The first serial nuclear submarine of the Yasen-M project, Novosibirsk, was launched

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The first serial nuclear submarine of the Yasen-M project, Novosibirsk, was launched

The first serial nuclear submarine of project 885M "Ash-M" launched. The solemn ceremony of removing the K-573 Novosibirsk submarine from the boathouse was held at Sevmash in Severodvinsk. This was reported by the press service of the Ministry of Defense.

The development of the nuclear submarine component of the Naval Fleet is a priority and is in the field of constant attention of the High Command of the Navy. The crew of the Novosibirsk submarine underwent comprehensive training at the training center of the Navy and is ready to master the latest technology and weapons

- said the Commander-in-Chief of the Russian Navy, Admiral Nikolai Evmenov, present at the ceremony.



The Novosibirsk nuclear submarine is being built according to the modernized Yasen-M project. It is the second in a series and the first production submarine of this project. Laid on Sevmash on July 26, 2013. According to the plans of shipbuilders, the submarine will be transferred to the Russian Navy in the next, 2020.

Compared to Project 885 Ash, the new submarine received many improvements and new systems not previously used on submarines. Submarines of the Ash-M project have a displacement of 13800 tons, a depth of immersion of 520 meters, a crew of 64 people, autonomy of 100 days, an underwater speed of 31 knots. They are armed with mines, torpedoes of 533 mm, Caliber and Onyx cruise missiles, and in the future hypersonic Zircon missiles.

At present, the Russian fleet has the service of the K-560 Severodvinsk submarine of the Yasen project, and it became part of the Navy on June 17, 2014. The main submarine of the Yasen-M project Kazan continues to undergo a test cycle to eliminate deficiencies, identified earlier. It is assumed that its transfer to the fleet will also take place in 2020.

In addition to the Kazan and Novosibirsk submarines, the Krasnoyarsk and Arkhangelsk submarines are being built under the modernized project 885M (Yasen-M).
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  1. +2
    25 December 2019 12: 35
    Withdraw something brought It is good. But when to expect it as part of our fleet?
    1. +2
      25 December 2019 12: 44
      A year in 2022. Faster is unlikely to work. The lead submarine of the Yasen-M project, Kazan, continues to undergo a test cycle to eliminate the shortcomings. Mentioned 5 additional outputs. This is obviously an optimistic assessment.
      1. +2
        25 December 2019 12: 53
        "Kazan" was launched in March 17th and promised to hand it over to the fleet this year, and now, according to rumors, the delivery date has been postponed to the end of the 20th year. No matter how something like this happened with a delay in fine-tuning.
    2. +11
      25 December 2019 12: 48
      Have you read the article?
      According to the plans of shipbuilders, the submarine will be transferred to the Russian Navy in the next, 2020.
      1. -8
        25 December 2019 12: 55
        Quote: Sith Lord
        According to the plans of shipbuilders, the submarine will be transferred to the Russian Navy in the next, 2020.

        This date is taken from the ceiling. It has nothing to do with reality.
        1. +9
          25 December 2019 13: 26
          And you proposed
          Year in the 2022nd.

          whence?
          1. -3
            25 December 2019 13: 30
            Quote: Sydor Amenpospestovich
            And you proposed
            Year in the 2022nd.

            whence?

            Perhaps from some hole on his body he picked it out.
            1. +3
              25 December 2019 14: 13
              Quote: Piramidon
              Perhaps from some hole on his body he picked it out.

              22 years is quite a realistic date, and then, I would rather say 23 years. If you turn your brains on and stop fooling around, and look at the complexity of this project, as well as how ships are handed over to the fleet, you think that for 20 years, it’s just from that very hole and is sucked out.
          2. +7
            25 December 2019 13: 36
            The Kazan nuclear submarine was launched on March 31, 2017. It has not yet been delivered to the Navy. If it is completed, then the Novosibirsk nuclear submarine will be able to hand over faster. In general, the terms are constantly shifting to the right. For example, in 2017, the Rossiyskaya Gazeta wrote: "Until 2020, the Zvezdochka Ship Repair Center in Severodvinsk and the Zvezda Plant in Bolshoy Kamen (Primorsky Territory) must perform a large amount of work for the Russian Navy to repair and modernize nuclear submarines 971 As a result, according to the commander-in-chief, the submarine forces of the Northern and Pacific fleets will receive qualitatively updated ships that will be "equipped with the most modern life support systems, hydroacoustic and navigation complexes, control and communication systems."
            https://rg.ru/2017/03/19/apl-volk-i-leopard-posle-remonta-stanut-znachitelno-boesposobnee.html
            So, none of this came true. The fleet did not receive a single 971M and 949A adapted for the Kalibr-PL missile system.
            1. -3
              25 December 2019 13: 40
              My question was not about that.
              Why is the 2022nd? Not the 2021st, not the 2023rd, but the 2022nd?
              Where did you get this date?
              1. +7
                25 December 2019 13: 47
                2 years for completion, physical launch of a nuclear power plant, factory sea trials + state tests.
                1. -4
                  25 December 2019 14: 02
                  Are you directly involved in the construction of nuclear submarines?
                  In this case, I acknowledge that your assessment is objective.
            2. +2
              25 December 2019 17: 24
              But what about the nuclear submarine of project 949A Omsk? This year it was transferred to the Pacific Fleet and it is just adapted already for calibers and onyx.
              Correct me please if I am wrong.
              1. 0
                27 December 2019 18: 31
                October 16, 2018 OJSC Far Eastern Plant Zvezda (Bolshoy Kamen) launched the Project 186A nuclear-powered missile cruiser of the Pacific Fleet K-949 Omsk. APRK was restoring technical readiness at Zvezda. From APRK project 949A should be modernized for the missile complex "Caliber-PL" "Irkutsk", it will be returned to service no earlier than 2021. APRK in Bolshoy Kamen since 2001, renovation began in 2014. Either there was no money, then there was a free slipway, and there was already a need for modernization ... Alas, we always managed to build ships better than to repair them later.
          3. +4
            25 December 2019 14: 07
            Quote: Sydor Amenpospestovich
            And you proposed
            Year in the 2022nd.

            whence?

            From the reality of surrendering the HEAD ships to the fleet. And if you turn on your brains and stop lulling, then, looking at how exactly the lead ships surrender to the fleet, you will understand that the end of the 20th year is really a date sucked from the finger, designed for such citizens.
            So that you understand why not 20, but 22, and possibly 23, you need to understand what the construction of a multi-purpose atomic in general is.
            And the construction of the main multi-purpose nuclear submarine in complexity is not inferior to the flight to Mars. So forget about the 20th year and do not write this stupidity anymore.
            1. -3
              25 December 2019 14: 12
              Are you getting so excited, your finger got pinched? Did I write something about the twentieth year?
      2. +5
        25 December 2019 17: 30
        This is a date from the head of USC and the director of Sevmash. They say that both Kazan and Novosib will surrender in the 20th year. But until Kazan surrenders, eliminating all the shortcomings, Novosib will definitely not surrender. Although Novosib and other serial submarines will certainly be tested much faster than the main Kazan. Th my IMHO is. If Kazan will normally surrender in the 20th year, then Novosib will surrender in the 21st. The rest can be handed over per year apiece.
    3. +4
      25 December 2019 12: 49
      Borik (Boris)
      Withdraw something brought It is good. But when to expect it as part of our fleet?
      Have you carefully read the article or just the headline? If you haven’t read, then what is your comment for? For the sake of comment? And if you read, then it is written in black and white:
      According to the plans of shipbuilders, the submarine will be transferred to the Russian Navy in the next, 2020.
      The lead submarine of the Yasen-M project, Kazan, continues to undergo a test cycle to eliminate the shortcomings identified earlier. It is assumed that its transfer to the fleet will also take place in 2020.
      1. +5
        25 December 2019 13: 18
        Quote: Alexander Suvorov
        Have you carefully read the article or just the headline? If you haven’t read, then what is your comment for? For the sake of comment?

        According to the plans of the shipbuilders, by the 20th year we should have been composed of 7 Ash-trees ... so there was already no enthusiasm
        1. +1
          25 December 2019 13: 20
          The first serial nuclear submarine of the Yasen-M project, Novosibirsk, was launched
          elegant but small.
        2. 0
          25 December 2019 13: 35
          I am not responsible for the plans of shipbuilders and the Ministry of Defense, I just pointed out to my comrade what was stated in the article and nothing more.
          As for the plans for commissioning and shifting the deadlines to the right, I’ll tell you so, it’s surprising that they’re either building anything and putting it into operation.
        3. +1
          25 December 2019 14: 10
          When did we, in the foreseeable past, meet the deadlines for the delivery of ships? That under the king, that under the Soviets, the graphs shifted to the right.
    4. 0
      25 December 2019 22: 16
      Quote: Borik
      According to the plans of shipbuilders, the submarine will be transferred to the Russian Navy in the next, 2020.

      =======
      "....According to the plans of shipbuilders, the submarine will be transferred to the Russian Navy in the next, 2020. ..... "
      Let's hope there will be fewer problems than with Kazan ....
  2. +14
    25 December 2019 12: 36
    So that's great! We are waiting for the completion, State tests and Transfer to the Navy! good
  3. 0
    25 December 2019 12: 52
    Not expected. I did not think that Novosibirsk would be lowered this year. Congratulations to the crew. We hope that next year it will be part of the fleet. A gift for NATO. Let them creak.
  4. 0
    25 December 2019 12: 53
    A "Christmas present" for the West.
    1. +2
      25 December 2019 13: 43
      Quote: knn54
      A "Christmas present" for the West.

      Yeah crying the gift is deadly!
  5. +10
    25 December 2019 12: 56
    Great news! The main thing is that the boat is completely built in Russia. Without using the reserve of the USSR. Competencies are being restored. I hope that it will be put into operation faster than Kazan, taking into account the identified shortcomings. Hooray!
  6. +5
    25 December 2019 13: 07
    Well, Ash-tree stump, which should be noted! drinks
    1. 0
      25 December 2019 19: 09
      It should be noted), but take your time ... as it should be on a day off, I will join your toast, if you will ...)
  7. -8
    25 December 2019 13: 13
    I am glad. All the best to American children ..
  8. +2
    25 December 2019 13: 51
    Quote: Borik
    "Kazan" was launched in March 17th and promised to hand it over to the fleet this year, and now, according to rumors, the delivery date has been postponed to the end of the 20th year. No matter how something like this happened with a delay in fine-tuning.

    And what, do EVERY boat "finish"? In Kazan, the bumps have been filled, they will finalize, and the rest will go much easier.
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    1. +4
      25 December 2019 17: 16
      Quote: AshiSolo
      when I see them not in the water, I always have the same reaction: What is she, ****, hefty!

      Well, then at the sight of pr.941 in the shop of "stars" between the commas there would be about twenty. fellow laughing
      1. +1
        25 December 2019 19: 11
        To be honest, I understand with my mind that 941 is a project with a 9-story building ...... but it's hard to believe my eyes)
        1. +2
          25 December 2019 19: 51
          Quote: Alien From
          but it's hard to believe the eyes)

          Yes, really ... Here, as in Letov:
          It's hard to believe, but I must admit ...
          1. +1
            25 December 2019 19: 54
            This is not you sitting over the screw ???) then epaulettes of the naval ??)
            1. +1
              25 December 2019 19: 58
              Quote: Alien From
              Do not you sit over the screw ???)

              No, no, I'm from the "passengers" (MP), and the photo is archived and networked. But with the submarine, as they say, next to life. To this day, I grieve for the disbanded VVMUP them. Lenin Komsomol.
  10. 0
    25 December 2019 16: 04
    The first production nuclear submarine

    Well, Bon voyage! In Russia, usually, the most difficult thing is to harbor, and we love to ride fast ..
  11. +1
    25 December 2019 17: 07
    The term of delivery to the fleet will also depend on the progress of the Zirkons. If it is foreseen what the Zircons can carry, then it would be natural for the new boat to equip them. But here is the question of mutual readiness, both missiles and boats. So, really, I think not earlier than 21st, and it's okay if it's 22nd.
  12. +1
    25 December 2019 17: 50
    In addition to the Kazan and Novosibirsk submarines, the Krasnoyarsk and Arkhangelsk submarines are being built under the modernized project 885M (Yasen-M).


    It’s hard, slow, but better than nothing at all, there is hope that the next ones will go faster.
  13. 0
    25 December 2019 20: 00
    Quote: seregin-s1
    The main thing is that the boat is fully built in Russia. Without using the backlog of the USSR. Competencies are restored

    How, without touching the USSR? It was developed in the USSR, decades ago. I was on the NSR 30 years ago. Under the "Ash" they prepared a "line" even then. And the project comes from the USSR. Without this, nowhere. Naturally, there were some changes. And with competencies, I agree, everything will be in order, but not immediately. It takes time to develop technologies. We will cope, if again the hard workers are not thrown as unnecessary.
    1. -1
      25 December 2019 21: 49
      This submarine has everything new, including the layout - in the USSR there were not even such projects.
      1. +1
        26 December 2019 07: 50
        Of course, nothing like this happened in the USSR !! True, if memory serves, then the first Ash in 1992 began to build.
  14. -1
    25 December 2019 23: 06
    It is not clear only why there are as many as 9 of them? Ash is a great option to replace the 949 project (RCC ammunition is increased by 50% with half the displacement), but as an escort for the Borei 885e it is too bulky (compared to Virginia, Barakuda and Astyut).

    Enough and 6 Ash, and all the freed up resources should be directed to quickly bring to mind and launch the series "Like". Here "Laeks" need at least 12 pieces, silent killers with a displacement half that of Ash, so that Borey could cover both Ash and work in the KUG.
  15. qaz
    0
    26 December 2019 16: 51
    885 and 885M are different boats, they will bring to mind a long time.
  16. 0
    26 December 2019 22: 28
    Well, and OMSK-calibrated or unix?