Tagbanua vs Teluk Bintuni
Tagbanua vs Teluk Bintuni at a glance — displacement 579 vs 2,300 tons, length 51 vs 120 m, speed 15 vs 16 knots, crew 15 vs 119.
Specifications
|
Tagbanua |
Teluk Bintuni |
| Origin |
🇵🇭 Philippines |
🇮🇩 Indonesia |
| Category |
Amphibious vessel |
Amphibious vessel |
| Type |
Utility landing craft |
Tank landing ship |
| Manufacturer |
-- |
PT Dok & Perkapalan Kodja Bahari (Persero) |
| Year introduced |
2011 |
2015 |
| Number built |
NA |
9 units |
| Estimated unit price |
$4 million |
$16 million |
| Displacement |
579 tons |
2,300 tons |
| Maximum speed |
15.0 knots |
16.0 knots |
| Range |
NA |
6,240 nm at 12 knots |
| Length |
51.4 m |
120.0 m |
| Beam |
10.0 m |
18.0 m |
| Crew |
15 |
119 |
Armament & Systems
|
Tagbanua |
Teluk Bintuni |
| Armament |
6 × 50-cal 12.7 mm machine guns |
- 2 x Bofors 40 mm/L70 guns
- 1 x OTO Marlin 40 guns
- 1 x 20 mm cannon
- 2 x 12.7 mm machine guns
|
| Propulsion |
Caterpillar CAT C32 ACERT Diesel Marine Engine |
2 x 3,285 kW (4,405 hp) main engines |
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Which has greater displacement, the Tagbanua-class or Teluk Bintuni-class?
The Teluk Bintuni-class has greater displacement at 2,300 tons compared to the Tagbanua-class's 579 tons.
Which is faster, the Tagbanua-class or Teluk Bintuni-class?
The Teluk Bintuni-class is faster with a maximum speed of 16 knots compared to the Tagbanua-class's 15 knots.
Which is longer, the Tagbanua-class or Teluk Bintuni-class?
The Teluk Bintuni-class is longer at 120.0 meters compared to the Tagbanua-class's 51.4 meters.
How many crew members do the Tagbanua-class and Teluk Bintuni-class have?
The Teluk Bintuni-class has a larger crew complement of 119 compared to the Tagbanua-class's 15 crew members.
Which is more expensive, the Tagbanua-class or Teluk Bintuni-class?
The Teluk Bintuni-class is more expensive at approximately $16 million per unit compared to the Tagbanua-class at $4 million.