The first serial frigate of project 22350 Admiral Kasatonov transferred to the fleet

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The first serial frigate of project 22350 Admiral fleet Kasatonov "transferred to the Navy, the acceptance certificate for the ship was signed at the shipyard" Severnaya Verf ".

Admission certificate of the frigate Admiral Kasatonov was signed at the Northern Shipyard. The document was signed by Viktor Ivanov, chairman of the State Acceptance Commission, and Denis Tsvetkov, responsible deliverer. After approval of the acceptance act by the commander-in-chief of the Navy, the frigate will be ready to raise the St. Andrew’s flag.

As specified in the press service of the Severnaya Verf, after the state tests the frigate arrived at the enterprise, where preparatory work was carried out before signing the acceptance certificate on the ship. Shipyard specialists performed docking, conducted an audit, painting the premises, checked the operation of general ship systems, mechanisms and devices.

The ceremony of raising the St. Andrew’s flag on the frigate is scheduled for July 21 this year. This day will be the 110th anniversary of the birth of Fleet Admiral Kasatonov Vladimir Afanasevich, in whose honor the frigate is named.

The frigate Admiral Kasatonov is the second ship of the 22350 project and the first serial after the lead frigate Admiral Gorshkov. Displacement of 5 thousand tons with a length of 135 m and a width of 16 m. The frigate is able to travel 4500 miles, while developing a speed of up to 29 knots. Autonomy of navigation is 30 days. The crew is from 170 people.

Main power plant: gas turbine engine with a total capacity of 65 thousand liters. with., diesel generators with a total capacity of 4 thousand kW.

The frigate is armed with: 130-mm A-192 artillery mount, Poliment-Redoubt anti-aircraft missile system, launchers for 16 anti-ship missiles Onyx or Caliber, anti-submarine complex Package, anti-submarine helicopter Ka-27.

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Doccor18

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15 July 2020 14: 19

The first serial frigate of project 22350 "Admiral of the Fleet Kasatonov" was transferred to the Navy

Hooray! The fleet to be!
My mood has improved dramatically.
1. Borik
  
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  15 July 2020 14: 24
  
  We look forward to tomorrow when two more frigates will be laid. And next year, perhaps, they will continue the series. I'm all for it. And there maybe SuperGorshkov will appear.
  1. svp67
    
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    15 July 2020 15: 06
    
    Quote: Borik
    We look forward to tomorrow when two more frigates will be laid.
    
    And two units of UDC ,,,,
    1. Borik
      
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      15 July 2020 15: 11
      
      This goes without saying. like two submarines of the 885 project. So the fleet is replenished and updated little by little.
    2. Eldorado
      
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      15 July 2020 15: 13
      
      Quote: svp67
      Quote: Borik
      We look forward to tomorrow when two more frigates will be laid.
      
      And two units of UDC ,,,,
      
      They will lay it TOMORROW. In Kerch, on the "Zaliv". The first one will be called "Sevastopol" (will go to the Black Sea Fleet), the second - the name is not yet known, will go to the Pacific Fleet. V.V.Putin will pledge.
      1. svp67
        
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        15 July 2020 15: 16
        
        Quote: El Dorado
        the second - the name is not yet known
        
        As I understand it, "Vladivostok" is occupied by one of the submarines ...
        
        Eldorado
        
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        15 July 2020 15: 51
        
        Quote: svp67
        Quote: El Dorado
        the second - the name is not yet known
        
        As I understand it, "Vladivostok" is occupied by one of the submarines ...
        
        The title is free. What kind of submarine "Vladivostok"? I only know the C-56 with this name, but this is a museum for a hundred years at lunchtime.
        
        alexmach
        
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        15 July 2020 16: 37
        
        From the Ashes planned tomorrow to the bookmark.
      2. tralflot1832
        
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        15 July 2020 15: 27
        
        About "the first" it was possible not to speak. A surprise would be for Nenka!
        
        Eldorado
        
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        15 July 2020 15: 47
        
        Quote: tralflot1832
        About "the first" it was possible not to speak. A surprise would be for Nenka!
        
        No comment:))
        
        svp67
        
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        15 July 2020 15: 50
        
        Quote: tralflot1832
        About "the first" it was possible not to speak. A surprise would be for Nenka!
        
        Here and for the French "surprise" ... And "Surprise" awaits us with the second building ... "Kerch" would also sound like "Feodosia"
        
        Paranoid50
        
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        15 July 2020 21: 28
        
        Quote: svp67
        "Kerch" would also sound
        
        And it will sound - you are now at the point.
        
        hydrox
        
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        16 July 2020 05: 41
        
        There was already such a handsome flagship - burned, villains ...
      3. Borik
        
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        15 July 2020 15: 43
        
        The first one will be called "Sevastopol" (will go to the Black Sea Fleet), the second - the name is not yet known, will go to the Pacific Fleet.
        
        I would name the second one in honor of one of the Kuril Islands to which Japan opened its mouth.
        
        Eldorado
        
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        15 July 2020 15: 48
        
        Quote: Borik
        The first one will be called "Sevastopol" (will go to the Black Sea Fleet), the second - the name is not yet known, will go to the Pacific Fleet.
        
        I would name the second one in honor of one of the Kuril Islands to which Japan opened its mouth.
        
        So soon in the fleet will appear: the corvette "Courland", the frigate "Kingdom of Poland", the destroyer "Alaska" and the submarine "Hawaii"
        
        tralflot1832
        
        0
        
        15 July 2020 16: 15
        
        In principle, whatever you call the ship, it will sail! I know that they go, the saying is just like that!
        
        Borik
        
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        15 July 2020 16: 17
        
        So soon in the fleet will appear: the corvette "Kurland", the frigate "Kingdom of Polskoe", the destroyer "Alaska" and the submarine "Hawaii" wassat
        
        If you so want and propose to the general vote, who can support it. I didn't offer a specific name. This is all your speculation. Although "Alaska" and "Hawaii" sound, but "Kingdom of Poland" is some kind of delusional name aboard a Russian ship. And he will never be on board a Russian ship.
        
        5-9
        
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        15 July 2020 17: 46
        
        It is possible instead of the Polish Generalissimo Suvorov ... And palyaki and Turks, and French - a hint ..
        
        Cyril G ...
        
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        15 July 2020 18: 08
        
        You all slept somewhere SSBN pr.955A "Generalisimus Suvorov" was founded in 2014. They are already preparing for launching.
        
        5-9
        
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        15 July 2020 18: 11
        
        I myself had vague doubts that there was already such a ship ... I confess ..
        
        NEXUS
        
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        15 July 2020 20: 10
        
        Quote: El Dorado
        So soon in the fleet will appear: the corvette "Courland", the frigate "Kingdom of Poland", the destroyer "Alaska" and the submarine "Hawaii"
        
        Silent about California ...
        
        Tahtvjd2868
        
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        16 July 2020 03: 12
        
        Add to this the Fort Ross aircraft carrier
        
        hydrox
        
        +1
        
        16 July 2020 05: 47
        
        It’s not a question: you’ll only have to build it with your own money, and define your own bathroom with the home port.
        
        svp67
        
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        15 July 2020 16: 38
        
        Quote: Borik
        I would name the second one in honor of one of the Kuril Islands to which Japan opened its mouth.
        
        The thought is good, although I would still not disconnect these ships, but leave them at the Black Sea Fleet
        
        Nemchinov Vl
        
        0
        
        16 July 2020 01: 13
        
        Quote: Borik
        I would name the second one in honor of one of the Kuril Islands to which Japan opened its mouth.
        like "Shish-you-there" (!), in big red letters, write in Pacific Fleet, barrage in the Sea of Japan ?! ....
      4. Bashkirkhan
        
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        15 July 2020 20: 30
        
        Quote: El Dorado
        The first one will be called "Sevastopol" (will go to the Black Sea Fleet), the second - the name is not yet known, will go to the Pacific Fleet.
        
        The Main Command of the Russian Navy has assigned the names Ivan Rogov and Mitrofan Moskalenko to two UDCs to be laid down tomorrow at the Zaliv
      5. Paranoid50
        
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        15 July 2020 21: 36
        
        And here is a photo from the "Zaliv" (Kryminform):
    3. Romario_Argo
      
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      15 July 2020 15: 30
      
      + 24.07.2020 laying down the minesweeper pr. 12700 "Lev Chernavin"
      + dry dock at SSK Zvezda is almost ready, this year it’s possible to hand over
      in 2021 we can, in theory, start cutting metal into TAVRs or Aircraft carriers
      1. Bashkirkhan
        
        -1
        
        15 July 2020 15: 39
        
        Quote: Romario_Argo
        in 2021 we can, in theory, start cutting metal into TAVRs or Aircraft carriers
        
        For them, the depth of the dock is small. In Ukraine, the dry dock and then deeper by 2 meters.
        
        https://ocean-shipyard.com/ru/napravlenyya/sudoremont/
        
        Romario_Argo
        
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        15 July 2020 15: 45
        
        For them, the depth of the dock is small
        
        dry dock has dimensions: length - 485 m, width - 114 m, depth - 14 м
        TAVKR pr.11430 Lamantin and Aircraft carrier pr.23000 Project draft sediment storm 11 м.
        
        Bashkirkhan
        
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        15 July 2020 16: 05
        
        The depth is indicated in 14 meters, while the space will take more kilblocks. The maximum that can be lowered from the dock being built on the Star is 8.5 M. And then, for this, you need to make dock supports of a lower height.
        
        Romario_Argo
        
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        15 July 2020 16: 11
        
        The maximum that can be lowered from the dock under construction on the Star is 8.5 m
        
        the kilblock has a height of 0,8-1,6 meters,
        depth 14 - kilblock 1,6 - normal draft 11 = 1,4 meter margin
        BUT (!) The draft of 11 meters is normal with a radar, air group, ammunition and air defense systems, anti-ship missiles, anti-ship missiles, missile systems, air defense systems, fuel, water, provisions, etc.
        I think the slipway draft will be 6-8 meters, so the draft margin is even more than 4,4 meters
        
        Whirlwind
        
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        15 July 2020 17: 50
        
        That's right, that's why ships and ships of very large displacement are launched when the hull is still ready. They are being completed at the quay wall of the plant. If everything is fenced at once, the hull on the kilblocks can crack under the weight of everything that the ship should carry ...
        
        Rzzz
        
        +4
        
        15 July 2020 19: 36
        
        In the dock, only the "box" of the hull is assembled, then taken out and completed afloat. It's not even about the draft, but about not occupying the dock when it is not needed.
        They even put shafts with screws later, closer to the end of construction. The case at full load is deformed relative to the built state, and if you put the shafts immediately, you can’t center them normally.
        
        Eldorado
        
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        15 July 2020 15: 49
        
        Quote: Bashkirkhan
        Quote: Romario_Argo
        in 2021 we can, in theory, start cutting metal into TAVRs or Aircraft carriers
        
        For them, the depth of the dock is small. In Ukraine, the dry dock and then deeper by 2 meters.
        
        https://ocean-shipyard.com/ru/napravlenyya/sudoremont/
        
        This plant is no longer there. All equipment is sold or sawed on needles.
      2. Eldorado
        
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        15 July 2020 15: 40
        
        Quote: Romario_Argo
        + 24.07.2020 laying down the minesweeper pr. 12700 "Lev Chernavin"
        + dry dock at SSK Zvezda is almost ready, this year it’s possible to hand over
        in 2021 we can, in theory, start cutting metal into TAVRs or Aircraft carriers
        
        TWO more "Ash-M" at Sevmash should be laid! There will be a new dock at Severnaya Verf by 2022. There the destroyer "Leader" will fit quietly. I think in 2022 we can expect its bookmark.
        
        Orange bigg
        
        +7
        
        15 July 2020 15: 58
        
        Most likely 22350M, the project of which they are currently working on. The leader was officially abandoned by the super destroyer Leader.
        TWO more "Ash-M" at Sevmash should be laid!
        
        Here it is. And we didn’t notice the elephant, as they say. We almost forgot about the main event of tomorrow.
      3. Tahtvjd2868
        
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        16 July 2020 03: 16
        
        Rather, for the icebreaker "Russia" they prepared
Sahalinets

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15 July 2020 14: 19

It seems like great news, but ... what a long-term construction! For 11 years they tortured a ship of 4500 tons ...
1. Serg65
  
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  15 July 2020 14: 40
  
  Quote: Sahalinets
  what a long-term construction!
  
  And you were not interested in how long they built factories to build these ships?
  1. Sahalinets
    
    -3
    
    15 July 2020 15: 12
    
    Have they built factories from scratch? Seriously?
    1. Nastia makarova
      
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      15 July 2020 16: 13
      
      from scratch almost, all the equipment was upgraded
    2. Serg65
      
      -1
      
      16 July 2020 07: 49
      
      Quote: Sahalinets
      Seriously?
      
      Instead of yanking and picking your nose, take an interest in the state of the electronic, engine-building, and shut-off and armature industries!
      What do you think, my dear, smart friend, why did the destroyers of the 956 project die so quickly?
  2. Nemchinov Vl
    
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    16 July 2020 01: 33
    
    Quote: Serg65
    And you were not interested in how long they built factories to build these ships?
    And you were not interested how much time (!!) on the same factory to them. Zhdanova (present North shipyard), with the correct organization of labor and slightly different more systemic Soviet approach to shipbuilding programsships were built much larger displacement (type EM 956 or BOD 1155) ?! Maybe all the same, the difference in approach, and the measures that are taken at the same time ?! Including, to control the targeted use of allocated funds ?!
    1. Serg65
      
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      16 July 2020 08: 00
      
      Quote: Vl Nemchinov
      And you were not interested
      
      Vladimir, my soul, plant them. Zhdanova is the last resort in the construction of the ship, and in front of the plant to them. Zhdanov at least another 300-400 plants stand, which produce puzzles, of which the Severnaya Verf ... in brackets ... collects a Rubik's cube in the form of a ship! Of these 300-400 factories, more than half remained in the "fraternal, Soviet" republics and have not existed in nature for more than 20 years!
      Quote: Vl Nemchinov
      ships of much larger displacement were built (type EM 956 or BOD 1155) ?!
      
      I'll ask you the same question .. why did the project 90 destroyers die so quickly in the 956s?
      Quote: Vl Nemchinov
      Maybe all the same the difference in approach, and the measures that are taken at the same time ?! And including to control the targeted use of allocated funds ?!
      
      This is a question for Navalny, he likes to look for a needle in a haystack!
      Quote: Vl Nemchinov
      with the correct organization of labor and a slightly different, more systematic Soviet approach to shipbuilding programs
      
      I’ll disappoint you a little about the Soviet approach to shipbuilding ... if now the ships were accepted according to the Soviet principle, then the Russian Navy would have a lot more ships, but they could not carry out a combat mission due to massive, systemic imperfections of almost all systems (sorry for the tautology) of the ship!
2. Bashkirkhan
  
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  15 July 2020 14: 56
  
  Quote: Sahalinets
  For 11 years they tortured a ship of 4500 tons ...
  
  This is the whole of Santa Barbara, he has one turbine after a major overhaul.
Eldorado

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15 July 2020 14: 24

Cheers, comrades!
Eldorado

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15 July 2020 14: 24

Big ship big sailing! Seven feet under the keel!!!
tralflot1832

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15 July 2020 14: 36

More good and different news. We are living on the sly. What is interesting is the Navy Day in store for us?
1. Eldorado
  
  +3
  
  15 July 2020 16: 00
  
  I dare to suggest that they will launch the Knyaz Oleg SSBN of the Borei-A project at Sevmash.
Marconi41

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15 July 2020 15: 05

This is really good news. The first serial was built for a really long time, but I hope the subsequent ones will not repeat this. Ships of the far sea zone of Russia are needed for the assassination yesterday.
Vlad Malkin

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15 July 2020 15: 31

Seven feet under the keel!
Eldorado

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15 July 2020 15: 42

Quote: svp67
Quote: El Dorado
the second - the name is not yet known

As I understand it, "Vladivostok" is occupied by one of the submarines ...

What kind of submarine "Vladivostok"? I only know the C-56 with this name. But it has been a museum for more than a dozen years. The title is free.
1. Paranoid50
  
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  15 July 2020 21: 32
  
  Quote: El Dorado
  What kind of submarine "Vladivostok"?
  
  One of the two Ashtrays of tomorrow's bookmark.
soul

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15 July 2020 16: 45

At last! Very happy with this replenishment.
cheburator

+3

15 July 2020 19: 06

Good luck! We are Russians, God is with us!
Aag

+3

15 July 2020 21: 03

But we are moving ?!
Here I am not a naval, but joy increased.
Thank shipbuilders, allies, seven feet for the ship, valor and honor for the crew!
Vladimir1155

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15 July 2020 21: 32

good frigate, you need to slowly continue the series, seven feet under the keel
Tahtvjd2868

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16 July 2020 03: 19

Which fleet will be sent to?
Angelo Provolone

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16 July 2020 06: 18

Previously, our boats looked handsome against the backdrop of the American. Project destroyer Sarych or BOD 1156.
"Kasatonov" is not handsome in appearance. Just an iron with protruding parts.
If it is stealth, then Zumvold is more elegant, if not stealth, then the curly years of Ticonderoga look at the level of Kasatonov. Something is not so, not elegant. It’s kinda foolish. Hands to these designers to pull out
1. Serg65
  
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  16 July 2020 08: 02
  
  Quote: Angelo Provolone
  "Kasatonov" is not handsome in appearance
  
  Are you into ballet?
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