]

Lost	19^[source]	—

Retired	24^[source]	—

Propulsion	2 × diesel engines; two shafts^[source]	—

Armament	Main armament: 1 × 100 mm (3.9 in) B-24 M1936 naval cannon Dual-purpose weapon: 1 × 45 mm 21-K or 1–3 × 37 mm 70-K or 2 × 25 mm 84-KM AA guns 2 × Oerlikon 20 mm guns (1942 upgrade in the Baltic Fleet) 2 × 12.7 mm DK machine guns 2–4 × 12.7 mm DShK machine guns (1942 upgrade in the Baltic and Pacific Fleets) 2 × 12.7 mm M2 Browning machine guns (1942 upgrade in the Pacific Fleet) Anti-submarine weapon: 2 × BMB-1 M1940 anti-submarine mortars 2 × depth charge racks 40 × depth charges Mine warfare equipment: 21–31 × M1926 moored mines^[source]	1 × 32-cell H/AKJ-16 VLS HHQ-16 SAM Yu-8 anti-submarine missile 2 × 4 YJ-83 anti-ship missiles 1 × H/PJ-26 76 mm naval gun (Type 054A and Type 054A+) or 1 x H/PJ-87 100 mm naval gun (Type 054AG) 2 × 30 mm Type 730 7-barrel gun-based CIWS or Type 1130 11-barrel gun-based CIWS 2 × 3 324 mm Yu-7 torpedo launchers 2 × 6 Type 87 240mm anti-submarine rocket launcher^[source]

Country of origin	Soviet Union^[source]	People's Republic of China^[source] People's Republic of China^[source]

Manufacturer	Severnaya Verf, Petrozavod, Sredne-Nevskiy Shipyard, Sevastopol Shipyard^[source]	—

Builders	—	Hudong-Zhonghua Shipyard Huangpu Shipyard^[source]

Preceded by	—	Type 054 frigate^[source]

Subclasses	—	Tughril class (Pakistan) Type 818 Cutter (China Coast Guard)^[source]

Cost	—	US$348 million (est. 2015)^[source]

Planned	—	50^[source]

Type	—	Frigate^[source]

Sensors & processing systems	—	Type 382 Radar Type 344 Radar (Mineral-ME Band Stand ) target acquisition and SSM fire control radar 4 × MR-90 Front Dome SAM fire control radars MR-36A surface search radar, I-band Type 347G 76 mm gun fire control radar 2 × Racal RM-1290 navigation radars, I-band MGK-335 medium frequency active/passive sonar system H/SJG-206 towed array sonar ZKJ-4B/6 (developed from Thomson-CSF TAVITAC) combat data system HN-900 Data link (Chinese equivalent of Link 11 A/B, to be upgraded) SNTI-240 SATCOM AKD5000S Ku band SATCOM^[source]