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Triton late 1910s

Ships

Name	No	Yard No	Builder	Laid down	Launched	Comp	Fate
Ægir	8, B8		Orlogsværftets, København	1914	8.12.1914	7.1915	stricken 4.1933
Ran	9, B9		Orlogsværftets, København	1915	30.3.1915	10.1915	scuttled 29.8.1943
Triton	10, B10		Orlogsværftets, København	1915	29.7.1915	3.1916	scuttled 29.8.1943
Neptun	11, B11		Orlogsværftets, København	1915	22.12.1915	10.1916	stricken 4.1933
Galathea	12, B12		Orlogsværftets, København	5.1915	15.4.1916	1.1917	scuttled 29.8.1943
---	13		Orlogsværftets, København	1916?	---	---	cancelled 1922

Technical data

Displacement standard, t	177
Displacement normal, t	185 / 235
Length, m	40.6
Breadth, m	3.72
Draught, m	2.40
No of shafts	1
Machinery	2 diesels / 2 electric motors
Power, h. p.	450 / 340
Max speed, kts	13.5 / 9.8
Fuel, t	diesel oil 8
Endurance, nm(kts)
Armament	3 - 450 TT (2 bow, 1 stern, 3)
Complement	11
Diving depth operational, m

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Project history

Further development of Havmanden class, designed by Whitehead (Austro-Hungary). They differed by bigger dimensions and increased to three TTs number. Single-hulled. Arrangement of third, stern, TT in deck superstructure aft from CT became interesting feature.

Building of six boats of this class was planned, but five were completed only.

Modernizations

1917, all: + 1 x 1 - 57/40 M.1885 AA

Naval service

Three submarines in 1940 were deduced to reserve and 29.8.1943 scuttled by crews at Copenhagen.