ZU-23-2
زو-23-2 ZU-23-2 هو رشاش روسي مضاد للطائرات و الأفراد و يعتبر رشاش ثقيل من عيار 23 ملم و هو نفس الرشاش الذي يعمل على منظومة شيلكا و يتم تركيبه إما على الشاحنات أو على هياكل الدبابات مثل هيكل دبابات تي-34 أو تي-55 و مدرعات بي-ام-بي-1 و لا يزال في الخدمة و قيد الإنتاج في عدة دول منها الصين و الهند و الفيتنام و الجزائر و سوريا و مصر و إيران.
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الذخيرة
Designation | Type | Projectile Weight [g] | Bursting charge [g] | Muzzle Velocity [m/s] | Description |
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BZT | API | 190 [6] | ? | 970 | Blunt AP steel core, with incendiary charge inside windshield cap.[6] Penetration 15 mm RHA at 1000 m range and 30 degree impact angle (from perpendicular), tracer burn time 5 seconds. |
OFZ | HE | 184 [6] | 19 [7] | 980[6] | HE fragmentation round with nose fuzes incorporating self-destruct mechanism.[6] |
OFZT | HE-T | 188[6] | 13 [7] | 980[6] | HE fragmentation round with a reduced HE charge due to the space taken by the tracer; tracer burn time 5 seconds. |
APDS-T | APDS-T | 103 | none | 1220 | A Polish sub-caliber armour-piercing round with tracer, introduced in 2008.[8] Penetration 30 mm RHA at 1000 m range and 30 degree impact angle (from perpendicular), tracer burn time >2.5 s. |
التنويعات والتحديث
Soviet Union/Russian Federation
مصر
- ZU 23-M – Licence version of the ZU-23. It is also known as SH-23M and is produced by Abu Zaabal Engineering Industries (Factory 100).[9]
- Nile 23 – Self-propelled version on the tracked M113. A system consists of the combat vehicle with ZU 23-M guns and surface-to-air missiles Saqr Eye, and a tracker vehicle, also based on the M113.[10][11]
- Sinai 23 – Similar to the Nile 23, with two Zu-23 guns and six Saqr-Eye missiles mounted on a TA-23E turret and fitted with a RA-20S E-band radar. Developed by Dassault and selected by Egypt in preference to Nile 23, entering service by 1992.[12] Instead of the Saqr Eye, FIM-92 Stinger missiles can be used.[13]
China
- Type 85/YW 306 – Reverse-engineered copy of the ZU-23-2, made by NORINCO.[14] Initially it was offered for export as the G-AA-01.[15] It is referred to as Type 85 gun by some sources.
- Giant Bow – Also known as Shengong (Deity Bow, 神弓). This is the name of an air-defense system, which consists of up to eight Type 85 guns and a battery command vehicle (BCV).[14]
- Giant Bow II a.k.a. Shengong-II – This is a more modern version of the Giant Bow and is offered for export since 2005. Apart from the 23 mm guns, it also comprises TY-90 missile launchers and a 3D radar.[14]
- Type 87 – Upgraded version with twin 25 mm guns for 25x183B ammunition such as the PG87. After a failed initial design, an improved design was developed in 1979 and ready for evaluation in 1984. The Type 87 gun was accepted for service in 1987. It has the same layout as the original model and consists of two automatic, recoil-operated cannons, a two-wheel cartridge, a Type 86 infrared tracking sight and two 40-round ammunition magazines. The Type 87 fires in either single shot or burst mode, with a cyclic rate of fire of 600~700 rounds/min and has a muzzle velocity of 1,050 m/s.[16]
- PGZ95 – self-propelled version of the Type 87.
Iran
- Mesbah-1 – Iranian-made air-defence and anti cruise missile system with four ZU-23 mounts. For the first time presented in 2010.
- ZU-23-6 (unofficial designator) – Similar to the Mesbah-1 but with only 6 instead of 8 barrels. This was probably the pre-series model of the Mesbah-1.[17]
المواصفات العامة
- Overall dimensions in firing position
- Length: 4.57 m (15 ft)
- Width: 2.88 m (9.44 ft)
- Height: 1.22 m (4 ft)
- Weight: 0.95 tonnes (2,094 lbs)
- Armament: two 2A14 Afanasyev-Yakushev 23x152mm (.90 in) autocannons
- Barrel length: 2 m (6.5 ft)/ 87.3 calibers
- Muzzle velocity: 970 m/s (3,182 ft/s)
- Projectile weight: 186 g (6.27 oz)
- Rate of fire
- Cyclic: 2,000 rounds per minute
- Practical: 400 rounds per minute
- Effective range: 2-2.5 km (1.24-1.55 mi)
- Effective altitude: 1,500-2,000 m (4,921-6,562 ft)
- Crew: 6
Operators
- أفغانستان
- ألبانيا
- الجزائر – 100[18]
- أنگولا[19]
- أرمنيا[20]
- أذربيجان
- بلاروس – 128
- البوسنة والهرسك – 29[22]
- بلغاريا[23]
- بوروندي[24]
- كمبوديا
- الرأس الأخضر – 12[25]
- تشاد[26][27]
- الصين – Type 85, Type 87 (25*183 mmB, not 23*152 mm)
- كوبا[28]
- جيبوتي – 5[29]
- الإكوادور[30] – Type 80<[بحاجة لمصدر]
- مصر – 220 ZU-23-2 and more than 81 self-propelled Sinai-23[31]
- إرتريا[32]
- إستونيا – 198, some mounted on MAN 4520 6x6 trucks.
- إثيوپيا[33]
- فنلندا – 1,100
- الگابون – 24[34]
- غانا - 4[35]
- اليونان - 503[36]
- جورجيا – About 200, 40 mounted on MT-LB, some on ZIL-131 trucks and navy Vessels. Applied to RWS.
- غانا – 4[38]
- غينيا-بيساو – 18[39]
- الهند – 320 towed and more truck-mounted[40]
- إندونيسيا – 4 system ZUR-23-kg-I as part of the "Kobra" AD system for the TNI-AD[41] + 18 Type 80 as part of the Giant Bow II AD system for the TNI-AD[42]
- إيران - 300[43]
- العراق[44]
- إسرائيل - 150,[46] Captured from Arab Armies over the Arab-Israeli Conflict.
- ساحل العاج[47]
- كوريا الشمالية[48]
- لاوس[49]
- لاتڤيا – 3 ZU-23-2MR Wróbel II on Imanta and Viesturs ships.
- لبنان – 57,[50] some mounted on M113 APC's[بحاجة لمصدر]
- ليبيا – most mounted on light vehicles[51]
- موريتانيا – 20[52]
- المغرب – 75-90[53]
- مولدوڤا – 28,[40] some mounted on BTR-D
- مالي
- منغوليا[54]
- موزمبيق – 120[55]
- ميانمار – 380 Type 87
- ناميبيا - some South-African Zumlac[56]
- نيكاراگوا – 18[57]
- نيجريا[58]
- عُمان - 4[59]
- پيرو – 80[60]
- پولندا – 252 ZU-23 and 72 ZUR-23-2 series[61]
- روسيا[62]
- الجمهورية العربية الصحراوية الديمقراطية[1]
- الصومال[63]
- جنوب أفريقيا – Zumlac on an armoured SAMIL 100 heavy truck. Captured in Angola in the 1980s.[66] 36 in store.[67]
- جنوب السودان[68]
- السودان[69]
- سريلانكا
- سوريا[70]
- تنزانيا – 40[71]
- أوغندا – 5
- أوكرانيا[72]
- الولايات المتحدة – Testing only
- ڤنزويلا – ~200[73]
- ڤيتنام
- اليمن – 200
- زيمبابوي – 45[74]
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Former operators
- گرينادا – 12
- ألمانيا الشرقية
- الفلپين - Used By Philippine Air Forces from 1970-1991.[بحاجة لمصدر]
- پنما
- روديسيا – 12 were captured from Soviet-supplied militants during the Rhodesian Bush War.
- الاتحاد السوڤيتي – Passed on to successor states.
- المجر
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