Sukhoi Su-34

Sukhoi Su-34 (NATO fullback) was a double-seat strike fighter advanced Russian-made, which was developed from the Su-27. It was intended to replace the Su-24 'Fencer'.

Development

Special version of attack fighters of the Su-27 Sukhoi developed in the 1980s under the name T-10V. This aircraft first flew on April 13, 1990. Is the official naming of the Su-27IB (IB: Istrebitel Bombardirovschik, "Fighter bombers").

Specifications (Su-34)

General characteristics:

* Crew: Two
* Length: 23:34 m (72 ft 2 in)
* Width of wing: 14.7 m (48 ft 3 in)
* Height: 6:09 m (19 ft 5 in)
* Weight filled: 39.000 kg (85.980 lb)
* Weight useful: 8.000 kg (17.600 lb)
* Maximum takeoff weight: 45.100 kg (99.425 lb)
* Engines: 2 × Lyulka AL-35f turbofans, 137.2 kN (30.845 lbf) each with afterburner

Performance:

* Maximum speed:
o High altitude: Mach 1.8 (1.900 km / h, 1.180 mph)
o Low altitude: Mach 1.2 (1.400 km / h, 870 mph) at sea level
* Combat radius: 1.100 km (680 mi)
* Distance Ferry range: 4.000 km (2.490 mi)
* The highest limit service: 15.000 m (49.200 ft)
* Expenses wings: 629 kg / m² (129 lb / ft ²)
* Encouragement / weight: 0.68

Weaponry:

* 1 × 30 mm GSH-30-1 (9A-4071K) cannon, 150 rounds
* Defensive weapons include the R-27 Alamo, R-73 Archer and R-77 Adder series, with the plane Providing the capability to track ten targets and engage four concurrently with BVR missile shots.
* 10 × wing and fuselage stations for up to 8.000 kg (17.630 lb) of Ordnance, including Kh-29L / T, Kh-25MT/ML, Kh-25MP, Kh-36, Kh-38, Kh-41, Kh- 59M, Kh-58, Kh-31p, Kh-35 Ural, Kh-41, Kh-65S, Kh-SD, 2 Moskit, 3 × Jachont air-to-ground missiles, or KAB-1500L KAB-500L/KR guided bombs, unguided bombs, B-8 rocket pods with 20 × 80 mm S-8 rockets, the B-13 rocket pods with 5 × 122 mm S-13 rockets, rocket pods O-25 with 1 × 340 mm S-25 rocket, fuel tanks, EW, and reconnaissance pods.