The minesweeper of the 12700 project "Vladimir Emelyanov" went on sea trials

The latest minesweeper of the 12700 project, Vladimir Emelyanov, built at the Sredne-Nevsky Shipyard in St. Petersburg, completed mooring trials and proceeded to factory sea trials. This was reported by the press service of the Central Nevsky Shipyard.

According to the press service, the latest project 12700 mine defense ship Vladimir Emelyanov went to factory sea trials, which will take place in the Baltic Sea. During the tests, the ship’s crew together with the manufacturer’s representatives will check all the ship’s systems and mechanisms. Immediately after the sea trials, the state stage will begin, based on their results, a decision will be made on the introduction of the ship into the Naval fleet. The transfer of the ship to the customer is planned before the end of this year.

The sea minesweeper Vladimir Emelyanov is the fourth ship of this type and the second serial (laid down by the third) in a series of three ships built under the 2014 contract of the year. The head minesweeper of this project "Alexander Obukhov" was introduced to the Russian Navy in December 2016. In total, under the state arms program during the 2018-2027 period, the Russian Navy plans to receive 10 of the latest minesweepers of the 12700 Alexandrite project.

The 12700 project was developed by the Almaz Central Marine Design Bureau for the Russian Navy. Ships of this series have a unique hull made of monolithic fiberglass, formed by vacuum infusion. Ships are designed to deal with modern types of mines both in the waters and on the ground. They are able to use the latest sonar stations, located both on the ship itself and on remote-controlled and autonomous underwater vehicles, and have an automated mine action control system. Able to use traditional trawl weapons.

Displacement - 890 tons. The ship is 62 meters long and 10 meters wide. Full speed - 16 nodes. Crew - 44 person.

Comments

[Grandfather]

finally the update went, and then, shame alone ...

[Sandor Clegane]

Quote: Dead Day

finally the update went, and then, shame alone ...

still with a creak ..... this one should be the second serial, but the first burned ((..... and its descent was transferred to the right ((

[APASUS]

Quote: Dead Day

finally the update went, and then, shame alone ...

At this rate, the update will take place in 200 years. If we compare the USSR, in the 80s there were 70 minesweepers of the project 257 and 3 minesweepers of the project 699B.

[Rurikovich]

Quote: APASUS

At this rate, the update will take place in 200 years. If we compare the USSR,

It’s better not to compare the incomparable, but it’s hard on the soul ....

[cniza]

Of course I want to quickly, but at least some kind of movement.

[Sarmat Sanych]

APASUS, these are incomparable things, one 12700 in possibilities as ten 257. Plus, then the whole Union was building with 2 times more resources and population. And we are moving forward, there will be at least 10 Alexandrites.

[poquello]

Quote: APASUS

At this rate, the update will take place in 200 years

it’s not the pace, it’s the launch of production, as they launch it, there will be pace

[Reserve buildbat]

And what is his sediment? And then in the photo as if he is on a stand)))

[Sandor Clegane]

Quote: Stroibat stock

And then in the photo as if he is on a stand)))

Duc, he slides into the water (photo) ..... on special carts and has not yet moved out (completely) to the right in the photo is clearly visible, so all the ships lower

[novobranets]

Photo from the other side.

[petrol cutter]

I don’t know precipitation. I won’t lie. To be honest, I'm too lazy.
And in the photo, he stands on kilblocks. On which he actually goes down into the water along a slip.
Our similarly-prepared slip for the descent. Now slip and kilblocks under the descent MRK 22800 Karakurt. In the amount of three pieces.

[cniza]

It turns out across the slip and the mooring hangs, no it just seems completely empty and on the water.

[petrol cutter]

Mooring will be pulled up and fixed by the base team when he assumes a fully displacement position and leaves the keel blocks. Then they are pulled back by winches to the slipway, serviced immediately. And the ship will remain afloat. Further, the inspection team should go over the ship for leaks and report the absence or presence thereof.
At least, this is done on * NW Sea *. Nuances at different plants may vary.

[frog]

It is indicated almost everywhere - 2,68 m.

[Sapsan136]

Well, the new minesweepers of the Russian Federation are sorely lacking ... By the way, who was engaged in minusculation there ?! Look your ass Svidomo, sick Russophobia, do not tear!

[Pereira]

Offended by Svidomity-bad taste.

[Rurikovich]

And look at the pros and cons - especially

[Sapsan136]

It's funny, one clown took to minus all my comments, even a week ago, and even a bunch of minuses, obviously from several accounts with one user, which is prohibited by the rules ... Where only moderators look ...

[Sapsan136]

Impunity gives birth to lawlessness ... I did not respond to verbal abuse against me today, tomorrow they will give a kick ... and they will consider it normal ...

[Pereira]

It happens to people. And for what at least minus? Personal resentment, or for political reasons?
What am I doing? If personal, then when meeting in the face will try to give. If political, then on occasion he will be shot in the basement.
I don’t know what you grappled with there. And the details are unnecessary to me. I just outlined the different scales for solving the problem.

[Sapsan136]

Apparently on political ... He didn’t like the truth that I wrote about Ukrainian tanks and comparing them with the T-90 ... Well, you can’t be offended by the truth, even if it’s bitter ... And if you scream all the time, HALVA, in your mouth it won’t become sweeter ... Well, I’m 2 meters tall and have premium weapons, so ... ha ha ... He wants to risk his health, his problems ... I just think that this is an ordinary minusator-youngster, (daughter of an officer raped by the Yakuts)

[frog]

As for the cons - where does the svidomity have to do with it? In your opinion, only they can deny ..... how shall I put it .... strange news))? So many questions have accumulated for this project that it is starting to catch up with the unfortunate "Armata" in terms of popularity, in a certain sense. I have absolutely nothing against a new tank, or, even more so, a new trawl, the more that there are still tanks, but trawls are a little less than nothing.
As for "Alexandrite" .... He did not have a normal PMO, and he does not. At least from open news. All attempts to make the products of high French cuisine more edible were happily thrown into the waste of "mastered funds" ... The body itself is made by using a microscope as a hammer. One hope is that if everyone takes up their minds instead of the opposite part of the body, maybe the Alexandrites will make a normal minesweeper. In the meantime, alas, the "armed floating craft"

[Brylevsky]

And what is his sediment?

Judging by its dimensions, it’s about 2,5 m. The minesweeper’s displacement during operation does not change significantly, therefore the draft should be approximately constant ... unlike cargo ships, where the draft can differ by about 2 times, depending on addition, in the cargo ship, or in ballast. In this regard, the warriors were lucky, because you do not need to re-calculate the displacement every time, depending on operating conditions ...

[Brylevsky]

Quote: cniza

It turns out across the slip and the mooring hangs, no it just seems completely empty and on the water.

This mooring end is called nasal spring. He was brought ashore in advance, for the convenience of mooring. By pickling or picking the bow and stern springs, you can move the vessel along the berth without using the main engine and / or tugs. To reliably hold the ship or ship near the berth, one has to use other types of mooring lines, not limited to springs.

[Vladimir1155]

okay, but so far not enough, more such important ships are needed, instead of the unnecessary DKVD aircraft carriers and destroyers