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Type 991cable layer is a family of Chinese cable layers first saw service in Chinese navy, and later on, additional units also entered service with Chinese civilian authorities.

Type 991I

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Type 991 I is the first member of Type 991 series, and it is the first purposely designed cable layer / repair ship in China. Program begun in early 1961 when Chinese naval headquarter formally issued the order to the 708th Institute ofChina State Shipbuilding Corporation, and the 708th Institute is also more commonly known as China Shipbuilding and Oceanic Engineering Design Academy (中国船舶及海洋工程设计研究Archived 2019-07-06 at theWayback Machine) nowadays. After extensive research, the 3rd Directorate of the 708th Institute (708所3室) begun design work in October 1963, but reviews revealed that there are some inadequacy in the design, so two new modified design was created in February 1964. The biggest change of the modified designs is that the original cable carrying capacity is limited to 155 tons in a single cargo hold compartment with cable length of 40 km at maximum. In the modified design, this is increased to 270 tons in two cargo hold compartments with cable length of 40 km at maximum. The diameter of the cable remained unchanged at 40 mm. On August 2, 1965, the 6th Ministry approved the design of Type 991. In March 1966, some final modification begun at Wuchang Shipyard, where the ship was planned to be built, and this final modification was completed in June 1966. However, Wuchang Shipyard did not built the ship, but instead, the ship was built inGuangzhou Shipyard, with work begun in 1967 and launched on June 7, 1969. On January 1, 1971, trials were successfully completed and the ship entered service in ChineseSouth Sea Fleet withpennant number B230. Type 991I is equipped with 10 ton (98.1 KN) EKM-20 cable laying machine that is indigenously designed in China. Specification:[1]

  • Overall length (m): 54.6
  • Length between perpendiculars (m): 48
  • Waterline (m): 50
  • Beam (m): 9
  • Depth (m): 4.4
  • Standard draft (m): 2.6
  • Full load draft (m): 3.06
  • Standard displacement (t): 691
  • Full load displacement (t): 850
  • Speed (k): 12
  • Engine: 2 x 294 kW (400 hp)
  • Crew: 56
  • Cable payload: 270 t of 40 mm cable, 70 km long

Type 991II

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After Type 991I cable layer entered service, Chinese navy recommended upgrading the ship based on the experience gained from deployment, but in order to reach the new requirement, major modification of the ship is needed. Designers notified the Directorate of Communication of Chinese naval headquarter on November 12, 1971, and on March 19, 1972, Chinese naval headquarter notified the 7th Academy accordingly. On December 6, 1972, review of the design of Type 992II was completed, and additional requirement for further upgrade was issued, which was subsequently completed on July 10, 1973.

In 1974, there was a change in priority because after more than two years of negotiation with Japan to purchase a cable layer forXisha Islands, the deal was cancelled because the price tag of 25.6 million US dollars was too expensive and the 30 months it takes to complete was too simply slow. In addition, Ministry of Postal and Telecom also urgently needed a cable layer in order to meet the deadline of laying cable between China and Japan by the beginning of 1976. As a result, the first unit of Type 992II class was reassigned to civilian use for Ministry of Postal and Telecom, with further major modifications. The first ship of Type 991II class cable layer was laid down in 1975 and entered service in the same year. In June, 1977, the first Type 991II class cable layer for Chinese navy entered service and when program completed in 1983, a total of 6 completed. The ship receivedNATO reporting name asYoudian class (邮电, meaning postal and telecom in Chinese). Specification:[2]

  • Overall length (m): 71.55
  • Length between perpendiculars (m): 66
  • Waterline (m): 63
  • Beam (m): 10.5
  • Depth (m): 5.2
  • Full load draft (m): 3.6
  • Full load displacement (t): 1327
  • Speed (k): 14
  • Engine: 2 x 809 kW (1100 hp)
  • Cable payload: 400 t

Ships

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All ships of Type 991 series cable layer are still active in the early 2010s after numerous upgrades, the latest which enables them to handle fiber optic cables (though their pennant numbers have changed due to the change of Chinese naval ships naming convention).

TypePennant #BuilderLaunchedCommissionedStatusFleet
991IB230Guangzhou Shipyard International Co., LtdJun 7, 1969Jan 1, 1971ActiveSouth Sea Fleet
991IIB233Hudong-Zhonghua Shipbuilding Co., Ltd19751975ActiveEast Sea Fleet
991IIB234Hudong-Zhonghua Shipbuilding Co., LtdActiveEast Sea Fleet
991IIB764Hudong-Zhonghua Shipbuilding Co., LtdActiveNorth Sea Fleet
991IIB765Hudong-Zhonghua Shipbuilding Co., LtdActiveNorth Sea Fleet
991IIB873Hudong-Zhonghua Shipbuilding Co., LtdActiveEast Sea Fleet
991IIB874Hudong-Zhonghua Shipbuilding Co., Ltd1983ActiveEast Sea Fleet

References

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  1. ^Type 991I
  2. ^Type 991II
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