Project 636.3 diesel-electric submarine "Magadan" built for the Pacific Fleet has completed the factory sea trials

The second serial submarine "Magadan" of project 636.3 "Varshavyanka", built at the "Admiralty shipyards" for the Pacific fleet, completed the stage of factory sea trials. This is stated in the message of the press service of the enterprise.

The submarine entered the ZHI at the end of June 2021 after the completion of the stage of mooring tests. The sea part of the sea trials took place at the training grounds of the Baltic Fleet. At the first stage, the operation of the systems and mechanisms of the submarine in sea conditions was tested. The submarine undertook a series of planned dives, including deep-sea dives. The second stage included the closure of the factory running certificates and the signing of the necessary documents.

The third in the series for the Pacific Fleet and the second serial submarine "Magadan" was launched at the end of March 2021, its mooring trials began in April, and at the end of the month the submarine was accommodated by the crew providing the tests.

The transfer of the submarine to the Navy is scheduled for November this year, before that it will go through a stage of state tests, the timing of which has not yet been announced.

The Magadan submarine was laid down on November 1, 2019, on the same day as the fourth submarine of this project, named Ufa. The launch of Ufa will take place, according to the Ministry of Defense, at the end of 2021. The lead and the first serial submarines for the Pacific Fleet "Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky" and "Volkhov" have already entered the Navy and are preparing to move to Kamchatka.

Comments

[Tiksi-3]

That's good, yet this project is baked like cakes and it pleases.

[Silver bullet]

Such "pies" at the Pacific Fleet, and more so that lovers of "sushi" sit on the priest evenly, watch the Olympics, and not at the Kuril Islands.

[Jacket in stock]

Quote: Silver bullet

so that lovers of "sushi" sit on the priest exactly

Yes, like bae, their neighbors are unlikely to be scared. The speeds are small, there is no autonomy.
Compared to their fleet, our TF is ridiculous. At least in quantity, at least in quality.

[alex neym_2]

Is it with someone's fleet? From this place in more detail and in detail, but the impression is that the Pacific Fleet is a bunch of inflatable boats ... not ashamed to smack nonsense? The third project of "Varshavyanka" has been modernized to such an extent that, compared to 3 years ago, it is heaven and earth ...

[Jacket in stock]

Quote: aleks neym_2

Is it with someone's fleet?

With Japanese, here above they were encouraged to sit upright.

Quote: aleks neym_2

it seems that the Pacific Fleet is a collection of inflatable boats

No, of course.
There are 3 corvettes, a minesweeper and several Yunarmeets boats.
The rest of the surface ships were built in the USSR.
Compared to Japanese destroyers (37) and aircraft carriers (4), this is almost like the Ukrainian fleet against our Black Sea.
Yes, and they have 21 submarines, including those with VNEU, if they wish, they can lock our fleet in bases so tightly that we will sit straight and breathe every other time.

[alex neym_2]

Thank you for the information.

[Walking towards the light]

On the "aircraft carriers" of the Japanese, an article on "Vo" with beautiful pictures - https: //topwar.ru/150881-ostrie-kopja-skolko-realno-avianoscev-u-japonii-i-chto-oni-mogut.html. About Japanese submarines-https: //topwar.ru/159634-prav-japonija-morjami-lodka-buduschego-v-predstavlenii-mitsubisi.html. There will be 22 pieces. "In the period after the end of the previous Heisei era (April 2019) in Japan, the number of combat submarines in the self-defense forces will be increased from 16 to 22 units. "Armament - 6 torpedo tubes 533 mm. With destroyers, the Nippos are rich, there is no question. By the way, the Kriegsmarine of Germany had 57 submarines at the time of the outbreak of World War II and built 1099 more during the war. and the Germans lost 789 boats. Yes, and the PLA fleet will not butt with the Japanese. The Japanese islands will be "polished" from above with nuclear weapons on the first day of the war and all for a short time, so as not to get in the way.

[knn54]

Who REALLY cares about: - read
http://www.proatom.ru/modules.php?name=News&file=print&sid=9352
https://vz.ru/society/2019/11/28/1010767.html
As for the optimism at the end of the last article, it turns out that there are difficulties with the production of Zircon missiles.
The THIRD dozen has gone, and the production of diesel-electric submarines "Lada" keeps shifting and shifting.
And NO conclusions.

[Ross xnumx]

Quote: Tiksi-3

nevertheless, this project is baked like cakes and it pleases.

It's all predictable:

In the period from 2010-2016, 6 boats were built for the Black Sea Fleet of the Russian Navy. Then a series of six submarines was ordered for the Pacific Fleet of the Russian Navy with completion in 2023.

It pleases, it pleases, but you do not need to get carried away with "baking" - so that the heartburn from the filling does not torture you. First, we need to resolve the issue with VNEU. It is then that diesel-electric submarines will become a real nightmare for the foe and will receive additional stealth.

[URAL72]

VNEU is of course important, but there is enough work for such submarines - protection of bases, provision of SSBNs on duty, and more. They can use the "Club" family, which means they pose a serious threat. But they cannot secretly get to Hawaii. Where will the crew rest?
But the name is not very good for me. We have few heroes sailors? Admirals? Better to perpetuate a person. I understand - probably Magadan will take patronage over the ship, but now it seems like they are not starving in the navy. It remains to build "Vorkuta", "Kolyma", etc. Many new anecdotes will appear in the Navy. "Where did you serve?"

[Piramidon]

Quote: URAL72

But the name is not very good for me. ... It remains to build "Vorkuta", "Kolyma", etc.

"Vladimirsky Central", "Matrosskaya Tishina", "Crosses", "Butyrka" ...

[alch3mist]

But you can't call warships by the names of real people or cities. And the omen is bad, and if it dies, what does it feel like? ("Kursk"). It is necessary to take from the folk epics: "Gorynych", "Svyatogor", "Akbars", "Kambolet", "Perun", "Tungak" - and the people are pleased and neutral.

[Tiksi-3]

Quote: ROSS 42

First you need to resolve the issue with VNEU

So decide, my opinion is that a tit in the hands is better than a pie in the sky, if the issue of VNEU is resolved, then alas, not even tomorrow, but boats are needed now, or rather yesterday.

[Ross xnumx]

Quote: Tiksi-3

So decide my opinion

Don't advise me what to do. I am not an engineer and I make the assumption that there is no need to churn out the recklessly knowingly bad, because there is ALREADY a better option. Therefore, I wrote:

Quote: ROSS 42

It pleases, it pleases, but you do not need to get carried away with "baking" - so that the heartburn from the filling does not torture you.

This is to ensure that the history of the T-72 does not repeat itself. And let the empowered people worry about what was needed yesterday. I just have to express my own opinion. And shouts: "Hurray!" and "Glory to the KPSS!" I already heard about a titmouse in hands and a woodpecker in a hollow ...

[Tiksi-3]

Quote: ROSS 42

Don't advise me what to do

so it was not me who started to advise

Quote: ROSS 42

I am not an engineer and I make the assumption that there is no need to churn out recklessly knowingly bad

why should I write obvious things ??? I know without you that VNEU, on the one hand, may be better, BUT they are not and will not be there soon, and it does not matter your or my opinion - there is a fact, so today 6 diesel engines are better than today - tomorrow there will be no submarines at all at the Pacific Fleet !!

[Pashhenko Nikolay]

It turns out that on Varshavyanka the main shaft lies in wooden guides made of bakout wood. And this is not the first such application. Live and learn as they say.

[tralflot1832]

Maybe, after all, the shaft lies on the sidewall in the sternwood. Behind it is the screw. Bearings of this kind have not yet been invented to rotate in seawater for years. On sea vessels, this is how it works. There is a bowout in the stern, in the stern tube seal, that's for sure.

[seregin-s1]

Great news! Successful shooting and state tests!

[Joker62]

Quote: Silver bullet

Such "pies" at the Pacific Fleet, and more so that lovers of "sushi" sit on the priest evenly, watch the Olympics, and not at the Kuril Islands.

and breathed evenly, sipping their favorite sake ...