Choke on this,
Type 52c Destroyer
Propulsion: Ukranian and German
The first two ships' propulsion is in the form of CODOG, consisting of two Ukraine-made DA80/DN80 gas turbines each rated at ~32,600 hp(24 MW) and two Shaanxi diesel engines (Chinese licensed production of the MTU 20V956TB92 (German)) each rated at ~6,700 hp (5 MW). The DA80/DN80 gas turbine is the export version of UGT-25000 of Ukrainian Zorya-Mashprocket State State Enterprise Gas Turbine Research & Production Complex, purchased by China in the late 1990s as part of license-production in China. [1]The UGT25000 has power rating of 25-27MW depending on configuration [2], but could only provide 24MW upon delivery because development was not fully completed when they were sold to China. A total of eight units were originally purchased and Chinese sources have claimed that all had been upgraded, mainly in the area of turbine blade production techniques, and such update had greatly increased reliability and maintainability.
Radar: Ukranian origin
The August 2009 report from the Office of Naval Intelligence states that “the Luyang II DDG possesses a sophisticated phased-array radar system similar to the western AEGIS radar system.” 2009 ONI Report, p. 1. Another author states that “
the Chinese bought their active-array destroyer radar from the Ukrainian Kvant organization, which is unlikely to have the resources to develop the project much further.” (Norman Friedman, “Russian Arms Industry Foundering,” U.S. Naval Institute Proceedings, September 2009: 90-91.
Armament: Ex Soviet, French
HQ9: Copy of Russian S-300V
Cruise Missiles: Made with the help of ex
Soviet scientists
Type 210 100mm naval gun: Modified copy of
French 100mm Naval Gun
Type 730 CIWS: External design copy of
Dutch Goalkeeper, Internal copy of
French, Sagem Volcan.
ASW Capabilites: French, European
Sonar: Modified
French DUBV-23 sonar
Helicopters : Russian Kamov Ka-28 or Z9 (Chinese copy of
Eurocopter Dauphin)
Indigenous Chinese destroyer eh 
. More like the United Nations destroyer 
