Sea Black Hole: Varshavyanka submarine in 60 seconds

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On October 31, the V-Veliky Novgorod submarine B-268 of project 636.3 Varshavyanka struck Caliber cruise missiles at terrorist targets in the Syrian Arab Republic. The site of the channel "Star" talks about one of the most silent and perfect diesel-electric submarines of the Russian naval fleet.





The Varshavyanka-type submarine, which combines 877 and 636 projects, is the main class of non-nuclear submarines manufactured in Russia. These boats were developed in the late 70s of the last century. Initially it was assumed that they would be built and exported to the Warsaw Pact countries in large quantities. Therefore, the 877 “Halibus” project, which later transformed into the 636 project, began to carry the name “Varshavyanka”.

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  1. +6
    2 November 2017 05: 32
    These boats were developed in the late 70s.
    And still adequate!
    Are there boats of two thousandth development? - That would be a sensation!
    1. +4
      2 November 2017 05: 37
      Black Hole Sea: Varshavyanka submarine in 60 seconds -Today, 04:59 ..... The elusive Black Hole: Varshavyanka submarine in 60 seconds -Yesterday, 18:45 what and tomorrow this article will be?
      1. +7
        2 November 2017 05: 51
        Quote: Grandfather is caste
        Will this article be tomorrow?

        It will be! How are we without a black hole? drinks
        1. +1
          2 November 2017 06: 07
          Quote: Uncle Lee
          Quote: Grandfather is caste
          Will this article be tomorrow?

          It will be! How are we without a black hole? drinks

          phew ...! reassured ..! drinks
    2. 0
      6 November 2017 10: 19
      It’s interesting, but they sat down to replace the batteries with lithium-ion ... How many times do autonomy increase under water? and does it make sense to invest huge amounts of money in an air-independent power plant .. it seems to be a huge problem .. But the proven technology of lithium-ion batteries would be useful, and not only in the military sector but also in the civilian direction.
      1. 0
        6 November 2017 11: 06
        you just need to learn how to do something similar to Stirling engines
        1. 0
          6 November 2017 15: 43
          Quote: kamski
          you just need to learn how to do something similar to Stirling engines

          Akki seems to be more profitable ... Tasks that a lithium-based submarine could not handle today and in the near future .. But where can I use a stirling engine besides the submarine?
  2. +4
    2 November 2017 08: 53
    It's time to abandon the name "Varshavyanka". In addition, it’s time to forget about this small, Russia-hating country altogether.
    1. +7
      3 November 2017 18: 26
      "Hostile whirlwinds ..." - also Varshavyanka. T-72 - too. Suggest to forget your story? Then it will be rewritten in such a way that you will not be glad to your maximalism.
    2. 0
      6 November 2017 03: 26
      ... small bug, but smelly ....
  3. +4
    2 November 2017 10: 56
    Moderators !!! Return the cons !!! News from letters with a picture ... Or let's put a yellow color on the background on the main page of VO. Although it will be honest ...
  4. +1
    2 November 2017 12: 17
    Is publishing a record in 60 seconds a record?
  5. 0
    8 November 2017 15: 46
    The site of the Zvezda TV channel talks about one of the most silent and perfect diesel-electric submarines of the Russian Navy.


    It would be better to tell when the anaerobic begin to build for the Russian fleet
    Even South Korea is already building more modern submarines! On September 7, the ninth submarine of the German Type-214 project was launched at the Hyundai Heavy Industries shipyard in Ulsan

    According to leading experts, submarines with hybrid power plants already by their characteristics not only come close to nuclear powered ships, but even surpass them in some indicators. So, during two exercises in the Atlantic, held in 2003, the Swedish submarine Halland with Stirling's anaerobic engines “defeated” the Spanish submarine with a conventional diesel-electric installation in a duel situation, and then the French nuclear submarine. She also prevailed in the "battle" with the American nuclear submarine Huston in the Mediterranean Sea. It should be noted that the low-noise and high-performance Halland costs 4,5 times cheaper their atomic rivals.