Made an installation batch of marine engines

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In the blog nortwolf-sam.livejournal.com lined with excerpts from official statements of executives of PJSC "NPO" Saturn ". Chief Engineer of PJSC NPO Saturn, Mikhail Kasatkin, spoke about the implementation of an import substitution program for gas turbines:

In the 2016 year, while fulfilling the import substitution program, the company launched three types of marine engines. The 2017 plans to put into operation the assembly and test complex of marine GTA [gas turbine units] is a unique for Russia facility, designed to conduct all types of experimental, preliminary, final, certification and acceptance (serial) tests. Also in 2017, it is necessary to complete the technological re-equipment, providing for the acquisition of equipment for the organization of mass production of marine gas turbine engines. We have already made the first engines of the installation batch on the existing equipment.


Made an installation batch of marine engines

The building under construction for the test bench of the ship gas turbine installations on the territory of NPO Saturn. Rybinsk, October 2016 of the year


Thus, information on the manufacture of gas turbine engines of the installation batch was announced; a production site is being prepared for their mass production; It is expected to pass the assembly and test complex marine GTA. According to another executive officer, in 2017, it is planned to complete development work and conduct on the basis of this complex the entire list of tests (including government) of three new engine modifications: gas turbine M90FR to ensure the assembly of the M55Р diesel-gas turbine unit; sea ​​GTD MHNUMXFRU for units of amphibious assault ships; reversible gas turbine engine based on the Russian marine GTE MXNUMFRU to replace Ukrainian-made engines with expired service life on operating ships of the Russian Navy.
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  1. +14
    7 February 2017 10: 56
    God help you!
    1. +13
      7 February 2017 10: 59
      Quote: ziqzaq
      God help you!


      “Hope in God, but don’t squander”, we have missed a lot of time because of Ukraine, now we are catching up.
      1. +13
        7 February 2017 11: 13
        It’s moving towards mass production, and this is already starting to look like import substitution is real. What pleases, you look, and cheese from palm oil disappears.
        1. +8
          7 February 2017 13: 00
          Quote: samoletil18
          It’s moving towards mass production, and this is already starting to look like import substitution is real.

          ... as previously written - the installation end of 2016 / beginning of 2017, the series end of 2017 ... gear - "Star", the management of the traditionally "Aurora" since the Soviet Union ... it is strange none of the "all-fingers" unsubscribed. .. but, howling, howling ... tongue
          Quote: samoletil18
          What pleases, you look, and cheese from palm oil disappears.

          ... press a button? .. P. at) resource rules - "comments not related to the subject of the article" - write an article about cheeses, consider ... laughing
          1. +2
            7 February 2017 17: 38
            Article about import substitution. And palm oil cheese should be seen as a mirror of problems on this subject. what
  2. +5
    7 February 2017 11: 03
    Well, it’s wonderful .. A postcard can be sent to “Zorya” ...
    1. +8
      7 February 2017 11: 06
      And put a candle for the repose of Zorya-Mashproekt, jumped ...
      And our engineers really have no analogues in the world.
      https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=1&
      ; v = 5ryoVk-opyo
      1. +10
        7 February 2017 11: 37
        I won’t tell you exactly how much, but many of Zory’s workers moved to Russia.
        There were even announcements in the press - come, wait ...
        1. +1
          7 February 2017 17: 18
          Quote: Alex777
          I won’t tell you exactly how much, but many of Zory’s workers moved to Russia.

          In other words, did the dawn move? laughing
          There is no worldwide replacement for the savvy Russian engineers of the Ukrainian Dawn lol
    2. +1
      7 February 2017 11: 08
      With a quote from the iPhone -..... mood.
  3. +4
    7 February 2017 11: 04
    The pace of construction is not reduced! Keep it up. We really need engines.
    1. +2
      7 February 2017 12: 54
      We will consider chickens in the fall. We need these engines before kuya and even a little more - frigates, corvettes of the 386 series, apart from the logical, in general, translation to the gozoturbinny movement and promising destroyers. And then the 14000 destroyer of tons of VIs with nuclear weapons is somehow poorly linked with the mass equipping of the fleet with inexpensive ships.
  4. +8
    7 February 2017 11: 05
    This photo is for the article, probably like a gravestone, for plants that once made engines in Ukraine bully
  5. +8
    7 February 2017 11: 07
    The plans for 2017 to put into operation the assembly and testing complex of marine gas turbine engines - a unique construction for Russia, designed to carry out all types of experimental, preliminary, development, certification and acceptance (serial) tests
    ... it's nice to see the long-awaited hohlo substitution. drinks
  6. +5
    7 February 2017 11: 27
    Saturn calmly descends from the mountain ....
  7. +3
    7 February 2017 11: 29
    E-eeeeeh !!!!!!!!!!!! Ischo would have replaced the helicopter completely ....
    1. +2
      7 February 2017 11: 49
      Quote: Damir
      E-eeeeeh !!!!!!!!!!!! Ischo would have replaced the helicopter completely ....

      So it seems already replaced !? Or what's wrong? request
      1. +1
        7 February 2017 11: 50
        not so unfortunately .... the engine resource is small compared to the Soviet (Ukrainian) original ...
      2. +9
        7 February 2017 11: 50
        Quote: ydjin
        Quote: Damir
        E-eeeeeh !!!!!!!!!!!! Ischo would have replaced the helicopter completely ....

        So it seems already replaced !? Or what's wrong? request

        - replaced, replaced ...
        - Damirapparently slept for a long time ... and just woke up laughing
        1. +1
          7 February 2017 11: 58
          On combat, perhaps.
          The Ka-226 is equipped with two Arrius engines of the French Safran Helicopter Engines, for example.
        2. +6
          7 February 2017 13: 04
          Quote: Cat Man Null
          - replaced, replaced ...

          ... Roman Batkovich! ... my regards ! ... hi
          Quote: Cat Man Null
          - Damir, apparently, slept for a long time ... and just woke up

          ... decided to just ruin the air ... wink
  8. +4
    7 February 2017 11: 59
    Down and Out trouble started! And now the production will be finished - the demand is huge! And the money inside the country will spin, and these are salaries, taxes, and settlements with suppliers.
  9. +3
    7 February 2017 12: 51
    M70FRU can be put on 11356. Great news.
  10. +3
    7 February 2017 12: 54
    I am inclined to believe that the defense industry will pull industry and Russia out of the pit, gas turbine engines are our jobs, technologies and, ultimately, goods to the arms market. And if there is quality, then a good help to the state.
  11. +3
    7 February 2017 13: 10
    Also in 2017, it is necessary to complete the technological re-equipment, which provides for the purchase of equipment for the organization of serial production of offshore gas turbine engines.

    In other words, corvettes and frigates will indeed go into our fleets in series in 19-20 ... perhaps hulls will be laid for now, so that later, when mass production of domestic gas turbines is already in place, they will be put on almost ready ships.
    1. +5
      7 February 2017 13: 24
      On almost ready - they don’t do that. Only change on old ships (there are no options). After all, it is necessary to dismantle everything on the way of the engine to the housing (various equipment, insulation, pipelines, cable routes, etc.), make a large technological cutout in the housing, start the engine along the guides, install, then reassemble and test everything. It is very expensive.
      Therefore, the engines are installed in a not yet fully formed hull.
      1. +3
        7 February 2017 13: 49
        Quote: Eugene RS
        Therefore, the engines are installed in a not yet fully formed hull.

        I know ... do we have another choice? After all, back in 10 it was clear that we had to go our own way. We waited for sanctions, severing relations with Ukraine, and then began to itch and import substitute. And the fleets need corvettes and frigates in a good series not from the 20th year, but from the past. Buzzards are getting old, and they need to be changed as soon as possible. At the same time, and strengthen the coastal zone of its borders. So do you propose to sit and wait until the gas turbines go into production, and then start building ships?
        1. +4
          8 February 2017 00: 58
          Quote: NEXUS
          I know ... do we have another choice?

          Yes, the same mattresses (not be remembered by night) are not particularly worried about this issue. If nothing else - cut out ...