In St. Petersburg, developed new air conditioners for the Russian Navy

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The St. Petersburg company has developed new autonomous air conditioners for warships of the Russian Navy.

According to the press service of the developer, the new devices will not only maintain the desired temperature in the spaceships of ships, regardless of the weather overboard, but also automatically maintain static pressure in the air ducts of the air conditioning system. Previously, this technology was not used in domestic shipbuilding.

In St. Petersburg, developed new air conditioners for the Russian Navy

automatic pressure maintenance demo


It is noted that one of the features of air conditioners manufacturer calls the ability to maintain a constant pressure of air in each of the premises. This is achieved by automatically controlling the regulation of the supplied air pressure in each of the cabins and compartments that the air conditioner serves.

Independent air conditioning also differs from domestic counterparts by a much smaller mass due to the aluminum case and frameless design. In addition, it provides the ability to adjust and control parameters from the main control system of a warship.

Various tests of the device are underway, after which the air conditioners will pass military acceptance and begin to be delivered to the ships of the Russian Navy.
  • Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation
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  1. +3
    9 November 2017 12: 40
    Well done. They think about the comfort of the personnel. Again, products in civilian life can be applied.
    1. +1
      9 November 2017 13: 58
      Quote: BerBer
      Again, products in civilian life can be applied.
      So it should be .... Yes
      1. +1
        9 November 2017 16: 16
        Yes, if everything was done with our minds ...
  2. +1
    9 November 2017 12: 41
    The thing is necessary. And not only on ships. In the same armored vehicles. For example, we have in the Southern District.
  3. +1
    9 November 2017 13: 07
    They may and may be needed in the fleet, but they are mandatory in the tank without any questions. For some reason, all Westerners already have them, but we have all the stages of dreams and development.
    1. +9
      9 November 2017 13: 12
      Quote: Stolz
      ... mandatory in the tank and without question ...

      GYYY laughing laughing laughing
      Far from the first priority, tested on animals ... on me, for example.
      Quote: Stolz
      For some reason, all Westerners already have them, but we have all the stages of dreams and development

      The "western" and the toilets are warm "at war", and the bamboo dressing room, and # many more.
      Not that completely unnecessary, but completely optional Yes
      1. 0
        9 November 2017 20: 41
        There, condoms also go to the dry pack.
  4. 0
    9 November 2017 20: 39
    It's time to think about people and not just about the price of air conditioners. And in armored vehicles what is done in the summer. We also need to put it there. And then we put it on export ones, but for ours we don’t.

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