| 词条 | Tulpar (IFV) |
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|name=Tulpar IFV |image= |caption=Tulpar IFV as shown at the IDEF 2013. |origin= Turkey |type=Infantry fighting vehicle |is_vehicle=yes |service= |used_by= |designer= Otokar |design_date=2011 |manufacturer= Otokar |unit_cost=$1.2 million |production_date=2012 |number= 2 |length=7230 mm |width=3400 mm |height=2676 mm (turret ceiling) |crew=3 (commander, gunner, driver) 9 troopers |weight=32 tons (up to 42 tons depending on configuration) |armor=against 25 mm APFSDS |primary_armament=30 mm dual-fed cannon |secondary_armament=7.62 mm Coaxial Machine Gun |engine=Scania DSI 14 litres or DSI 16, V8 Diesel |engine_power=810 hp (410- 595 kW) 2300 Nm Turbo Diesel |transmission= SAPA SG-850, 32-Speed Automatic |suspension=torsion bar |speed=70 km/h |pw_ratio=24.1 hp/tonne |vehicle_range=600 km }} Tulpar is a Turkish heavy infantry fighting vehicle designed by the Sakarya-based automotive manufacturer Otokar. It is named after the Tulpar, a winged horse in Turkic mythology.[1] The vehicle has been designed to augment Turkey's new-generation Altay MBT in operations and to safely transport infantry to the front lines while providing fire support for other armored units.The IFV is also available in variants such as reconnaissance, command-and-control, personnel carrier, mortar, recovery, launch rocket system, air defence, ambulance and anti-tank vehicles.[2] BackgroundEven though the TSK has not formally posted an immediate requirement for a new infantry fighting vehicle, Otokar has started the development of Tulpar along with the Altay. Indeed, Tulpar was designed by the same team that developed Altay. After a 3-year design and development stage, Tulpar was finally unveiled to the public in 2013 at the IDEF international defense fair in Istanbul.[2] DesignTulpar was designed for the dual role of providing fire support to friendly main battle tanks and safely transporting troops in a high-threat environment. Resistance against IEDs, small mines and high ballistic protection for its crew were among the high priority design criteria. Tulpar is also fully networkable with the Altay MBT and other units.[2] In its basic form the Tulpar provides protection against small arms (STANAG 4569 level 2), but it can be upgraded with composite armor that provides protection against 25 mm projectiles (STANAG 4569 level 5).[2] Tulpar features modular armor. This allows the maintenance center to quickly swap any damaged armor panels and also makes the IFV easily upgradable for added protection against higher caliber projectiles. Export customers of Tulpar can decide on what level of protection is desired based on their specific threat environment, terrain and IFV configuration.[2] Otokar plans to install a hard kill system on the future variants of Tulpar. The vehicle is fully NBC protected. MobilityTulpar is powered by an 810 hp, 15.7-liter, water-cooled V8 diesel engine that is turbo charged and drives a 32-speed automatic transmission. Suspension comes standard with a hydraulic damper and can carry up to 45 tons on the hull. Tulpar's maximum speed is 70 km/h and economic range is 600 km.[2] ArmamentOtokar's Tulpar is fitted with the Mızrak-U turret system armed with a 30mm dual-fed automatic cannon and a 7.62mm coaxial machine gun. MIZRAK turret will be eqquiped Umtas anti tank missile.[2] Situational AwarenessTulpar's crew enjoy full 360-degree day/night situational awareness thanks to an array of electro-optic sensors located on the Hull and Turret.[2] VariantsTulpar IFVBasic IFV model as described above. Tulpar-SFirst unveiled at IDEF 2015, the Tuplar-S is significantly lighter (15 Tonnes), shorter and narrower than the Tulpar.[3] It is a multi-purposed vehicle platform which retains basic features of standard Tulpar-IFV and has been designed to be both a light and an amphibious platform. Like the Tupar IFV, the Tulpar has been designed to be modular and can be configured for a variety of roles with a variety of weapons platforms. In the weapons-carrying, ATGM-armed RCT configuration, the Tulpar-S features a three-person crew (driver, commander, and gunner), with space for two dismounts. In its armoured-personnel-carrier version, the vehicle will also feature a three-person crew but with space for eight dismounts[3] Operators
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References1. ^{{Cite web|url=http://www.military-today.com/apc/tulpar.htm|title=Tulpar Infantry Fighting Vehicle {{!}} Military-Today.com|website=www.military-today.com|access-date=2016-04-21}} 2. ^1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 {{cite web|title=Tulpar IFV|url=http://www.army-technology.com/projects/tulpar-infantry-fighting-vehicle/|work=Army-Technology|accessdate=9 May 2014}}{{Unreliable source?|reason=domain on WP:BLACKLIST|date=July 2016}} 3. ^1 {{Cite web|url=http://www.janes.com/article/51192/idef-2015-otokar-launches-tulpar-s-weapons-carrier|title=IDEF 2015: Otokar launches Tulpar-S weapons carrier {{!}} IHS Jane's 360|website=www.janes.com|access-date=2016-04-21}} External links
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