Depends on block assembly speed: number of cranes, capacity of cranes. Maximum weight of a single block is restricted by both the crane capacity and pre-assembly experience.
Where's the sub-yard? (I know it's not a drydock)
I think we have to improve our shipyard capabilities, not only depending on PT PAL, must include private shipyard to collaborate, such as PT. DRU, Palindo, Tesco, Citra Shipyard, etc. PT PAL has capabilities on Modular knowledge, they should be transfer it to other shipyard to build some modul and then integrate it in PT PAL. As far as I know PT PAL built the LPD & KCR modular but the modul construct in the same area too (PT. PAL)
as far that i know PT Bandar abadi shipyard got the capability to build block (even though they are in the early stages) and the facility that they got is quite good.
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Klewang 2
its already been more than 2 years to built that 60 meter ship
22 JANUARY 2021
Indonesia lays down country's third purpose-built hospital ship
by Ridzwan Rahmat
Indonesian state-owned shipbuilder PT PAL has laid down the keel for another naval hospital ship.
The vessel, which will be the third purpose-built hospital ship to be operated by the Indonesian Navy (Tentara Nasional Indonesia – Angkatan Laut: TNI-AL) once it is commissioned, was laid down on 21 January at PT PAL’s warship division in Surabaya. First steel for the vessel was cut in September 2020.
The TNI-AL currently operates one South Korean-built hospital ship, KRI Dr Soeharso (990), and one interim hospital ship, KRI Semarang (594). The latter has been built to amphibious assault vessel specifications but is operating temporarily as a makeshift medical platform to fulfil service gaps.
The ship that was laid down on 21 January is the second purpose-built hospital ship to be constructed in Indonesia, with the first being the future KRI Dr Wahidin Soedirohusodo (991), which was launched on 7 January also in Surabaya.
Read more: https://www.janes.com/defence-news/...wn-countrys-third-purpose-built-hospital-ship
^^ KRI Semarang will be redesignated back as an amphibious assault LPD once the gap for hospital ship is fulfill.
Btw cmiiw this hospital ship is drom TA 2021 right? So we will get another hospital ship in TA 2022? TA 2020 is for KRI dr.Wahidin Soedirohusodo (991)
Oh i see.
Maybe after KRI 992 commissioned.
So how many BRS that has fund allocation until 2024 ?
This kind of design would be great if it's operate by BNPB. I believe BNPB should at least have 1 hospital ship in their fleet.
Well, as someone who's seen the first one firsthand, all I can say is I'm hopeful because it took that long for this one.
I think more about BRS from LST for BASARNAS, since it could do beaching in case of unaccessible harbour. But also came in smaller size tho.
