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Russian Naval Shipbuilding Industry: News
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NEWS FROM SEVMASH
Krasnoyarsk (Yasen class) and Generalissimus Suvorov (Borei class) are preparing to go to sea.
Krasnoyarsk (Yasen class) and Generalissimus Suvorov (Borei class) are preparing to go to sea.
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https://tass.com/defense/1424415
MOSCOW, March 19. /TASS/. The technological upgrade of the Sevmash shipyard in northern Russia will enable it to build fifth-generation nuclear-powered submarines, the plant’s CEO Mikhail Budnichenko has told TASS.
"Resolving the global task of upgrading to the new technical level will allow us not just to build fifth-generation submarines and other naval equipment boosting defense capabilities and economic potential of our country, but also to solve other possible tasks for the shipyard," he said, adding that a large-scale technical upgrade was underway at the facility.
Budnichenko added that the enterprise was preparing to introduce the modular method of submarine construction.
Russia’s Severodvinsk-based Sevmash Shipyard (a subsidiary of the United Shipbuilding Corporation) said in 2021 it had approved the concept of modular submarine construction. The new technology allows assembling submarine hulls from large modules, reducing the time of docking works by 18 months.
MOSCOW, March 19. /TASS/. The technological upgrade of the Sevmash shipyard in northern Russia will enable it to build fifth-generation nuclear-powered submarines, the plant’s CEO Mikhail Budnichenko has told TASS.
"Resolving the global task of upgrading to the new technical level will allow us not just to build fifth-generation submarines and other naval equipment boosting defense capabilities and economic potential of our country, but also to solve other possible tasks for the shipyard," he said, adding that a large-scale technical upgrade was underway at the facility.
Budnichenko added that the enterprise was preparing to introduce the modular method of submarine construction.
Russia’s Severodvinsk-based Sevmash Shipyard (a subsidiary of the United Shipbuilding Corporation) said in 2021 it had approved the concept of modular submarine construction. The new technology allows assembling submarine hulls from large modules, reducing the time of docking works by 18 months.
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Video is from 2nd of March in Zelenodolsk shipyard in Tatarstan.
Construction of one pr.22800 Karakurt and one pr.22160 Vasily Bykov class are visible.
Construction of one pr.22800 Karakurt and one pr.22160 Vasily Bykov class are visible.
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Feodosia plant "More" was transferred to the ownership of the United Shipbuilding Corporation
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The reconstruction of the dry dock of the 35th shipyard is being completed
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I want to know does Russia build small submarines? I think small subs have their advantages of low cost and stealthy small size; it seems like it would be a good market to sell small submarines to poor countries that can't afford larger diesel electric attack submarines like Cuba, Venezuela, Thailand and a few others.
Turkey is making a good decision in my opinion in tapping into this market.
https://www.oryxspioenkop.com/2022/02/hunters-of-deep-turkeys-small-submarines.html
Turkey is making a good decision in my opinion in tapping into this market.
https://www.oryxspioenkop.com/2022/02/hunters-of-deep-turkeys-small-submarines.html
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Admiralty shipyard:
76mm gun has now been mounted on the IVAN PAPANIN
76mm gun has now been mounted on the IVAN PAPANIN
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I want to know does Russia build small submarines? I think small subs have their advantages of low cost and stealthy small size; it seems like it would be a good market to sell small submarines to poor countries that can't afford larger diesel electric attack submarines like Cuba, Venezuela, Thailand and a few others.
They do build small subs and specialist vessels, but mostly for specific roles.
Smaller subs are generally of limited speed and endurance and are not really comparable to full sized subs in most regards... the Piranha class of subs, which are rather small sized vessels capable of 4-6 knots on a good day so you don't want to have to have them as your only sub... the Soviets used to have a class of sub to carry rescue subs around, but not one to carry mini subs around which as I said have low speed and limited endurance compared with larger subs.
The endurance for the Piranha subs, which the Soviets called LOSOS was about 10 days with a crew of 9 or so.
Of course these subs were not low cost because they were made of titanium so they were not magnetic and magnetic mines and MAD detectors would have trouble finding them... they were going to make 12 but ended up only making two.
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GarryB wrote:I want to know does Russia build small submarines? I think small subs have their advantages of low cost and stealthy small size; it seems like it would be a good market to sell small submarines to poor countries that can't afford larger diesel electric attack submarines like Cuba, Venezuela, Thailand and a few others.
They do build small subs and specialist vessels, but mostly for specific roles.
Smaller subs are generally of limited speed and endurance and are not really comparable to full sized subs in most regards... the Piranha class of subs, which are rather small sized vessels capable of 4-6 knots on a good day so you don't want to have to have them as your only sub... the Soviets used to have a class of sub to carry rescue subs around, but not one to carry mini subs around which as I said have low speed and limited endurance compared with larger subs.
The endurance for the Piranha subs, which the Soviets called LOSOS was about 10 days with a crew of 9 or so.
Of course these subs were not low cost because they were made of titanium so they were not magnetic and magnetic mines and MAD detectors would have trouble finding them... they were going to make 12 but ended up only making two.
This article does explain the benefits of mini submarines in modern warfare:
https://asiatimes.com/2018/12/popularity-of-mini-submarines-resurfaces/
China also offers good small submarines for export:
https://asiatimes.com/2022/02/china-offers-a-glimpse-of-new-type-mini-submarine/