Ukrainian Navy will receive three restored Mi-14PL helicopters

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As the military blog Diana Mikhailova, State Enterprise Aviakon mastered the repair of Mi-14 type helicopters for the Ukrainian Navy. At GP Aviakon, they conducted a study to determine the technical condition and performed restoration work on the Mi-14PL helicopter, which had not been lifted into the air since 1993.

Ukrainian Navy will receive three restored Mi-14PL helicopters


26 December 2016 the test flight of the Mi-XNUMHPL helicopter was carried out at the aircraft repair plant of Konotop after the restoration, with the establishment of a new resource. The engineering and technical staff and workers of the Konotop Aircraft Repair Plant, in cooperation with representatives of the engineering service of the military unit, carried out an extremely difficult task as soon as possible. It should also be noted that the restoration of the first Mi-14PL helicopter at the Aviacon GP was carried out at its own expense, without advertised help from the Kiev authorities. According to the statement, by the end of 14, the State Enterprise Aviacon will restore another 2017 Mi-2 helicopter for the Ukrainian Navy.

Earlier, overhaul and repair to extend the established indicators of Mi-14PL helicopters aviation The Naval Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine were carried out by specialists of the SE “Sevastopol Aviation Enterprise”.
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  1. +3
    31 August 2017 13: 05
    With all due respect, the Navy Proud of Ukraine is alive ??????
    1. +10
      31 August 2017 13: 09
      Quote: WHAT IS
      -Navy Proud of Ukraine is alive ??????

      ... Yeah ... like Lenin
      1. +2
        31 August 2017 13: 18
        Quote: san4es
        ... Yeah ... like Lenin

        Only Lenin is forever alive ...
        And in Ukraine - the Eternally Dead Fleet.
        1. +18
          31 August 2017 13: 23
          Interested in this:
          Do these helicopters really have such an appearance? Or do such illustrations specially show us that we were gloating ...?
          1. BAI
            +2
            31 August 2017 13: 31
            Judging by the attached blades and the lack of identification marks - this is some kind of helicopter in storage.
          2. +2
            31 August 2017 14: 12
            Quote: Anarchist

            Do these helicopters really have such an appearance?

            Here is a Ukrainian helicopter.
    2. +4
      31 August 2017 13: 38
      Quote: WHAT IS
      With all due respect, the Navy Proud of Ukraine is alive ??????

      Well, if the Naval Ferrothelet, then a whisker can be ...
    3. +1
      31 August 2017 13: 41
      Lukashenko learned to restore dried milk, and Poroshenko rusted helicopters. Well, and who is the coolest business? laughing
    4. +1
      31 August 2017 13: 49
      Good afternoon!!! You better ask yourself why exactly now these machines began to be restored, in the modification of submarines ???? and against whom ???? oh, not dill this is an idea ... for sure, the advisers tried, who are now building their base in Ochakovo ....
      1. 0
        31 August 2017 15: 49
        Quote: Damir
        You better ask yourself why right now these machines began to be restored,

        so ours, too, sharply (back in 15) started talking about restoring Mi-14 production ...
      2. 0
        1 September 2017 00: 22
        You better ask yourself why right now

        Everything is much more prosaic. We got this stuff for the reason that the Maxim machine guns, i.e. due to acute deficiency.
      3. 0
        1 September 2017 12: 04
        It is doubtful that the sonar equipment in it is restored. And so, just a spinner, well, it flies ... if it does not crash ... mi8.
  2. 0
    31 August 2017 13: 06
    The quality of repairs carried out by a superfast and non-specialized enterprise will be judged by the number of accidents.
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    2. +1
      31 August 2017 14: 26
      Quote: dubovitskiy.1947
      The quality of repairs carried out by a superfast and non-specialized enterprise will be judged by the number of accidents.

      Apparently, every time when it comes to Aviakon, former military unit No. 21653 under the USSR, I will have to write the same comments. If you already decided to blurt out, then first you would ask what kind of enterprise it was, it was created on this rembase with Milevtsi Mi helicopter repair technology,
      1. +1
        31 August 2017 19: 17
        Quote: igor67
        Quote: dubovitskiy.1947
        The quality of repairs carried out by a superfast and non-specialized enterprise will be judged by the number of accidents.

        Apparently, every time when it comes to Aviakon, former military unit No. 21653 under the USSR, I will have to write the same comments. If you already decided to blurt out, then first you would ask what kind of enterprise it was, it was created on this rembase with Milevtsi Mi helicopter repair technology,

        Damascus steel was first invented in Damascus. But time passed, the secrets of production were lost, generations changed and now they can’t even make a frying pan there. An example of the collapse of technologies that are widely used in the USSR, in the USA, is known to you in many ways. Much has been lost and restoration becomes a much more expensive pleasure than creating new ones. It got to the acquisition of Russian rocket engines. (The only example from life).
        Technology does not create old walls. People. Equipment. Documentation libraries. Production of components and materials.
    3. +1
      31 August 2017 14: 31
      in the first seconds you can see on the stella the types of aircraft that were being repaired at the enterprise
      1. 0
        31 August 2017 19: 22
        Quote: igor67
        in the first seconds you can see on the stella the types of aircraft that were being repaired at the enterprise

        Certificate. issued in 2007, now, in 2017, you can wipe your ass.
        1. 0
          1 September 2017 10: 36
          Quote: dubovitskiy.1947
          Certificate. issued in 2007, now, in 2017, you can wipe your ass

          l kindergarten, I repeat the enterprise it worked and works, the repair quality is high, no disasters, a certificate is issued, only I repeat it was on this repair base that the technology for repairing helicopters MIL was compiled,
          1. 0
            1 September 2017 13: 44
            Quote: igor67
            Quote: dubovitskiy.1947
            Certificate. issued in 2007, now, in 2017, you can wipe your ass

            l kindergarten, I repeat the enterprise it worked and works, the repair quality is high, no disasters, a certificate is issued, only I repeat it was on this repair base that the technology for repairing helicopters MIL was compiled,

            If you would at least look at the work of the design bureau from a distance. I do not trend the nonsense, I have almost a quarter-century experience in this work. You never know if the technology was used (such a thing is being developed without fail at the research institute, with the involvement of the scientific departments of the country's Ministry of Defense). The only way. At no REPAIR enterprises, technologies are not developed. Only implemented and ongoing.
            Not only did you not realize that it was not the walls that were being repaired, but people. And with the use of materials according to the drawings. You didn’t say how you can repair the electronics, because those radio elements have long been discontinued, and those available in the warehouse have a shelf life that prohibits use in helicopters. They ran out of warranty twenty years ago.
            1. 0
              1 September 2017 15: 26
              I worked at this repair shop for 15 years, they also repaired NK50 engines there from the late 12s, the repair technology was developed together with KB mile, we also had representatives of the Rostov Helicopter Plant, since the repair and release of the new product are tolerances. materials as you put it with the mid 90s began to be produced in Ukraine, since in 92 they banned the sale of remfond to Ukraine. only the blades come from tupino.
              1. 0
                1 September 2017 16: 13
                Quote: igor67
                I worked at this repair shop for 15 years, they also repaired NK50 engines there from the late 12s, the repair technology was developed together with KB mile, we also had representatives of the Rostov Helicopter Plant, since the repair and release of the new product are tolerances. materials as you put it with the mid 90s began to be produced in Ukraine, since in 92 they banned the sale of remfond to Ukraine. only the blades come from tupino.

                So be accurate. It’s not you there in the workshops (there is no own design bureau at REPAIR plants) developed the technology. You will not be allowed to do so. It is the manufacturer, and then, under the copyright control of the developer and the supervision of the military representative. They gave you the finished, which you were obliged to fulfill, look, there was a lope of developers. Madagascar all require.
                Repair is done according to the inspection list, painted by the manufacturer together with the developer and the mission. Each car is INDIVIDUAL. And about the blades. I was looking for Tupino and could not find it. Hence, you, with your own words, are not worth a broken shekel.
  3. +2
    31 August 2017 13: 27
    The international and highly respected English organization Global Firepower published the next rating of military power of the world's leading armies in 2017. Armed forces of Ukraine in it were in 30th place. Exactly in front of such a defense giant as Myanmar.
    Other closest pursuers are the Czech Republic, Malaysia and Mexico. The list of those who are ahead of Ukraine looks no less offensive for Kiev. Far beyond the horizon, Egypt (10th place), Pakistan (13th place), Indonesia (14th place), Vietnam (16th place). The three leaders are known to everyone and, it seems, does not cause doubts in anyone - the USA, Russia, China. Further India, France and the United Kingdom.
    For many years, when compiling the annual Global Firepower rating by specialists from the oldest of the British universities, St. Andrews (University of St. Andrews, founded in the early 1410s), 50 very different parameters for each country are taken into account. Apparently in England they are not up to date with the statements of gr. Poroshenko, that his army is the strongest in Europe (or in the world or continent ... - but this, incidentally, depends on the completeness of the poured and drunk, because the other 50 parameters are being investigated).
  4. +5
    31 August 2017 13: 35
    which has not taken off since 1993.

    Almost 25 years. What about metal fatigue and corrosion?
    1. +1
      31 August 2017 13: 40
      Quote: sabakina
      which has not taken off since 1993.

      Almost 25 years. What about metal fatigue and corrosion?

      This is nonsense compared to the failure of an electrician. Rubber, all kinds of tight joints. An interesting question is, how about the recovery of electronics? Where did they get transistors, radio tubes, switching gadgets? Do radio amateurs in boxes and garages joke?
      1. +2
        31 August 2017 13: 46
        Well, why? when restoring, it’s just convenient to lay new cables and update electronics
        1. 0
          31 August 2017 19: 26
          Quote: novel xnumx
          Well, why? when restoring, it’s just convenient to lay new cables and update electronics

          You need to think ALWAYS.
          Update electronics - what's this? To put the newly made according to the TEM drawings that were at the time of manufacture of the helicopters, or to put the newly made, made according to today's drawings?
          For the old, we need elements of the time, but made today, but for the NEW, we need a project, testing and organization of a new production. Do not understand the difference? Do you have an idea of ​​the warranty periods that are given for any product used by the military that has a ten-year term? And no one will let you expire? My product, for example, had a warranty period of 11,5 years precisely because the elements were used in a 12 year warranty. And half a year is the production cycle of my product. Such is the arithmetic. Without its implementation, the military representative will not put his stigma.
    2. 0
      31 August 2017 13: 43
      Quote: sabakina
      which has not taken off since 1993.

      Almost 25 years. What about metal fatigue and corrosion?

      And on the outskirts there are their own laws; there, the outskirts are physicochemistry and are completely non-existent. But in general, I think the Svidomo want to gain control of our Submarines that came to the World Cup fleet! I would like to hear comments from specialists, 3 helicopters for detecting submarines will be enough for our 6 submarines?
      1. 0
        1 September 2017 14: 05
        Quote: ydjin
        Quote: sabakina
        which has not taken off since 1993.

        Almost 25 years. What about metal fatigue and corrosion?

        And on the outskirts there are their own laws; there, the outskirts are physicochemistry and are completely non-existent. But in general, I think the Svidomo want to gain control of our Submarines that came to the World Cup fleet! I would like to hear comments from specialists, 3 helicopters for detecting submarines will be enough for our 6 submarines?

        Enough if there are EXACTLY not a single submarine in the campaign, and all three helicopters are in the air, and they will be kept close to the base of the boats.
    3. 0
      31 August 2017 13: 58
      Quote: sabakina
      which has not taken off since 1993.

      Almost 25 years. What about metal fatigue and corrosion?

      If the device was stored in normal conditions according to the technical regulations, then no problem. Moreover, this is Soviet equipment. Since the days of the Second World War, equipment from the swamps is removed and restored. But the skills of the ukromaster are in doubt. One only tank from the garbage cans is worth it.
      1. 0
        1 September 2017 14: 09
        Quote: ydjin
        Quote: sabakina
        which has not taken off since 1993.

        Almost 25 years. What about metal fatigue and corrosion?

        If the device was stored in normal conditions according to the technical regulations, then no problem. Moreover, this is Soviet equipment. Since the days of the Second World War, equipment from the swamps is removed and restored. But the skills of the ukromaster are in doubt. One only tank from the garbage cans is worth it.


        Do not write nonsense. An item that has been in stock for more than the warranty period (for military equipment - 10 years) cannot be delivered to the item being repaired.
    4. 0
      31 August 2017 15: 22
      Regarding fatigue, I think everything is sad. In 95, on Mi-8, I saw cracks in the fuselage elements, the helicopter flew off for almost 30 years with normal maintenance and the resource was repeatedly extended. It was reassuring that there was a parachute behind him. The Mi-14 was operated in sea salt air, everything was already eaten up to the holes there, and even if it had any value, it would have been stolen to Russia when it was partitioned in the 90s.
  5. +2
    31 August 2017 13: 42
    Quote: Andryukha G
    ...
    Other closest pursuers are the Czech Republic, Malaysia and Mexico ...

  6. 0
    31 August 2017 13: 56
    Mi-14PL, which has not taken off since 1993.

    ... and what was left of him “alive” during this time? laughing
  7. 0
    31 August 2017 14: 48
    Solemn commissioning will take place in 2101?
  8. 0
    31 August 2017 16: 21
    Really, everything was going on just to solemnly declare that 10 tanks from scrap metal were restored for the army, and a scrap helicopter was purchased in the states, by the way, always screaming about copyright infringement, issued without a license 100 RPG-7, which are already a pond a dime a dozen in the warehouses of ruinarmia, why for all this?
    We no longer understand
    The ruins have a special pride ...
  9. 0
    31 August 2017 20: 35
    Well done! First, carry the Garbuz barge, now here is the helicopter!
  10. 0
    31 August 2017 23: 12
    Quote: BAI
    Judging by the attached blades and the lack of identification marks - this is some kind of helicopter in storage.

    The blades are not “tied”, but fixed! By the way, this is done on any helicopter with long-term parking (from half a day)! And the signs, so the paint has not yet dried! Just answered the questions! But in fact, the Konotop ARZ never engaged in these machines, they worked on the Mi-24, but these are still different machines! Especially when you consider the requirements for the tightness of the Mi-14 fuselage!
  11. 0
    1 September 2017 05: 52
    As they say, no stinger willow !!! Now it remains to restore the fleet .... The sea has been dug ... for a long time ... laughing

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