The largest aircraft carrier in the world by tonnage is

On the second floor is the largest aircraft carrier with a skid deck in terms of tonnage. And the largest aircraft carrier in the world by tonnage is.

United States"Nimitz"Class nuclear-powered aircraft carrier.

It is currently the world's largest tonnage and the largest number of first-class nuclear-powered aircraft carriers in service, its first ship was commissioned in 1975, and a total of 7 ships have been commissioned so far, and the 8th and 9th ships are under construction. The aircraft carrier of this class has a full load displacement of more than 91,000 tons, and from the fifth ship, due to the installation of several thousand tons of armor protection plates, its full load displacement has increased to 102,000 tons, becoming the largest ship in the world's history.

Length: m Width: m, widest m on flight deck Draft: m (m for CVN-71, m since CVN-72).

Power plant: nuclear, 2 pressurized water reactors, 4 steam turbines, 4 emergency diesel engines, 4 axle propulsion Power: 194 MW (260,000 hp) Speed: 30 knots or more Endurance: 8001,000,000 nautical miles.

Main equipment: 3 "Sea Sparrow" air defense missile systems, 4 "Phalanx" melee ** systems (3 for CVN-68 and CVN-69), 3 324 mm 3-pack torpedo launch systems Aircraft: about 80 fixed-wing aircraft, ***6.

Personnel: 3,184 crew members, 2,800 aviation personnel.

The second aircraft carrier of the Soviet Navy to use a skid deck was the "Wayag", which is by far the world's largest aircraft carrier with a skid deck.

Taiwan, of course, an unsinkable aircraft carrier.

1. USS Eisenhower

USS Eisenhower aircraft carrier displacement: standard 81,600 tons, full load 91,487 tons, construction began in 1970, launched in 1975, and entered service with the US Navy in 1977. The cost of the whole project is $2 billion.

The displacement at full load is 91500 tons, the length of the ship is meters, the width of the ship is meters, the length of the deck of the aircraft with a ramp is meters, and the width is meters. The spacious hangar is 208 meters long, 33 meters wide and 8 meters high.

2. USS Carl Vinson

Aircraft carrier Carl Vinson displacement: displacement: 78,434 tons, 91,487 tons, on the aircraft carrier Carl Vinson, aircraft lifts No. 1 and No. 2 are located in front of the island, elevator No. 3 is located behind the island, and elevator No. 4 is located in the stern of the beveled deck on the port side, each of which is a meter in size.

Two steam catapults are arranged in the bow and two in the amidships. There are 4 blocking cables and 1 emergency barricade net in the stern. The hangar deck below is a watertight structure and is divided into 8 decks (including double bottom).

3. USS Roosevelt

USS Roosevelt aircraft carrier displacement: standard 80,777 tons, full load 104,600 tons, the USS Roosevelt aircraft carrier is equipped with a bulkhead system on both sides of the hull, and the top and sides of important parts such as hangars and ammunition depots are equipped with millimeter-thick Kevlar armor to strengthen protection.

4. USS Abraham Lincoln

USS Abraham Lincoln aircraft carrier displacement: standard 73,973 tons, full load 10,200 tons, built with an additional 6,000 tons of armor plates, plus 2,900 tons of aviation ammunition and 350 gallons of aviation gasoline, so that its full load displacement increased to 10,200 tons, becoming the first U.S. Navy ship to break the 100,000-ton mark.

5. USS George Washington

USS George Washington aircraft carrier displacement: standard displacement of 81,364 tons, full load displacement of 104,200 tons, it was assigned to the Seventh Fleet in 2008 to replace the decommissioned Kitty Hawk, and to Japan's Kanagawa Prefecture Yokosuka Naval Base as its home port, is the first nuclear-powered ship in history stationed in Japan, and the only U.S. Navy aircraft carrier permanently stationed overseas.

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The largest aircraft carrier in the world is the Ford-class aircraft carrier.

USS Ford is a nuclear-powered aircraft carrier of the U.S. Navy, the lead ship of the Ford-class nuclear-powered aircraft carrier, and the 11th aircraft carrier in service with the U.S. Navy. The aircraft carrier has adopted many high-tech technologies, mainly including integrated electric propulsion and electromagnetic catapult technology, and is the backbone of the US military's maritime strikes in the 21 st century.

The USS Ford's hull layout appears to be broadly similar to that of the Nimitz-class, although in fact quite a few improvements have been made. The USS Ford began construction at Newport News Shipbuilding and Dockyard on August 11, 2005, laid the keel on November 13, 2009, officially launched on November 9, 2013, began sea trials on April 8, 2017, and officially entered service with the U.S. Navy on July 22.

Design features of Ford-class aircraft carriers

The Ford-class aircraft carrier is the first aircraft carrier in the United States to be designed using computer-aided tools, and the application of virtual image technology can accurately simulate every design detail in the design process, and solve the relevant layout problems in advance, and the accuracy of the actual manufacturing of each component is also greatly improved, in addition, it can also allow many groups of teams to design and develop at the same time, saving time.

The USS Ford uses a large number of new technologies and designs, including a redesign of the hull island superstructure and flight deck layout, emphasizing stealth, a more efficient power plant with stronger power generation capacity, a new power distribution structure for the overall power system, an electromagnetic catapult, and a new high-power integrated nuclear reactor; Ribbon power distribution system, active phased array radar, F-35 carrier-based aircraft and other key marine technologies, and increased hull redundancy is designed for future upgrades.

1. China's [Liaoning] aircraft carrier: the length of the ship is meters, and the waterline is 270 meters long. The width of the broadside is 75 meters, and the draft is 38 meters wide. Flight deck: 300 meters long and 70 meters wide.

2. The United States' [Nimitz-class aircraft carrier]: It is the most powerful maritime giant in the world's navy, the first ship "Nimitz" was commissioned in 1975, with a length of meters, a width of meters, a full load displacement of 91,500 tons, a speed of 33 knots, a cruising range of 801 million nautical miles, and a nuclear fuel refueling can work for 13 15 years.

3. Russia's [Marshal Kuznetsov] aircraft carrier: full length meters, waterline length meters, width 37 meters, draft meters, standard displacement of 53,000 tons, full load displacement of 65,000 tons, maximum displacement of 66,000 tons.

4. USS Ronald Reagan: 333 meters long, beam meters, displacement: 78,621 tons, full load displacement: 101,400 tons, draft: feet (meters).

5. Japan's [Akagi Aircraft Carrier]: Standard displacement: 29,500 tons 36,500 tons (refitted); Medium test displacement: 41,300 tons (after modification);

Length: 261 m 190 m, Width: 29 m, Draught:

Rice; Length after modification: m (flight deck), width: m, draft:

Rice; Power: 19 boilers, steam turbines, main engine maximum output 133,000 hp, 4 shafts; The maximum speed is 31 knots, and the cruising range is 8200 knots 16 knots.

USS Ronald Reagan CVN-76 is the ninth ship of the Nimitz-class nuclear-powered aircraft carrier of the United States, and it is also the first aircraft carrier of the United States to enter the military after entering the 21st century. The Reagan, which was completed and launched in 2001, is named after the 40th U.S. ** Lonner Reagan, who is the national leader who led the United States to end the Cold War and is very beloved by the American people, and is also the first former United States to be named after ** when he was still alive. However, because Ligan himself was unable to attend the ceremony due to illness when the new ship was launched, it was represented by former First Lady Nancy Reagan, who died at the age of 93 the following year after the ship was officially commissioned.

The Reagan's home port is San Diego, California, and is currently part of the U.S. Pacific Fleet.

Keel laying: February 12, 1998.

Completion and launch: March 4, 2001.

Entered service: July 12, 2003.

Status: In service.

Class: Nimitz-class nuclear-powered aircraft carrier.

Displacement: 98,235 tons.

Full load displacement: 105500 tons.

Overall length: 1,092 ft (333 m).

Broadside: 134 ft (41 m).

Maximum deck width: 257 ft (78 m).

Draft: 12 m (ft).

Speed: 30 knots or more.

Crew: 5700-5900 people.

Armament: 3x Sea Sparrow Missile Launcher 4x 20mm Phalanx Close-Impulsion** System Carrier-based aircraft: more than 80 aircraft, up to 140 aircraft in case of special circumstances.