Blekinge vs Götland
Blekinge vs Götland at a glance — displacement 1,925 vs 1,494 tons, length 66 vs 60 m, crew 26 vs 32.
Specifications
|
Blekinge |
Götland |
| Origin |
🇸🇪 Sweden |
🇸🇪 Sweden |
| Category |
Submarine |
Submarine |
| Type |
Attack submarine |
Diesel-electric submarine |
| Manufacturer |
Saab Kockums |
Kockums |
| Year introduced |
-- |
1996 |
| Number built |
NA |
3 units |
| Estimated unit price |
$1,310 million |
NA |
| Displacement |
1,925 tons |
1,494 tons |
| Maximum speed |
NA |
11.0 knots |
| Range |
NA |
1,700 nm at 5 knots |
| Length |
66.1 m |
60.4 m |
| Beam |
6.8 m |
6.2 m |
| Crew |
26 |
32 |
| Max depth |
NA |
300 m |
Armament & Systems
|
Blekinge |
Götland |
| Armament |
- 4 x 533 mm torpedo tubes (Torped 62 steg 2 or Torped 63)
- 2 x 400 mm torpedo tubes (Torped 47 / Saab SLWT)
- Naval mines
|
- 4 × 533 mm (21.0 in) torpedo tubes
- 2 × 400 mm (15.7 in) torpedo tubes
- 48 × Externally mounted naval mines
|
| Propulsion |
1 shaft with 1 propeller, driven by: 4 × Kockums MkV V4-275R Stirling engines (AIP) and 2 ×... |
2 × Diesel-electric MTU engines; 2 × Kockums v4-275R Stirling AIP units |
Detailed Comparison
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Which has greater displacement, the Blekinge-class or Götland-class?
The Blekinge-class has greater displacement at 1,925 tons compared to the Götland-class's 1,494 tons.
Which is faster, the Blekinge-class or Götland-class?
The Götland-class is faster with a maximum speed of 11 knots compared to the Blekinge-class's 0 knots.
Which has longer range, the Blekinge-class or Götland-class?
The Götland-class has a longer range at 1,700 nautical miles compared to the Blekinge-class's 0 nautical miles.
Which is longer, the Blekinge-class or Götland-class?
The Blekinge-class is longer at 66.1 meters compared to the Götland-class's 60.4 meters.
How many crew members do the Blekinge-class and Götland-class have?
The Götland-class has a larger crew complement of 32 compared to the Blekinge-class's 26 crew members.
