At Zvyozdochka, they determined the dates for the transfer of the Navy OIC Akademik Aleksandrov

Oceanographic research vessel of the project 20183 "Academician Aleksandrov", built at the Zvezdochka ship repair center, will be transferred to the Naval fleet Russia in February this year, the exact date is still unknown. It is reported by Mil.Press FlotProm with reference to industry and naval sources.

According to the publication, the acceptance certificate at the Academician Aleksandrov OIC has already been signed, the document was agreed on January 23 this year. The ceremony of putting the ship into the Russian Navy is scheduled for February, the date will be determined additionally.

The vessel Akademik Alexandrov was laid in the center of the ship repair Zvezdochka in December 2012 of the year and is the third in a series of four special purpose vessels of the new generation designed on the basis of the project of an auxiliary vessel of the 20180 project. Vessel displacement - 5400 tons, speed - 14 knots, crew - 65 people. On the "Akademik Aleksandrov" a landing pad is provided for one Ka-27 multi-purpose helicopter. The Arc-5 ice class of the ship allows independent navigation in annual Arctic ice with a thickness of up to 0,8 m in winter-spring navigation and up to 1 m in summer-autumn. Navigation area is not limited.

"Academician Alexandrov" is classified as an oceanographic research vessel and is described as "a multipurpose ice-class multipurpose vessel designed for research and scientific work on the shelf of the Arctic seas, ensuring the operation of marine Arctic technology, rescue operations in the Arctic."

The ship was named in honor of Anatoly Petrovich Alexandrov - an outstanding domestic physicist, one of the fathers of the domestic nuclear submarine fleet.

The lead ship Zvezdochka, built according to the basic project 20180, was transferred to the Northern Fleet in 2010 and is used as a pilot for testing new types of underwater weapons. The second vessel "Akademik Kovalev" was built according to the revised project 20180ТВ (20181) and since December 2015 has served in the Pacific Fleet as a sea transport of armament.

The fourth vessel of the Akademik Makeev series was launched on July 23, 2015 and is being built under the modified project 20180TV (20181) as an armament marine transport.

Comments

[Gardamir]

Cool steamer! Oh, and I used to work on an oceanographic ship converted from a medium fishing trawler. But climbed to 80 parallel. And this certainly any storms and ice for nothing.

[tihonmarine]

Quote: Gardamir

Oh, and I used to work on an oceanographic ship converted from a medium fishing trawler.

I had to work also in AtlantNIRO on SRTM.

[Gardamir]

Wow! And I'm in PINRO.

[tihonmarine]

Quote: Gardamir

Wow! I'm in PINRO

I remember from PINRO in the Barents Sea there was also a Belgian-built RT, and I went on a SRTM-8002 flight in the ZRPR.

[max702]

But is this steamboat not for loading submarines with missiles / torpedoes? Arms transport after all ..

[g1v2]

This is not a weapon transport. Armament transport after 20183 has the letters TV. Just based on one project did a few. Rescue tug, armament transport and oceanographic research ship. It is possible that there will be more modifications.

[max702]

It’s just that at the Pacific Fleet there was a problem with loading the nuclear submarines in the sea with ammunition, and it seemed that they had solved it with the help of this ship .. It was loaded with missiles in the north and at the Pacific Fleet loaded them into the nuclear submarines ..

[rocket757]

Sympathy. So you need to TAKE
Soviet struck in all directions of the fleet, consider it over, has served his. Need to do!

[cost]

Oceanographic research vessel "Academician Alexandrov" was tested in the White Sea

[Hunter 2]

Dmitriy As always, thanks for the video! The ship is handsome!
Seven feet under the keel!
Thank you - Shipbuilders!

[GKS 2111]

Alexandrov Anatoly Petrovich

Soviet scientist physicist. President of the USSR Academy of Sciences (1975-1986). One of the founders of Soviet nuclear energy. Educator. Professor. Thrice Hero of Socialist Labor.

Anatoly Alexandrov was born on February 13, 1903 in the city of Tarashcha, Ukraine. At the age of three, he was left without a mother, raised by his grandmother. Since 1916, he studied in the physicochemical circle of secondary schools in Kiev, together with other members of the circle organized an electrotechnical group with him. In 1919, at the height of the Civil War, he graduated from the Kiev Real School. At the age of sixteen he became a junker, fought a machine gunner as part of the Russian army of Wrangel and was awarded three St. George crosses. When evacuating the remnants of the White Guard army from the Crimea, he chose to stay. The service at Wrangel hid.

Aleksandrov earned his living working as an electrician and electrician. From 1924 to 1930 he studied at the Physics and Mathematics Faculty of Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv. He combined his studies with the teaching of physics and chemistry at 79 school in Kiev.

Upon graduation, Anatoly Alexandrov worked at the A. A. Bogomolets National Medical University in the X-ray department, and then at the A. F. Ioffe Institute of Physics and Technology of the Russian Academy of Sciences, where, together with Serafim Zhurkov and Pavel Kobeko, he developed a statistical theory durability. Since the spring of 1931 he worked at the Leningrad Polytechnic Institute named after M.I. Kalinin, where he became a candidate, and then a doctor of physical and mathematical sciences.

Before the start of World War II, Alexandrov, together with Kurchatov and Tuchkevich, developed a method for protecting ships from magnetic mines, which was then successfully applied to the Soviet navy and civilian ships. Already on August 9, 1941 he arrived in Sevastopol to organize work on equipping the ships of the Black Sea Fleet with the “LFTI system”, and by the end of October the system was installed on more than fifty ships.

In 1943, Anatoly Alexandrov joined the work on the creation of atomic weapons. Somewhat later, he became Kurchatov’s deputy at the Institute of Atomic Energy, in which atomic energy research was launched on a large scale. Since 1946, he worked as director of the Institute of Physical Problems of the USSR Academy of Sciences. In 1953 he was elected a full member of the USSR Academy of Sciences.

By a decree of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR of January 4, 1954 (labeled "top secret") for exceptional services to the state during the fulfillment of a special task of the Government, Anatoly Petrovich was awarded the title Hero of Socialist Labor with the award of the Order of Lenin and the Gold Medal "Hammer and Sickle."

In 1955, Anatoly Petrovich became deputy director of the Institute of Atomic Energy, and in 1960, after the death of Kurchatov, as director. At this institute, under his leadership, in a short time, complex and labor-intensive physical research and development necessary to solve the problems of nuclear energy was carried out. Their result was the creation of powerful nuclear reactors installed at nuclear power plants in the USSR and a number of countries of the socialist camp. On the initiative and with his participation, ship power plants for the atomic icebreakers "Lenin", "Arctic" and "Siberia" were developed and built.

By a decree of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR (under the heading "secret") dated May 14, 1960, Anatoly Anatoly Petrovich was awarded the second Gold Medal "Hammer and Sickle" for exceptional merit in creating the atomic icebreaker "Lenin".

By decree of the Council of Ministers of the USSR on September 16, 1971, the Interdepartmental Technical Council on Nuclear Power Plants was created, the corresponding provision was approved in January 1972, and Aleksandrov was appointed chairman of the council for all fourteen years of the existence of this extremely authoritative organization.

By a decree of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR of February 12, 1973, Anatoly Alexandrov was awarded the third gold medal "Hammer and Sickle".

From 1975 to 1986, Anatoly Alexandrov served as president of the USSR Academy of Sciences. The huge authority of a scientist, engineer and statesman was used to the fullest for the development of fundamental and applied research in our country.

Alexandrov's scientific activity covered a number of branches of physics, including solid state physics, polymer physics, nuclear physics, and various branches of technology. His work is characterized by a deep penetration into the essence of the studied phenomena and the desire to use the obtained scientific results to solve topical practical problems. An indisputable principle for him was the submission of his scientific interests to the urgent needs of the country. Life posed challenges for scientists, for the implementation of which it was necessary to combine the efforts of large teams of specialists.

Anatoly Petrovich Aleksandrov made an invaluable contribution to the creation of the country's nuclear submarine fleet, which played a huge role in achieving strategic parity in the world, and to the formation and development of the nuclear military surface fleet. He led the creation of a large-power channel reactor, which exploded on April 26, 1986 in the city of Chernobyl. After this accident, accusations rained down on the scientist, as the person responsible for the project.

In 1988, the scientist became honorary director of the Kurchatov Institute of Atomic Energy.

Anatoly Alexandrov was elected deputy of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR V-VI and X-XI convocations.

Anatoly Petrovich Alexandrov died on February 3, 1994 at the age of ninety-one years. He was buried at Mitinsky cemetery in Moscow.

[Romka]

It is from such ships that the revival of the fleet must begin. Own projects, own shipyards made at their plants.

[Kibl]

The speed of 14 knots, it will not be enough .... And of course, such a good one!

[jonht]

This is not a warship, it does not need a speed of 30 knots. For him, the main range and equipment on board. At one time, he underwent collective practice at the RTMS-A in the Bering Sea, whether it was Polish, or if it was a GDR building, but it was definitely a training and production vessel.

[K-50]

the acceptance certificate at the OIC "Akademik Aleksandrov" has already been signed, the document has been approved on January 23 this year. The very ceremony of entering the ship into the Russian Navy is scheduled for February, the date will be determined additionally.

Apparently, the Defender of the Fatherland Day (February 23 - the Day of the SA and the Navy of the USSR) will arrange a holiday with a gift.

[955535]

A ship (vessel) is considered to be part of the Navy from the moment of signing the acceptance certificate. The ceremony of raising the naval flag is nothing more than a ritual.

[Fishery]

beautiful ship

[Ros 56]

A good appearance, just handsome, if the functionality is of such quality, then honor and praise to designers and shipbuilders.

[lvov_aleksey]

e mine, I want to go on it.