Государственное внешнеторговое
унитарное предприятие
"Белспецвнештехника"
Адрес:
Республика Беларусь, 220103
г. Минск, ул. Калиновского, д. 8
Тел: +375 (17) 269-63-33
Факс: +375 (17) 269-63-43
E-mail: mail@bsvt.by
Время работы предприятия:
Понедельник - пятница
8.30-17.30
Обед:
13.00-13.45
Catalog
Air equipment and armament
Aircraft Helicopters Aircraft ECM Repair of aviation equipment Unmanned aerial vehicles Aviation means of destruction Airfield meteorological stations Aviation training center Control - diagnostic and measuring systems Aircraft training systems (ATS)Air defense
Radar reconnaissance means Unified air defense system Anti-aircraft missile weapons Automated control systems Radio electronic warfare and reconnaissance means Communication means Metrological systems Automated means for diagnostics and repair of radio electronic devices


AIR DEFENSE MISSILE SYSTEM ADMS-23-4 SHILKA
In order to more effectively combat small and low-altitude unmanned aerial vehicles, including advanced ones, the ADMS-23-4 Shilka was modernized.
As part of the modernization, the combat vehicle was replaced with the outdated RPK-2 radar system, which is of little use in the conditions of modern jamming countermeasures. Instead, the Shilka ADMS-23-4 received the latest optical-electronic reconnaissance and guidance complex, which allows it to passively detect an aerial target such as a helicopter or small aircraft at a range of 20000 meters. It can also track it from 16000 meters, and small-sized targets (30x30 cm) can be detected and tracked from a range of 2000 meters.
ADMS 9K35 STRELA-10
The modernization of the 9K35 Strela-10 Air-Defense Missile System (ADMS) provides for the extension of its combat capabilities and improvement of its survivability.
For this purpose, the vehicle is equipped with modern means of reconnaissance – 24-hour passive optical-electronic station Strizh-M3. It is capable of detecting and tracking targets at a range of up to 20 km, automatically calculating the target position relative to the ADMS launch zone and warning the combat vehicle operator if the target is within its boundaries.
In addition, the launcher is forced to turn to the point of probable target emergence in order to fire on pursuit course against small aerial targets, including unmanned aerial vehicles.
Besides the standard 9M37 anti-aircraft guided missiles, the vehicle is also adapted to launch modernized short-range guided missiles R-60-NT-L with semi-active laser homing head and R-60-NT-T with thermal imaging homing head, capable of hitting targets measuring 30x30 cm.
MOBILE RECONNAISSANCE AND CONTROL STATION
Mobile Reconnaissance and Control Station provides automated combat operation of the platoon (battery) command post and control of fire weapons of Trio ADMS. Processed information on detected targets is issued in the form of target designations to the firing weapons of Trio ADMS.
Mobile Reconnaissance and Control Station performs the tasks of round-the-clock acoustic and optical reconnaissance. It utilizes passive detection methods with automatic output of the required design data on air and ground targets for their engagement.
The passive methods of target detection used in the complex ensure the stealthiness of the ADMS combat order. It is possible to interface Mobile Reconnaissance and Control Station with a radar station.
The software allows for fast distribution and designation of all targets to firearms for guaranteed engagement. The optical-electronic target reconnaissance system, which is a part of the Mobile Reconnaissance and Control Station, allows real-time circular search of air targets in the range of angles from -10 to +90 degrees at a distance of up to 20 kilometers.