Rolling out the hull of the large reconnaissance ship "Yuri Ivanov"

As the web resource flotprom.ru reported, at Severnaya Verf Shipbuilding Plant OJSC in St. Petersburg 13 on June 2013, a rolling out of the slipway to the open slipway of the hull of one of the main Russian naval protracted ships of recent years took place ( "Naval communications vessel") of the 18280 "Yuri Ivanov" project, laid out as early as December 27 2004.

On the open slipway, it is planned to mount the ship’s superstructures and the mast, after which Yuri Ivanov is scheduled to be launched, tentatively scheduled for September 2013. After that, as expected, the ship will be completed afloat within six months. Delivery to the customer is tentatively scheduled for 2014 year.

It is also reported that in the current year at the Severnaya Verf the second ship of this project will be laid, which was named by the name of Ivan Khurs by the order of the Commander-in-Chief of the Russian Navy.

The hull of the main large reconnaissance ship (“naval communications vessel”) of the 18280 “Yuri Ivanov” project, rolled out of the boathouse to the open slipway of Shipbuilding Plant “Severnaya Verf” OJSC. St. Petersburg, 13.06.2013

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[Dmitry 2246]

Good news early in the morning! Looks like shipbuilders have stirred!

[svp67]

Quote: Dmitry 2246

Good news early in the morning! Looks like shipbuilders have stirred!

It’s high time, otherwise it’s possible and "Sleep the Motherland ..."

[Siberian German]

and what’s good - since 2004 to build is good news - laughter and only

[Homo]

It must be considered not from the moment of bookmarking but from the moment of the change of MO !!! Then there will be very positive news !!!

[Geisenberg]

Quote: Siberian German

and what’s good - since 2004 to build is good news - laughter and only

The good news is that there are more and more such news every day. The point is that there will be talks that our American colleagues cry in the morning and can’t sleep without sleeping pills. Which is what we really need ... so that the Indians begin to sob and stomp for suicide at the mention of our army ...

[Maks111]

And in whose honor is the ship named?

[experienced]

Quote: Max111

And in whose honor is the ship named?

My countryman

IVANOV YURI VASILIEVICH (born in February 1920 in the mountains. Volsk, Saratov Region - died in September 1990 in Moscow). Russian. Vice Admiral (1972). In the navy since 1938, he graduated from one course of the Leningrad State University (1938), the Higher Naval School named after V.I. M.V. Frunze (1938-1941), UOPP them. S.M. Kirov (1941, 1946), AKOS at the Naval Academy (1957-1958). He served on submarines of the Pacific and Northern fleets, a participant in the Great Patriotic War. Commander of the submarine "S-16" (1947-1949), "S-14" (1953-1954), "B-9" (1954), "B-68" (1954-1957). Chief of Staff of the 124th submarine brigade (1958-1960), commander of the 90th separate submarine brigade (1960-1961), commander of the 26th submarine division of the Pacific Fleet (1961-1965). Chief of Intelligence of the Navy (after Rear Admiral BN Bobkov, from July 1965 to July 1975), Chief of the Intelligence Directorate - Deputy Chief of the Main Staff of the Navy for reconnaissance (July 1975 - January 1979). At the disposal of the Commander-in-Chief of the Navy (January-June 1979). He made a great contribution to the creation and development of a permanent intelligence system of the Navy, the development of intelligence control bodies and the theory of intelligence, training of personnel and specialists for intelligence agencies and units. Retired from June 1979. Awarded: the Order of the October Revolution (1979), 2 Orders of the Red Banner (1944, 1974), the Order of the Patriotic War I degree (1942, 1944), II degree (1985), 1944 Orders of the Red Star (2, 1954), medals.
In 1979, he was replaced by Vice Admiral Khurs I.K.

[Col.]

Quote: seasoned

In 1979, he was replaced by Vice Admiral Khurs I.K.

With Khurs Ivan Kuzmich I was lucky to be acquainted. The most competent specialist, experienced scout, talented leader. I even had a chance to drink with him. Man is unusually versatile and untouchable. Now there are almost none ...

[fzr1000]

Well, so far, as they say, 3,5 feet under the keel? We look forward to 2014.

[танк]

And why it will wait for 2014 then it will come, but judging by the photo they will hand over the ship not soon ...

[танк]

You naively believe that they could not build it in 9 years, but they can in 1 year. So it’s still an empty box, without any electronics, and this is the most expensive and difficult part of a modern ship! It’s sad, but we will be realistic .. .

[fzr1000]

I just wait for 2014. And look.

[Scandinavian]

At one time, I was conquered by the films Single swimming, the Commander of a happy pike and the Secret Fairway .... these are the feelings I feel when I see that the next iron defender of our water lines leaves the stoppers. The fleet began to revive.

[GELEZNII_KAPUT]

Vice Admiral Ivan Kuzmich Hurs, read ...
http://www.bigler.ru/showstory.php?story_id=5244

[AK-47]

... pledged as early as December 27, 2004.
On June 13, 2013, rolling out from the boathouse to an open slipway took place. On the open slipway, it is planned to carry out installation of superstructures and the mast of the ship
In September 2013, it is planned to be launched. Where the ship will be completed afloat for six months.
Delivery to customer in advance scheduled for 2014.

A very long time.

[Sochi]

Quote: fzr1000

Well, so far, as they say, 3,5 feet under the keel? We look forward to 2014.

actually seven feet ... no offense, and so agree on all 100.

[little man]

no, he was not mistaken. It's too early 7.))

[YARY]

Yeah.
Everything is fading.
Remember about "URAL"! Woe to the patriots!
So he was BIG and SCIENTIFIC!
And this is so-so, half-and-half. Well, of course ezhli "corvettes" to bathe the lost nuclear cruisers - then it certainly is yeah.

The minus one from the crackers will begin now.

and by the way, look at the rates of building this and that, well, how?

[YARY]

PySy

"
Service: USSR (1989-1991)
Russia (1991-2001)
Class and type of ship Large reconnaissance ship
Homeport Port
Manufacturer Baltic plant named after S. Ordzhonikidze, Leningrad
Launched May 1983
Put into operation on January 7, 1989
Withdrew from the fleet in 2001
Disposal Status ??????????????????????? !!!!!!!!!!!!
Main characteristics
Displacement 32 t / 780 t
Length 265 m
Width 30 m
Height 70 m
Precipitation 7,5 m
Booking No
OKU-900 engines, 2 × 171 MW,
2 boilers VDRK-500,
2 turbo-gear units GTZA-688
Power 66 500 l. from.
Mover 2
21,6 node speed (40 km / h)
The autonomy of swimming 180 day
Crew 950 people
weaponry
Artillery 2 × 76 mm AU AK-176
4 × 12-mm twin machine gun Utes-M
Anti-aircraft artillery 4 × 30 mm AK-630
Missile weapons MANPADS "Igla"
(16 missiles 9M-313)
Aviation Group

[little man]

Well, earlier in youth, the grass is greener, and the trees are taller, and the girls are more accommodated.
I think the dimensions are suitable, because technologies do not stand still. (I would like to hope)

[svp67]

Quote: Ardent

So he was BIG and SCIENTIFIC!

He was HUGE, but is such a big guy needed now? Especially with a nuclear power plant ... Specialists can answer this ...

[old man54]

Quote: svp67

Especially with a nuclear power plant ... Specialists can answer this ...

YaSU gives autonomy that for a ship with such a purpose just what you need!

[Oleg14774]

Quote: Ardent

The minus one from the crackers will begin now.

if the words are correct, although not quite for hearing, then why minus ?! + But still stirred!

[coast]

and it started with a bad project name 1941

[fzr1000]

So before, the equipment took up several times more space.

[YaRusich]

Quote: Ardent

Remember about "URAL"! Woe to the patriots!
So he was BIG and SCIENTIFIC!

remember the ear, and about the fact that it was a BIG and SILENT target with an atomic reactor on board which needed a fleet to support and protect, we also remember the ear. But if a vessel with a lower displacement and a higher speed will perform the same tasks, then this is only a plus for a new ship. Or do you think that the larger the ship, the more it scouts for from a high mast the sailor will see further? )))
Plus, it took less money to create a new ship than it would have taken to upgrade your beloved BIG)))

A small remark - military technology should be a secret for the enemy. And do you think during the time of Yeltsin and other crap in the 90s we still have at least something secret? So why cling to technologies that have long been known to the enemy and against them there are recipes for counteraction? Answer comrade YARY?

[YARY]

Answer comrade YARY?

Do not distort those high word sweetheart.
And even though "Goose is a pig ..." But I am such a goose at a time, I sit down with any pig .... (humor joke)

Regarding the case.
Technology say gone ahead?
Are you saying "giant" sizes?
You are not talking about such a "tyhohod" 21 nodes !?

Here is the whole company that all wrote, get on the Internet and look for data for comparative analysis!
Geth say!
And when you find yes to compare, I give an introduction to the brain (if they are present)
What is the combat mission of CERs?
And as soon as you answer, the next question, Why are you asking bad questions?

Artyomka YOU loader I open my eyes-
The higher the observer, the larger the observation area (your metaphor in the sand)

[YaRusich]

Combat service

In 1989, the certificate of state acceptance of the ship was signed and its transition to the port of registry of Vladivostok began. Comprehensive teams of specialists were drawn up who eliminated possible problems during the voyage. The manual over two Elbrus computers was headed by scientist Vladimir Anikeev. Computers did not want to enter the operating parameters and were naughty. For the first time, Anikeev saw the tropical sun on the upper deck only on the beam of Singapore. Almost all the time he disappeared into the depths of the ship and brought the equipment to condition so that it could process and issue information in real time. After 59 days, the handsome Ural entered the Strelok Bay near Vladivostok. There was no berth for the gigantic ship, and he was forced to anchor in the bay.

The crew immediately began preparations for a military campaign to the area of ​​the US missile defense test site on Kwajelin Atoll. However, this campaign never took place. For a long time, the crew, even with the help of specialists from the Baltic Shipyard, could not fix a malfunction in the cooling system of the ship's nuclear installation. There were also problems with the functioning of the system of special technical means "Coral".


But the real problems began when, in accordance with the decision of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR (Law of the USSR “On Universal Military Duty” of 10.04.1989/XNUMX/XNUMX) on exemption of former students from military service, almost all highly trained junior naval service specialists were transferred to the reserve.
This affected the general preparedness and competence of the crew.
In the summer of 1990, a fire broke out in the Urals, in which the fodder was out of order: as a result of the fire, electric cables coming from the aft boiler burned out. For more than a year, the ship’s energy supply was provided only by the bow-machine, but in the autumn of 1991 it too burned down. After that, several months all the ship's energy was given by emergency diesel generators.
There was no money for repairs in a decaying country.

As a result, a unique ship, which had no analogues in the world, began to be used simply as a hostel for junior officers. In various sources, there is information that the "Ural" was still on alert, despite the breakdowns, the ship successfully controlled the northern part of the Pacific Ocean, intercepting radio traffic in the networks of the Navy, Air Force and PLO of the USA and Japan.

In 2001, the ship, which had gone on only one military campaign, was finally written off and put on a dock at a distant pier. Near him, too, was in a trick of his fellow unfortunate - missile cruiser "Admiral Lazarev" (former "Frunze", one of the four atomic missile attack cruisers of Project 1144 "Orlan"; the only cruiser of project 1144 "Peter the Great" that remained in service is now the flagship Northern Fleet of the Russian Navy).

somehow he uniquely badly sailed in the USSR.

Quote: Ardent

The higher the observer, the larger the observation area (your metaphor in the sand)

Well, it was my irony, just on the topic that the CWS does not need such a size to carry out its combat mission (based on an analysis of get get))).

And dear comrade, by the way, I am far from being a looser, regrettably))
with respect.

[YARY]

Artyom, are you again reluctant to turn on the brain?

somehow he uniquely badly sailed in the USSR.

Like the first atomic submarines, but nobody turned off the program.
And now I’m pointing you to the time of operation and decommissioning — do thoughts not come?

In 2001, descended on just one military campaign

If in my time the box had problems with it, NOBODY HAS RELEASED! (Breshington fighters have seen enough about Russians in space earflaps and draw conclusions)
About the size, again juggling !!!
Do you even know about the Ural equipment? Do you know exactly?
Here one expert wrote "... and what is inside we will not be told," - but the fact that the USSR had a constellation of satellites many times larger than Russia is now I hope is not discussed.
The number of "cosmonauts" in the oceans and seas was awesome. The USSR was with a "space fleet" WHICH CUT CUT all over and without a trace!
Stop ... disgusting.

[fzr1000]

Dear, but "Ural" is gone, there is no "Gagarin", and "Crimea". Consider no "Dobrovolsky". So let them build. You need to rejoice. Even 8 years ago, no one needed it.

[YARY]

THIS ALWAYS WAS NECESSARY TO THE Navy OF THE STATE!
But those who "ruled" this state, yes, they did not need it.
Therefore, building a Tyulkin fleet and calling it "big" is not true.
To build a small reconnaissance and call it -large is not true.
Well, I’m silent about the deadlines!
It's time to stop yelling "hurray" for no reason.
Finished and thank God there is little, but it's nice that they did not cut into scrap metal.
Will build an aircraft carrier or something like "cosmonauts" - we will rejoice. In the meantime, we plug the holes with rags.

[YaRusich]

Quote: Ardent

THIS ALWAYS WAS NECESSARY TO THE Navy OF THE STATE!
But those who "ruled" this state, yes, they did not need it.
Therefore, building a Tyulkin fleet and calling it "big" is not true.
To build a small reconnaissance and call it -large is not true.
Well, I’m silent about the deadlines!
It's time to stop yelling "hurray" for no reason.
Finished and thank God there is little, but it's nice that they did not cut into scrap metal.
Will build an aircraft carrier or something like "cosmonauts" - we will rejoice. In the meantime, we plug the holes with rags.

How to call a ship and sail)))

and another question, where is the information that the new CER is inferior in capabilities to the Urals? I haven’t seen one yet. Or is the most important parameter the same ship size and mast height?

+ add a little pragmatism and cynicism here - what is worse to lose in battle a ship like the Urals with a displacement of more than 30000 or a new NWS with much less displacement and a smaller number of crew and lower cost? With equal opportunities for ships?

[YARY]

You can see the difference even visually.
But if so

much less displacement and less crew and less cost? With equal opportunities for ships?

And let's make boats? Or rafts from a pair of logs?

and another question, where is the information that the new csv is inferior in capabilities to the Urals?

Well, like the Ural "... the neck is there and all the tykha."
But something to understand can be put it this way - a little thought.

... the equipment of the new ship will be able to track signals of different strengths in different ranges. At the same time, Yuri Ivanov will only have weapons for self-defense. The advantage of the new ship, the main characteristics and capabilities of which are classified, is that, unlike an electronic reconnaissance aircraft, it can be in the patrol zone for a long time.

Yeah. Now, something is clear. And 50 for a long time he can’t be in the patrol area, and he can. Stop!
Conclusion is equipment to a greater or lesser extent identical to that installed on the A 50.

Conclusion-with "Ural" is not worth it.
Well, if we extrapolate the development of technology and create something at least comparable to the "Ural" and on modern spare parts and other other stuff ...

Continue?

[YaRusich]

And let's make boats? Or rafts from a pair of logs?

I think if you make a boat with the capabilities of CERs, then there will be no price))) and if it’s also remotely controlled .... let's go patent the idea?

Well, like the Ural "... the neck is there and all the tykha."
But something to understand can be put it this way - a little thought.

I think the neck and neck so that it was difficult to understand something, even thinking hard.

Yeah. Now, something is clear. And 50 for a long time he can’t be in the patrol area, and he can. Stop!
Conclusion is equipment to a greater or lesser extent identical to that installed on the A 50.

Conclusion-with "Ural" is not worth it.

far-fetched conclusion by "urapatriot" , in the absence of unclassified TTX REO.

[old man54]

Quote: YaRusich

remember the ear, and about the fact that it was a BIG and SILENT target with an atomic reactor on board which needed a fleet to support and protect, we also remember the ear.

nonsense! This is not a warship, but intelligence!!! His purpose was to collect various information along the western coast of the USA, in particular, and he did not need security for this. During the war, all the more serious, his place in the Navy!
Minus from me!

[YaRusich]

Well, I’m not offended by the minuses. But here you say nonsense)) during the war, he just should provide communication and interaction, and even more so his course along the US coast looks ridiculous)). Ships must fight as part of formations and fulfill their tasks and in no way stand on the docks))). Another question is that with the outbreak of hostilities reconnaissance ships (like planes in principle) become the primary goal, and often a target that is hit in 100% of cases.

Quote: old man54

nonsense! This is not a warship, but a reconnaissance !!!

by the way, a phrase from the category that during the war intelligence should sit in the rear of the furnace)) rather than wool behind the enemy lines and fight as needed)))

[royk]

So what’s your bottom. Typically, photographs show only the top. Good news.

[Oleg14774]

Quote: royk

So what’s your bottom. Typically, photographs show only the top. Good news.

Well, if the ship is in the water, then the bottom is not visible, correctly, as they said!

[cartridge]

Great news! The more such news, the better!

[Sochi]

Quote: man

no, he was not mistaken. It's too early 7.))

If you don’t think about more, then small will not work ... And nothing small is small - the spool is small, but expensive. And the matter is not in size, but in the filling ... and what they don’t tell us inside, I think there is very serious equipment.

[fzr1000]

Yes, I wrote about 3,5 feet under the keel because the ship is simply not finished yet.

[Sochi]

Got it ... I just decided that the person was wrong. But in general, sailors wish seven feet under a keel and a fair wind, and I support you.

[YaRusich]

Quote: Ardent

but the fact that the USSR had a constellation of satellites many times larger than now Russia I hope is not discussed.
The number of "cosmonauts" in the oceans and seas was awesome. The USSR was with a "space fleet" WHICH CUT CUT all over and without a trace!

was, had, cut. Ugh

there is such a saying "What happened is passed."
By dreams of former power alone, we will not build and will achieve nothing.
And thank God that now in our country they began to build something new and develop something new.

And Hurray, patriots about whom you speak so contemptuously are most likely not those who are happy to accept something new, but you who are ready to denigrate everything new and as a result say yes, we had it, but we cut everything in bad luck, but if, then Tryndets all.

Russia now needs faith in the best, and not a wake on the grave of the USSR. Although I do not deny the achievements of the USSR. But we live here and now and will live in tomorrow, and not in the past, no matter how comfortable it is. Eh boiled like that, excuse my harshness.

[Zlodeey]

Everything in the case, I completely agree with you!

[skifo]

But still we need to analyze and take the best from the USSR!

[YaRusich]

But still we need to analyze and take the best from the USSR!

no one argues, on the contrary we welcome, and it seems that new weapons are being created on this principle.

here the question was raised (comrade Yarom hello) that everything new is illiquid and is created only for urapatriots))) and all the best was and remains in the USSR and nothing better could be created, well, an acre time machine to get everyone back)))

[individual]

The main thing after downtime the ship is being built.
There are plans to use it for the benefit of the Navy.
For the good of Russia.