巴西将拥有第一艘核潜艇

巴西也学会说将了？

On 1 March 2013, Dilma Rousseff, President of Brazil, officially inaugurated the Metal Structures Manufacturing Unit (UFEM), which comprises all the industrial facilities and special tooling needed to manufacture the outfitted hull sections of Scorpene submarines under the PROSUB programme (PROgrama de SUBmarinos).

The ceremony was attended by Dilma Rousseff, President of Brazil, Celso Amorim, Minister for Defence, Sergio Cabral, Governor of the State of Rio de Janeiro, Marco Antonio Raupp, Minister for Science, Technology & Innovation, Admiral Julio Soares de Moura Neto, brazilian Navy, high representatives of the Brazilian Navy and the French Ministry of Defence as well as Patrick Boissier, Chairman & CEO of DCNS, and Marcelo Odebrecht, CEO of Odebrecht.

This latest milestone reflects the ongoing success of DCNS’s partnership with Brazil and the excellent progress of the PROSUB programme.

Eric Berthelot, Director of DCNS do Brasil, commented: “Work at the site began in June 2010, and we’re delighted that this state-of-the-art industrial facility is now up and running. The inauguration is an illustration of the transfer of technology by DCNS to its Brazilian partners that will underpin the success of PROSUB.”

The PROSUB programme covers the design and construction of four Scorpene conventional submarines and associated shore-based infrastructure through a technology transfer agreement*. Under the agreement, DCNS is providing expertise for the design of the naval base and the infrastructure needed to build and maintain the submarines.

DCNS’s role includes the overall design, definition of functional specifications based on requirements, technical assistance for the construction phase, site supervision and acceptance of completed work and industrial equipment.

This new manufacturing unit offers approximately 55,000 sq.m. of covered space, 150-tonne gantry cranes and high-capacity presses for the handling and forming of weldable, high-yield steel alloys. These facilities will be used to manufacture the outfitted hull sections of the submarines.

The site will also comprise:

    A shipyard for assembly of the hull sections manufactured and prepared at the UFEM unit, and including specialist workshops and two drydocks for through-life support of the submarines (intermediate and major refits).
    A complete naval base housing the submarine fleet command, which will be the home port of the Brazilian submarine fleet, ultimately accommodating up to 10 vessels, and will also include the service buildings needed to support fleet operations as well as facilities for crew training.

The four conventionally powered S-BR Scorpene class submarines will meet the particular specifications of the Brazilian Navy and will be perfectly tailored to the protection and defence of Brazil’s 8,500-km coastline. They are highly versatile ocean patrol submarines, designed for all types of missions, including anti-surface warfare, anti-submarine warfare, special operations and intelligence gathering.

*DCNS is also providing design assistance for the non-nuclear portion of Brazil’s first nuclear-powered submarine.

DCNS is a world leader in naval defence and an innovative player in energy. DCNS designs, builds and supports submarines and surface combatants. It also proposes services for naval shipyards and bases. The Group employs 13,200 people and generates annual revenues of

On 1 March 2013, Dilma Rousseff, President of Brazil, officially inaugurated the Metal Structures Manufacturing Unit (UFEM), which comprises all the industrial facilities and special tooling needed to manufacture the outfitted hull sections of Scorpene submarines under the PROSUB programme (PROgrama de SUBmarinos).

The ceremony was attended by Dilma Rousseff, President of Brazil, Celso Amorim, Minister for Defence, Sergio Cabral, Governor of the State of Rio de Janeiro, Marco Antonio Raupp, Minister for Science, Technology & Innovation, Admiral Julio Soares de Moura Neto, brazilian Navy, high representatives of the Brazilian Navy and the French Ministry of Defence as well as Patrick Boissier, Chairman & CEO of DCNS, and Marcelo Odebrecht, CEO of Odebrecht.

This latest milestone reflects the ongoing success of DCNS’s partnership with Brazil and the excellent progress of the PROSUB programme.

Eric Berthelot, Director of DCNS do Brasil, commented: “Work at the site began in June 2010, and we’re delighted that this state-of-the-art industrial facility is now up and running. The inauguration is an illustration of the transfer of technology by DCNS to its Brazilian partners that will underpin the success of PROSUB.”

The PROSUB programme covers the design and construction of four Scorpene conventional submarines and associated shore-based infrastructure through a technology transfer agreement*. Under the agreement, DCNS is providing expertise for the design of the naval base and the infrastructure needed to build and maintain the submarines.

DCNS’s role includes the overall design, definition of functional specifications based on requirements, technical assistance for the construction phase, site supervision and acceptance of completed work and industrial equipment.

This new manufacturing unit offers approximately 55,000 sq.m. of covered space, 150-tonne gantry cranes and high-capacity presses for the handling and forming of weldable, high-yield steel alloys. These facilities will be used to manufacture the outfitted hull sections of the submarines.

The site will also comprise:

    A shipyard for assembly of the hull sections manufactured and prepared at the UFEM unit, and including specialist workshops and two drydocks for through-life support of the submarines (intermediate and major refits).
    A complete naval base housing the submarine fleet command, which will be the home port of the Brazilian submarine fleet, ultimately accommodating up to 10 vessels, and will also include the service buildings needed to support fleet operations as well as facilities for crew training.

The four conventionally powered S-BR Scorpene class submarines will meet the particular specifications of the Brazilian Navy and will be perfectly tailored to the protection and defence of Brazil’s 8,500-km coastline. They are highly versatile ocean patrol submarines, designed for all types of missions, including anti-surface warfare, anti-submarine warfare, special operations and intelligence gathering.

*DCNS is also providing design assistance for the non-nuclear portion of Brazil’s first nuclear-powered submarine.

DCNS is a world leader in naval defence and an innovative player in energy. DCNS designs, builds and supports submarines and surface combatants. It also proposes services for naval shipyards and bases. The Group employs 13,200 people and generates annual revenues of

2013年3月1日，巴西总统迪尔玛·罗塞芙，正式宣布成立金属结构制造的单位（UFEM），包括所有的工业设施和专用工装生产所需的配备鲉鱼“级潜艇的船体部分的PROSUB程序（PROGRAMA的SUBmarinos ）。

出席仪式的塞尔吉奥·卡布拉尔，巴西总统迪尔玛·罗塞芙，塞尔索·阿莫林，国防部长，国家的里约热内卢，科技部长，任期MarcoAntônioRaupp州长，技术与创新，胡利奥·苏亚雷斯·德莫拉上将托，巴西海军高级代表，巴西海军和法国国防部以及帕特里克Boissier，董事长兼首席执行官的DCNS和Marcelo Odebrecht公司，CEO的里切特。

这个最新的里程碑反映了DCNS巴西和良好的进展的PROSUB计划的合作伙伴关系不断取得成功的。

DCNS主任埃里克·贝特洛巴西，评论说：“在现场工作开始于2010年6月，我们很高兴，这个国家的最先进的工业设施和运行。就职典礼的“的说明由DCNS的技术转移到其在巴西的合作伙伴，这将巩固成功的PROSUB。

PROSUB程序包括设计和建设四个鲉鱼“级常规潜艇和相关的岸上基础设施，通过技术转让协议*。根据该协议，DCNS提供专业知识，需要建立和保持潜艇的海军基地和基础设施的设计。

DCNS的作用，包括整体设计，功能规范的要求，施工阶段，现场监理和验收，已完成的工作和工业设备的技术援助的基础上定义。

这种新的制造单位提供约55,000平方米。覆盖空间，15​​0吨门式起重机和大容量印刷机的处理，形成的可焊性，高收益的钢合金。这些设施将用于制造装备的潜艇的船体部分。

该网站将包括：

    一家造船厂装配制造和准备在UFEM单元，包括通过生命支持的潜艇（中间和重大整修）的专家研讨会和两个干船坞的船体部分。
    一个完整的海军基地住房的潜艇舰队的命令，这将是巴西的潜艇舰队的母港的，最终可容纳多达10艘，也将包括支持船队的运作以及船员培训设施需要的服务大楼。

常规动力的四个S-BR鲉鱼级潜艇将满足特定规格的巴西海军将量身定制个性化的保护和捍卫巴西的8500公里长的海岸线。他们是高度灵活的海洋巡逻潜艇，设计用于所有类型的任务，包括反水面战，反潜战，特种作战和情报搜集。

*，DCNS公司还提供协助巴西的第一个核动力潜艇的非核部分的设计。

DCNS海军防御处于世界领先地位，在能源和创新的播放器。 DCNS设计，建造和支持潜艇和水面作战舰艇。此外，还建议为海军船厂和基地的服务。本集团拥有员工13,200人，产生的

巴西这是要致力于打造后花园第一强国了？MD不见得会同意吧

桑巴国有这个计划！而且桑巴国有这个实力，光买铁矿石一年就赚了不少钱！

而且巴西在东部油气资源丰富，如果开发这些，是需要相应的武器的！

已经将了几十年了...

说了有几十年了，还没出来的，哪那么容易

先造常规潜艇不行么，技术难度小，还省钱

不是吧，高卢鸡也搞核技术扩散？

这可不行啊，不过要是针对美国的我举双手赞成！