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Re: Marinha da Federação Russa
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Sei não! Acho que ele quis dizer para nós ficarmos de "orelha em pé!
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O Uruguai esta é esperando a aposentadoria das Amazonas pra ver se rola uma doação também...
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Rapaz, com os caras de olho até em Gripn C/D para modernizar a FAU, é capaz da marinha aqui pedir uns 10 subnuc a mais por causa destas coisas. Só para garantir.
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Foto recente de Belgorod, grande tubo de torpedo visível
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Tsirkon missile first launch from submarine to be conducted in White Sea in October
POSTED ON FRIDAY, 01 OCTOBER 2021 09:04
The first test launch of the Tsirkon hypersonic missile from a submarine will be carried out from the Severodvinsk nuclear submarine in the White Sea in October, a source in the military-industrial complex told TASS.
"The first launch of a Tsirkon from the Severodvinsk submarine within the framework of development flight tests will be carried out from the water surface position at the beginning of October. Depending on its results, the second launch from underwater at sea targets is scheduled in November," he said.
According to him, the scheduled first launch from the Severodvinsk nuclear submarine in September was postponed to October due to the need to carry out all technical preparation measures.
NPO Mashinostroyeniya (part of Tactical Missiles Corporation), the developer and producer of the Tsirkon missiles, remained mum on this information.
According to agency’s interlocutor, by the end of 2021, two Tsirkon launches will be scheduled, and also state trials will take place next year. The source mentioned that this missile’s state trials are set to begin in November, and they will continue in 2022, after that the planned supply of missiles to the Russian Navy will begin.
http://www.navyrecognition.com/index.ph ... tober.html
POSTED ON FRIDAY, 01 OCTOBER 2021 09:04
The first test launch of the Tsirkon hypersonic missile from a submarine will be carried out from the Severodvinsk nuclear submarine in the White Sea in October, a source in the military-industrial complex told TASS.
"The first launch of a Tsirkon from the Severodvinsk submarine within the framework of development flight tests will be carried out from the water surface position at the beginning of October. Depending on its results, the second launch from underwater at sea targets is scheduled in November," he said.
According to him, the scheduled first launch from the Severodvinsk nuclear submarine in September was postponed to October due to the need to carry out all technical preparation measures.
NPO Mashinostroyeniya (part of Tactical Missiles Corporation), the developer and producer of the Tsirkon missiles, remained mum on this information.
According to agency’s interlocutor, by the end of 2021, two Tsirkon launches will be scheduled, and also state trials will take place next year. The source mentioned that this missile’s state trials are set to begin in November, and they will continue in 2022, after that the planned supply of missiles to the Russian Navy will begin.
http://www.navyrecognition.com/index.ph ... tober.html
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Russia’s newest Project 636.3 submarine Magadan will enter service next week
By Dorian Archus -October 6, 2021
The Russian Navy will commission the Project 636.3 Magadan diesel-electric submarine on October 12, the Russian Defense Ministry announced on Tuesday.
“Admiral Nikolay Yevmenov, Commander of the Russian Navy, confirmed the date for the Project 636.3 Magadan diesel-electric submarine’s commissioning. On October 12, there will be a flag-raising and commissioning ceremony “According to the Ministry.
The state trials of “Magadan”, the Project 636.3 third diesel-electric submarine built for Russia’s Pacific Fleet, was conducted at the Admiralty Shipyard (part of the United Shipbuilding Corporation) in August 2021.
The submarine carried out deep diving to assess the vessel’s control at various operational depths. After completing the state program of trials, the submarine Magadan returned to the Shipyard for final inspections.
The Magadan is the series’ third submarine. It was established on November 1, 2019, and it was launched on March 26 of this year at a high (91 percent) completion state. The contract for the building of the six-submarine series was signed in September 2016.
The Project 636.3 submarines are thought to be among the quietest in the world. Their length is 74 meters, with a displacement of nearly 3,900 tons; their design depth is 240 meters, their maximum working depth is 300 meters, and their range is 7,500 miles.
https://navalpost.com/russia-to-commission-magadan/
By Dorian Archus -October 6, 2021
The Russian Navy will commission the Project 636.3 Magadan diesel-electric submarine on October 12, the Russian Defense Ministry announced on Tuesday.
“Admiral Nikolay Yevmenov, Commander of the Russian Navy, confirmed the date for the Project 636.3 Magadan diesel-electric submarine’s commissioning. On October 12, there will be a flag-raising and commissioning ceremony “According to the Ministry.
The state trials of “Magadan”, the Project 636.3 third diesel-electric submarine built for Russia’s Pacific Fleet, was conducted at the Admiralty Shipyard (part of the United Shipbuilding Corporation) in August 2021.
The submarine carried out deep diving to assess the vessel’s control at various operational depths. After completing the state program of trials, the submarine Magadan returned to the Shipyard for final inspections.
The Magadan is the series’ third submarine. It was established on November 1, 2019, and it was launched on March 26 of this year at a high (91 percent) completion state. The contract for the building of the six-submarine series was signed in September 2016.
The Project 636.3 submarines are thought to be among the quietest in the world. Their length is 74 meters, with a displacement of nearly 3,900 tons; their design depth is 240 meters, their maximum working depth is 300 meters, and their range is 7,500 miles.
https://navalpost.com/russia-to-commission-magadan/
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Do U.S Admirals Have Reason to be Concerned About the Yasen-M Nuclear Submarine?
By Raymond McConoly -October 10, 2021
https://navalpost.com/yasen-m-nuclear-submarine/
By Raymond McConoly -October 10, 2021
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P44 escreveu: ↑Qua Out 06, 2021 11:58 am Russia’s newest Project 636.3 submarine Magadan will enter service next week
By Dorian Archus -October 6, 2021
The Russian Navy will commission the Project 636.3 Magadan diesel-electric submarine on October 12, the Russian Defense Ministry announced on Tuesday.
“Admiral Nikolay Yevmenov, Commander of the Russian Navy, confirmed the date for the Project 636.3 Magadan diesel-electric submarine’s commissioning. On October 12, there will be a flag-raising and commissioning ceremony “According to the Ministry.
The state trials of “Magadan”, the Project 636.3 third diesel-electric submarine built for Russia’s Pacific Fleet, was conducted at the Admiralty Shipyard (part of the United Shipbuilding Corporation) in August 2021.
The submarine carried out deep diving to assess the vessel’s control at various operational depths. After completing the state program of trials, the submarine Magadan returned to the Shipyard for final inspections.
The Magadan is the series’ third submarine. It was established on November 1, 2019, and it was launched on March 26 of this year at a high (91 percent) completion state. The contract for the building of the six-submarine series was signed in September 2016.
The Project 636.3 submarines are thought to be among the quietest in the world. Their length is 74 meters, with a displacement of nearly 3,900 tons; their design depth is 240 meters, their maximum working depth is 300 meters, and their range is 7,500 miles.
https://navalpost.com/russia-to-commission-magadan/
USC transferiu o submarino "Magadan" para a Marinha Russa
Uma cerimônia de transferência de um grande submarino diesel-elétrico Magadan do projeto 636.3 para a Marinha russa ocorreu no JSC Admiralteyskie Verfi (parte da USC).
O submarino Magadan foi lançado em 1º de novembro de 2019 e se tornou o terceiro de uma série de seis submarinos da Frota do Pacífico. Seu lançamento ocorreu em 26 de março de 2021.
O Diretor Geral dos Estaleiros do Almirantado, Alexander Buzakov, considerou a transferência antecipada do submarino um maravilhoso presente de trabalho para o aniversário da usina.
- O submarino Magadan foi lançado em novembro de 2019. Menos de dois anos se passaram desde que hasteamos a bandeira nele. É um bom ritmo que o Almirantado manterá durante a construção de toda a série da Frota do Pacífico ”, enfatizou o chefe do empreendimento.
Em seu discurso, o chefe interino do Estado-Maior da Marinha, Mikhail Neupokoev, destacou que, ao longo dos anos, a Marinha do país vem aumentando de forma consistente sua força de combate, melhorando as capacidades de combate de grupos de tropas e forças.
- Hoje há outro reabastecimento na Marinha - disse Mikhail Neupokoev. “Estamos enfrentando o mais novo navio de guerra, o grande submarino Magadan. O navio e sua tripulação têm muito a fazer antes de entrar no porto de Vladivostok: trabalhar e passar em todas as tarefas de treinamento de combate, entrar nas forças prontas para o combate da marinha e uma longa transição inter-naval.
O contra-almirante expressou confiança de que a tripulação do submarino Magadan cumprirá com dignidade todas as tarefas que enfrentam: “No dia marcado, o submarino pousará em seu cais de origem, ocupando um lugar digno nas forças submarinas da Frota do Pacífico . Então, o difícil, mas honroso trabalho de combate começará a proteger as fronteiras marítimas no leste de nosso país. "
Fonte: https://www.aoosk.ru/press-center/n...m ... u-magadan/
Re: Marinha da Federação Russa
Enviado: Ter Out 12, 2021 6:28 pm
O submarino líder do projeto 677 "Lada" tornou-se parte da Marinha Russa
O submarino líder do Projeto 677 "São Petersburgo" entrou na Marinha como uma unidade de combate de pleno direito. A operação experimental do primeiro "Lada", que durou mais de 10 anos, foi concluída.
De acordo com a RIA Novosti com referência a Andrei Baranov, vice-diretor geral do Rubin Central Design Bureau de Engenharia Marinha, o certificado de aceitação do submarino foi assinado e o submarino tornou-se parte da Marinha Russa. Desde 2010, "St. Petersburg" está em operação experimental na Frota do Norte.
O submarino diesel-elétrico "São Petersburgo" foi instalado nos "Estaleiros do Almirantado" em 1997, lançado em 2004. O projeto geralmente "estalava" e foi interrompido várias vezes devido à falta de financiamento, correção de falhas de projeto.
O constante refinamento da tecnologia foi para o benefício do submarino. Diversas novas soluções técnicas têm sido utilizadas no projeto dos submarinos Lada, o que pode reduzir significativamente o ruído desses navios.
Por exemplo, isso é facilitado pelo novo revestimento anti-hidrolocalização da caixa. Além disso, o equipamento, no processo em que podem ocorrer vibrações, é instalado em montagens de vibração. Além disso, o sistema de propulsão do submarino usa um motor de propulsão principal multimodo de ímã permanente, que geralmente é mais silencioso do que os motores elétricos assíncronos tradicionais.
Por fim, o submarino do projeto Lada é feito com um casco e meio. Com este arranjo, o corpo robusto é apenas parcialmente coberto por um corpo de luz cheio de água na imersão e ar na subida. O esquema de casco e meio, em comparação com o casco duplo, permite reduzir um pouco as dimensões do navio, aumentar sua manobrabilidade e diminuir o tempo de mergulho.
O submarino tem deslocamento de 1,8 mil toneladas com comprimento de 66,8 metros e largura de 7,1 metros. Ela pode atingir velocidades de até 21 nós debaixo d'água e está armada com seis tubos de torpedo de 533 mm com munição para 18 torpedos. A profundidade de trabalho do navio é de 300 metros.
"São Petersburgo" é feito com um casco e meio. Seu corpo robusto é apenas parcialmente coberto por um corpo leve que é preenchido com água na submersão e ar na subida. Tal esquema permite reduzir um pouco as dimensões do navio, aumentar sua manobrabilidade e reduzir o tempo de mergulho.
No total, a série incluiu três "Lada" - a cabeça "São Petersburgo", a primeira e a segunda série - "Kronstadt" e "Velikiye Luki". Os submarinos em série devem entrar na frota em 2022. Nota-se que, ao contrário do submarino principal, que está armado apenas com minas e torpedos, o serial Lada recebeu os mísseis de cruzeiro Calibre. Além disso, os dois submarinos estão equipados com um motor elétrico novo, mais potente e mais silencioso.
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Re: Marinha da Federação Russa
Enviado: Qua Out 13, 2021 6:00 am
Russian Navy Commissions 9th Project 636.3 Submarine ‘Magadan’
The Project 636.3 (NATO reporting name: Improved Kilo) diesel-electric submarine (SSK) B-602 "Magadan" has joined the Russian Navy on Tuesday. The Russian navy’s ensign, the St. Andrews flag, was raised on the submarine. This is the third submarine, built at the JSC Admiralty Shipyards for the Pacific Fleet of the Russian Navy.
Naval News Staff 12 Oct 2021
TASS Russian news agency
“The Magadan submarine was laid in November 2019. Two years have passed and we hoist the Navy flag on it. It is a good pace and the shipyard will keep it in the construction of the whole series for the Pacific fleet,”
Admiralty Shipyard CEO Alexander Buzakov
Acting Chief of the Russian Navy Main Staff, Rear-Admiral Mikhail Neupokoev said:
“For many years, the Russian Navy has been steadily building up its forces, and enhancing its combat capabilities of groups of troops and forces. Today, the Russian Navy is being replenished. We welcome the cutting-edge warship – the Magadan submarine – into our fleet. This is the third submarine, built at the JSC Admiralty Shipyards for the Pacific Fleet,”
The Magadan is the third submarine of the series for the Pacific fleet. It was floated on March 26, 2021 in a high state of readiness (91 percent). Mooring trials began in April followed by factory running trials that began in late June and ended in early August. Acceptance trials were held the same month. The acceptance act was signed on October 5.
The Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky first submarine of the series was handed over to the Pacific fleet on November 25, 2019. The Volkhov second submarine followed on October 24, 2020. Both submarines and the Gremyashchy corvette are sailing from the Baltic Sea to the home port of call in the Far East.
The Ufa fourth submarine has to be floated in late 2021. The light hull is being created, pipelines and electric cables laid, and acoustic coating installed.
In August 2021, the Admiralty Shipyard laid the Mozhaisk and the Yakutsk diesel-electric submarines of project 636.3. Painting, insulation, and electric work is being done in October. Hydraulic tests of the bow unit are scheduled in the end of the year. The Yakutsk sub also has its hull built.
The Pacific fleet has to receive the whole series of six submarines by 2024. The contract for their construction was signed by the Defense Ministry and the Admiralty Shipyard in September 2016. The Rubin Design Bureau upgraded torpedo and missile arms, the information command system, radar and sonar. General systems were modernized to decrease the signature of the submarine and improve living conditions.
From August 2010 to November 2016, the Admiralty Shipyard built six submarines of project 636.3 for the Black Sea fleet. Export contracts helped the shipyard streamline batch production of project 636.3. The Novorossiysk lead submarine was laid in August 2010 and joined the Navy in September 2014, i.e. the construction took 49 months. The construction of subsequent subs accelerated. The Rostov-on-Don was built in 37 months, the Stary Oskol in 35 months, the Krasnodar in 21 months, the Veliky Novgorod in 24 months, the Kolpino in 25 months.
The construction of the Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky for the Pacific fleet took 28 months. The Volkhov was built in 40 months. It took the shipyard 23 months to build the Magadan. The Ufa has to follow in 2022 and the Mozhaisk and the Yakutsk final subs of the series are to become operational in 2023-2024.
https://www.navalnews.com/naval-news/20 ... e-magadan/