KS-30
KS-30 | |
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General Information | |
Military designation: | 52-P-481 ( Russian 52-П-481 ) |
Manufacturer designation: | KS-30 |
Manufacturer country: | Soviet Union |
Developer / Manufacturer: | LW Lyuliev / |
Development year: | 1947 |
Start of production: | 1954 |
Number of pieces: | 738 |
Weapon Category: | Anti-aircraft gun |
Team: | 1 + 9 |
Technical specifications | |
Overall length: | 11650 mm |
Pipe length: | 8266 mm |
Caliber : |
130 mm |
Caliber length : | 64 |
Number of trains : | 28 |
Weight ready for use: | 23500 kg |
Cadence : | 12 rounds / min |
Elevation range: | -8– + 80 degrees |
Side straightening area: | 360 ° |
Turning speed: | 40 ° / s |
Increase speed: | 20 ° / s |
Furnishing | |
Sighting device : | PUASO-30 |
Closure Type : | horizontal semi-automatic wedge closure |
Charging principle: | Single loader |
Ammunition supply: | servo-assisted |
maximum shot height: | 19,500 m |
Total weight: | 29,500 kg |
Cartridge with propellant charge: | 27.9 kg |
Bullet mass: | 33 kg |
The Soviet 130-mm anti-aircraft gun KS-30 ( Russian 130-мм зенитная пушка КС-30 ) was developed in the early 1950s by LV Lyuljew for air defense in the USSR and other Warsaw Pact states .
The PUASO-30 fire control device ( Russian Прибор управления артиллерийским зенитным огнем, ПУАЗО-30 , transcription : Pribor uprawljenia artilleriskim senitnim ognem 30) was equipped with an optical rangefinder 6 m. The gun had a mount with double wheels attached to four arms. A heavy AT-T chain artillery tug was used for transport . To power the fire control device and radar unit, 3 power generators with a total output of 130 kW were used.
User states
Individual evidence
- ↑ KS-30 130-mm Towed AA Gun. In: globalsecurity.org. Retrieved March 18, 2016 .
Web links
Commons : KS-30 anti-aircraft gun - Collection of images, videos and audio files
- 130mm Air Defense Gun KS-30 - Towed Anti-Aircraft Gun. militaryfactory.com, accessed March 18, 2016 .
- Russian 130-mm anti-aircraft gun KS-30 (1948). In: Encyclopedia Of Safety. survincity.com, accessed March 18, 2016 .