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K-5 is on drawing broad at the moment.I think K-5 will be,
An equally MIRV capable SLBM should be built by Pak.
Yes but K-4 being MIRV was widely reported on Indian Media and social media so i thought i will prove it wrongQuoting amandeep mishra:
MIRV is no urgent need for India as Pakistan is yet to demonstrate mirv capabilities.
Its simple logic. Any Missile which is just 1.3 meters wide cannot carry MIRV. Find me another example from anywhere else in the world?Safriz has passed in flying colours Diploma in Visually Analysing Complex Combat Systems from Screen Grabs (VACCSSG) from Chinese University for Peoples Liberation Army Internet Force (CHU-PLIF).
His broken record is from 50 Cents.
Arihant SILOs are 3.2 meters in diameter, while the K4 missile is shown as being 1.3 meters in diameter. Ergo, I think, Arihant can carry 8 K4 missiles, not 4.K-5 is on drawing broad at the moment.
Only K-15 and K-4 are being tested.
If INS Arihant is fitted with a 1.3 meter wide launch tube for K-4, i think a new type of Submarine will be needed for any future wider versions of K series SLBM.
Any link or other logical evidence to support your claim of Arihant VLS being 3.2 meters wide?Arihant SILOs are 3.2 meters in diameter, while the K4 missile is shown as being 1.3 meters in diameter. Ergo, I think, Arihant can carry 8 K4 missiles, not 4.
*Added Later*:
The K15 diameter is 0.75 meters, and three of those can squeeze in a silo, that means a minimum silo diameter of 3.2 meters.Which means, one of Arihant silos can definitely take two K4 missiles per silo. Ergo, eight K4 missiles per Arihant.
Simple maths:Any link or other logical evidence to support your claim of Arihant VLS being 3.2 meters wide?
If its 3.2 meters wide it can carry 4 K-4 each at 1.3 meter wide or 13 K-14 each at 0.75 meters wide.
However having studied naval Architecture myself, i doubt it is structurally possible for a submarine to host 4 gaping holes of 3.2 meters each.
A 3.2 meter wide gaping hole cannot be held by a submarine just 11m wide. Will make the sub structurally very weak.Simple maths:
httpwwwmath,stackexchange,com/questions/666491/three-circles-within-a-larger-circle
which is why there are only 4 silos.A 3.2 meter wide gaping hole cannot be held by a submarine just 11m wide. Will make the sub structurally very weak.
2m wide is more plausible and that will accommodate one K-4 each or 4 K-15 each.
well on Pakistani media and social media too it was widely reported that Pakistan tested MIRVs in recent test when in fact there were no such tests of MIRVs in that test.Yes but K-4 being MIRV was widely reported on Indian Media and social media so i thought i will prove it wrong
Yes but K-4 being MIRV was widely reported on Indian Media and social media so i thought i will prove it wrong
Yes that makes sense. A 1.7 m wide VLS will carry 3 K-15 each or one K-4 each.