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==Development==
 
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After the defeat in Far Eastern - Japanese war, the war experience and lessons were theraly analysed in the "Special committee of readjustment in naval affairs" which was formed after the humiliating defeat in the Tsusima straight. One of the main lessons of the war regarding torpedo ships were, that destroyers were far more versatile than just aggressive torpedo attackers. They performed vast range of different naval missions and thus the new requirement for future destroyers emphasized multipurpose capability. New type of destroyers were to operate in higher speeds and longer range with better sea keeping capabilities. This in return meant that the future destroyers would be considerably larger than the earlier ones. Novaya Verf build prototype ship for these new requirements called Oniks and after analyzing the performance of the new ship, a tender for total of 27 new destroyers were issued upon three shipyards; Novaya Verf in Dalny, Dalzavod in Vladivostok and Amurskiy Sudostroitelnyy Zavod in Nikolaev-na-Amure. Each shipyard were given set of design requirements but other than that, each company was responsible of designing their boats. It resulted 3 different group of relatively similar performance destroyers.
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After the defeat in Far Eastern - Japanese war, the war experience and lessons were theraly analysed in the "Special committee of readjustment in naval affairs" which was formed after the humiliating defeat in the Tsusima straight. One of the main lessons of the war regarding torpedo ships were, that destroyers were far more versatile than just aggressive torpedo attackers. They performed vast range of different naval missions and thus the new requirement for future destroyers emphasized multipurpose capability. New type of destroyers were to operate in higher speeds and longer range with better sea keeping capabilities. This in return meant that the future destroyers would be considerably larger than the earlier ones. Novaya Verf build prototype ship for these new requirements called Oniks and after analyzing the performance of the new ship, a tender for total of 27 new destroyers were issued upon three shipyards; Novaya Verf in Dalny, Dalzavod in Vladivostok and Amurskiy Sudostroitelnyy Zavod in Permskoye-na-Amure. Each shipyard were given set of design requirements but other than that, each company was responsible of designing their boats. It resulted 3 different group of relatively similar performance destroyers.
  
 
Novaya Verf's design was based on the earlier Oniks but had some differences according to the new design parameters. The short forecastle with the break was replaced with longer one and the bridge structure was placed above the forecastle deck. Ships carried 2 new 120mm/45 guns and 4 set of twin torpedo tubes. Later units of the class had one or two of the twin torpedo tubes replaced with additional 120mm guns. The boats had two-shaft machinery and only 4 boilers compared 6 to the Oniks class but with increased capacity and thus still making 37,000 hp. Initially the machinery was to be brought from Germany as it was the case with the Oniks class. However after the start of the First World War, German turbines were no longer available. Only the first 3 units received their original machinery. The remainder had indigenous machinery set which prolonged their construction considerably.     
 
Novaya Verf's design was based on the earlier Oniks but had some differences according to the new design parameters. The short forecastle with the break was replaced with longer one and the bridge structure was placed above the forecastle deck. Ships carried 2 new 120mm/45 guns and 4 set of twin torpedo tubes. Later units of the class had one or two of the twin torpedo tubes replaced with additional 120mm guns. The boats had two-shaft machinery and only 4 boilers compared 6 to the Oniks class but with increased capacity and thus still making 37,000 hp. Initially the machinery was to be brought from Germany as it was the case with the Oniks class. However after the start of the First World War, German turbines were no longer available. Only the first 3 units received their original machinery. The remainder had indigenous machinery set which prolonged their construction considerably.     

Revision as of 10:47, 7 April 2020

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ET 1913 g Novaya Verf Brilliant class Destroyer
Class overview
Name ET 1913 g Novaya Verf Brilliant class Destroyer
Operators Far Eastern Imperial Navy
Class before ET 1910 g Oniks class destroyer
Planned 9
Built 9
Active 9
General Characteristics
Type Destroyer
Displacement
  • 1200 tons standard
  • 1520 tons full load
Length 102.4 metres (336 ft)
Beam 9.5 metres (31 ft)
Draught 3.53 metres (11.6 ft)
Propulsion 2 shafts, 2 AEG-Vulkan Steam turbines (see notes)
Power
  • 4 watertube boilers
  • 37,000 ihp (28,000 kW)
Speed 34 kts
Range 2600 nm at 21 kts
Complement 122
Armament


Development

After the defeat in Far Eastern - Japanese war, the war experience and lessons were theraly analysed in the "Special committee of readjustment in naval affairs" which was formed after the humiliating defeat in the Tsusima straight. One of the main lessons of the war regarding torpedo ships were, that destroyers were far more versatile than just aggressive torpedo attackers. They performed vast range of different naval missions and thus the new requirement for future destroyers emphasized multipurpose capability. New type of destroyers were to operate in higher speeds and longer range with better sea keeping capabilities. This in return meant that the future destroyers would be considerably larger than the earlier ones. Novaya Verf build prototype ship for these new requirements called Oniks and after analyzing the performance of the new ship, a tender for total of 27 new destroyers were issued upon three shipyards; Novaya Verf in Dalny, Dalzavod in Vladivostok and Amurskiy Sudostroitelnyy Zavod in Permskoye-na-Amure. Each shipyard were given set of design requirements but other than that, each company was responsible of designing their boats. It resulted 3 different group of relatively similar performance destroyers.

Novaya Verf's design was based on the earlier Oniks but had some differences according to the new design parameters. The short forecastle with the break was replaced with longer one and the bridge structure was placed above the forecastle deck. Ships carried 2 new 120mm/45 guns and 4 set of twin torpedo tubes. Later units of the class had one or two of the twin torpedo tubes replaced with additional 120mm guns. The boats had two-shaft machinery and only 4 boilers compared 6 to the Oniks class but with increased capacity and thus still making 37,000 hp. Initially the machinery was to be brought from Germany as it was the case with the Oniks class. However after the start of the First World War, German turbines were no longer available. Only the first 3 units received their original machinery. The remainder had indigenous machinery set which prolonged their construction considerably.


Ships in class

Name Builder Laid down Launch Date Entered Service Fate
Brilliant Novaya Verf, Dalny July 1913 June 1914 November 1915 Extant in 1920
Izumrud Novaya Verf, Dalny July 1913 June 1914 November 1915 Extant in 1920
Ametist Novaya Verf, Dalny July 1913 June 1914 December 1915 Extant in 1920
Sapfir Novaya Verf, Dalny May 1914 August 1915 December 1916 Extant in 1920
Zhemchug Novaya Verf, Dalny May 1914 August 1915 December 1917 Extant in 1920
Rubin Novaya Verf, Dalny May 1914 August 1915 January 1918 Extant in 1920
Bazalt Novaya Verf, Dalny July 1915 October 1917 June 1919 Extant in 1920
Granat Novaya Verf, Dalny July 1915 October 1917 July 1919 Extant in 1920
Malakhit Novaya Verf, Dalny July 1915 October 1917 August 1919 Extant in 1920


See Also

Ships of Far Eastern Imperial Navy 1920