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01 / Overview
Victoria-class ironclad battleship
Category
Country
Prime contractor
Production
1887–1890
Quantity
2
Operators
02 / Specs & Design
◎Identification8MOD.8
- Hull Classificationironclad
- Ship Typeironclad battleship
- Builder / ShipyardArmstrong, Mitchell & Co.; Thames Ironworks and Shipbuilding Company
- Laid Down1885
- Launched1887
- Commissioned1890
- Ships in Class1
- In ServiceYes
◈Displacement3MOD.3
- Light Displacement11,200 t
- Standard Displacement11,200 t
- Full Load Displacement11,200 t
▣Dimensions4MOD.4
- Length (overall)38 m
- Beam21.34 m
- Draft8.84 m
- Freeboard3.05 m
◇Complement1MOD.1
- Total Complement630
◆Propulsion6MOD.6
- PropulsionSteam Turbine
- Arrangement (CODAG/COGAG…)Coal-fired triple-expansion steam engines; twin screws
- Number of Engines2
- Shafts / Screws2
- Top Speed30.6 kn
- Nuclear-PoweredNo
▤Gun Armament4MOD.4
- Main Gun1 × 2 BL 16.25 inch Mk I naval gun; 1 × BL 10 inch gun Mk I - IV; 12 × BL 6 inch gun Mk III IV VI
- Main Gun Calibre413 mm
- Main Gun Count2
- Secondary Guns12 × 6-pounder (2.7 kg) guns
⬢Missile Armament3MOD.3
▲Underwater Warfare4MOD.4
- Torpedo Tubes6
- ASW CapabilityNo
- Hull-Mounted SonarNo
- Towed Array SonarNo
◎Aviation3MOD.3
◈Sensors & Combat Systems3MOD.3
▣Survivability5MOD.5
- CBRN CitadelNo
- DegaussingNo
- Hull Materialiron
- Stealth ShapingNo
- Automated Damage ControlYes
◇Fleet Status8MOD.8
- Completed2
- Active0
- Under Construction0
- Planned2
- Cancelled0
- Lost1
- Retired1
- Preserved0
◆Armour3MOD.3
- ArmourBelt: 457 mm; Bulkheads: 406 mm; Turrets: 432 mm; Redoubt: 457 mm; Battery screens: 152–76 mm; Conning Tower: 356–51 mm; Deck: 76 mm
- Belt Armour457 mm
- Deck Armour76 mm
03 / History
SERVICE LIFESPANRetired
- 1887Production started
- 1890Entered service
139
years in service
3
years in production
2
units produced
0
countries operating
ⓘ The producing country no longer actively operates it. 1 countries retired it.
05 / MASS Score
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