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After the repair, the Pskov submarine returned to the Northern Fleet

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The nuclear submarine "Pskov" after undergoing repairs in the Murmansk region returned to the battle ships of the North fleet, Said Look With reference to the representative of the Federation Council Andrei Luzik.


After the repair, the Pskov submarine returned to the Northern Fleet


“The multipurpose nuclear submarine Pskov of the 945A project completed the restoration of technical readiness at the Nerpa shipyard (SRH) and expanded the composition of the warships of the submarine forces of the Northern Fleet. Today the ship left the water area of ​​the plant and headed to the main basing point, ”the fleet representative said on Monday.

According to him, “during the restoration work on the nuclear-powered icebreaker, a complex of works was carried out, which makes it possible to significantly extend the technical resource of the ship and continue its further operation in the Arctic.”

“In the near future, the crew of the nuclear submarine Pskov will begin the course of combat training of a submarine at sea,” Luzik added.
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  1. Roman1970
    Roman1970 29 December 2015 09: 15 New
    +3
    The nuclear submarine "Pskov" after undergoing repairs in the Murmansk region returned to the battle ships of the Northern Fleet
    I’m not a submariner, but I saw a couple of times. I'll never forget. Beauties.
    1. cniza
      cniza 29 December 2015 09: 20 New
      +5
      The crew of successful training and speedy completion of tasks.
      1. Major Yurik
        Major Yurik 29 December 2015 10: 00 New
        +5
        Well, it’s nice, finally, the body of Russian titanium was washed again with ocean water!
        Good luck to the submariners, Happy New Year! soldier
        1. Amnestied
          Amnestied 29 December 2015 14: 57 New
          -1
          Quote: Major Yurik
          Well, it’s nice, finally, the body of Russian titanium was washed again with ocean water!

          Titanium nightmare for "partners" lol
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    3. Samaritan
      Samaritan 29 December 2015 09: 27 New
      +7
      Fleet update for 2015
    4. Ami du peuple
      Ami du peuple 29 December 2015 09: 37 New
      +5
      Quote: Roman1970
      I’m not a submariner, but I saw a couple of times. I'll never forget. Beauties.

      Lucky for you, I envy .. And this "fish", in the literal sense, is "gold" - titanium. Nerpa shiprepairmen fellows, this year the third boat was handed over to the Fleet. People are really busy with the real thing now, and not like in the 90s, when they cut boats "on the needles".
    5. agent rossii
      agent rossii 29 December 2015 09: 41 New
      +2
      I once saw from the shore of the apl was going on the surface ........... stunned drinks
      1. gjv
        gjv 29 December 2015 10: 02 New
        +5
        Quote: agent rossii
        apl was on the surface ........... stunned




        BAPL "Pskov"
    6. Anton Gavrilov
      Anton Gavrilov 29 December 2015 09: 56 New
      +4
      They didn’t pass it on. So far, she only went to the ZHI after VTG, but everything will be quick here, at the beginning the next year’s approach to the base point.
      1. NEXUS
        NEXUS 29 December 2015 10: 28 New
        +1
        Quote: Anton Gavrilov
        They didn’t pass it on. So far, she only went to the ZHI after VTG, but everything will be quick here, at the beginning the next year’s approach to the base point.

        Good morning to you, Anton. hi
        How many “Condor” and “Barakud” do we have now?
        1. pv1005
          pv1005 29 December 2015 10: 45 New
          0
          Quote: NEXUS
          Quote: Anton Gavrilov
          They didn’t pass it on. So far, she only went to the ZHI after VTG, but everything will be quick here, at the beginning the next year’s approach to the base point.

          Good morning to you, Anton. hi
          How many “Condor” and “Barakud” do we have now?

          And for what purpose are you interested in? bully
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        3. rudolff
          rudolff 29 December 2015 11: 36 New
          +3
          Two by two. Two projects 945 Barracuda: B-239 Karp (under repair) and B-276 Kostroma (Crab) (awaiting repair). And two projects 945A Condor: B-336 Pskov (Perch) (after VTG) and B-534 Nizhny Novgorod (Catfish) (sort of in the first line).
          1. NEXUS
            NEXUS 29 December 2015 12: 09 New
            +2
            Quote: rudolff
            Two by two. Two projects 945 Barracuda: B-239 Karp (under repair) and B-276 Kostroma (Crab) (awaiting repair). And two projects 945A Condor: B-336 Pskov (Perch) (after VTG) and B-534 Nizhny Novgorod (Catfish) (sort of in the first line).

            It seems that some of the Condors wanted to be converted to a laboratory, and if sclerosis doesn’t fail me, it is Nizhny Novgorod.
            By the way, I think it’s very vain that the Piranhas (project 865) were released in only two copies ... especially in our present they would be very much in demand ... hi
            1. jjj
              jjj 29 December 2015 12: 14 New
              0
              Repairs on Zvezdochka delayed due to lack of funding
            2. rudolff
              rudolff 29 December 2015 13: 07 New
              +2
              I don’t know anything about the conversion of the B-534 to the laboratory, but so far it’s the only one from the “titans” that is the only one that is linear. The B-336 will return to Vidyaevo only at the beginning of the year, then the completion of the BP course objectives and the first BS will probably be closer to the end of spring - the beginning of summer.
              As for the Piranhas ... Bourgeoisie is spreading rumors: "Russian mini submarines are returning ... and can be aimed at Britain," Sun readers said (July 2015). According to the newspaper, Russian President Vladimir Putin is reviving the piranha coastal small-submarine construction program, frozen at the end of the Cold War. "
              1. NEXUS
                NEXUS 29 December 2015 13: 14 New
                +2
                Quote: rudolff
                Putin is reviving the piranha coastal small-submarine construction program, frozen at the end of the Cold War. "

                Then the question arises: will they be titanium? Has the technology of Russian titanium for submarines already been preserved? Or will there still be steel ones? ...
                1. kote119
                  kote119 29 December 2015 13: 26 New
                  -1
                  why make them out of titanium? steel cases are quite normal for such submarines, but with a titanium case it turns out to be more expensive and technically more complicated.
                  1. rudolff
                    rudolff 29 December 2015 13: 39 New
                    +2
                    I agree. For ultra-small submarines, titanium is not particularly needed. Excess hemorrhoids in construction and maintenance. Unless it's a deepwater station like Losharik, but that's a completely different song.
                    1. NEXUS
                      NEXUS 29 December 2015 18: 00 New
                      +1
                      Quote: rudolff
                      I agree. For ultra-small submarines, titanium is not particularly needed. Excess hemorrhoids in construction and maintenance.

                      On the one hand, yes, there are more difficulties in construction, but the service life of titanium boats is much longer precisely because titanium practically does not react chemically with salt water, which is why they were called "eternal boats."
  2. venaya
    venaya 29 December 2015 09: 16 New
    +1
    crew of the Pskov nuclear submarine will launch a submarine combat training course at sea

    The better the combat training, the less likely it is to actually use this and other similar serious combat vehicles.
  3. From Tver
    From Tver 29 December 2015 09: 17 New
    +4
    The most New Year present. smile
  4. Isangrim
    Isangrim 29 December 2015 09: 20 New
    0
    More submarines more nerves in ov.)
  5. annodomene
    annodomene 29 December 2015 09: 22 New
    +4
    Good news. You are welcome. Only correctly say - PLA, tk. The submarine is an EMERGENCY submarine ...
    1. allexx623
      allexx623 29 December 2015 10: 13 New
      +1
      Then BAPL, because pla is an abbreviation applied to pl of probable adversary, like plarb, by the way (against our RPK SN). Well, she is based in Are - whoever understands the topic.
      1. rudolff
        rudolff 29 December 2015 11: 43 New
        +1
        Ara-lip, Vidyaevo. Well, if it’s really science, then MPLATRK. We love these long abbreviations. After two hundred grams you can’t say it already!
  6. kote119
    kote119 29 December 2015 09: 27 New
    +3
    A very serious device, it’s good to find money for the titans that cost in Severodvinsk
  7. doework
    doework 29 December 2015 09: 44 New
    +3
    Seven feet under the keel, submariners! And with the coming!
  8. AlexTires
    AlexTires 29 December 2015 10: 26 New
    +2
    Creating a new project with similar characteristics will cost even more, so I think the repair costs are justified ... And it’s not worth it to send such atomarines to the “needles” ... Seven feet under the keel of the submariners!
  9. sinoptic
    sinoptic 29 December 2015 11: 54 New
    0
    Oops!
    Good news!
    It seems that there was an infa in the media that everything is not going smoothly and the boats are without traffic, and then we find out what the output is. Class!

    But somehow suspiciously quickly she left.
    There, after all, everything seemed to be planned to be replaced: GAS, electronics, reactors, calibers — it should take a decent amount of time.
    Although calibers can also be released through a torpedo tube.
    1. rudolff
      rudolff 29 December 2015 12: 08 New
      +1
      Firstly, not fast. She stood at the Nerpa shipyard since 2011. Secondly, do not confuse restoration of technical readiness with modernization. This is not even an average repair. So, the ship does not have any new "goodies" from those that you have listed.
      1. VALERIK_097
        VALERIK_097 29 December 2015 17: 12 New
        0
        Do you know all the work done? I know. Who told you that there was no modernization during the VTG.
        1. rudolff
          rudolff 29 December 2015 17: 47 New
          +1
          Of the serious modernization - HAK. It is strange that the money was found. The rest is within the framework of the VTG. Replacement of PHA coating including. If you know more, so be it, I believe. But funding for VTG is less than average.
  10. chunga-changa
    chunga-changa 29 December 2015 12: 00 New
    0
    And what are these things sticking out of the cabin between the windows?
    1. kote119
      kote119 29 December 2015 12: 08 New
      -1
      non-acoustic antennas
    2. rudolff
      rudolff 29 December 2015 12: 10 New
      +2
      On the forehead of the fence? So these are SOX sensors.
  11. Zomanus
    Zomanus 29 December 2015 13: 13 New
    0
    And this project is not a "loaf" by chance?
    We now have any submarine on the go in the subject.
    For we have few of them ...
    1. kote119
      kote119 29 December 2015 13: 29 New
      +1
      "loaf" is called pr.949a
    2. Garris199
      Garris199 29 December 2015 16: 17 New
      0
      No, this is titanium MCAPL, a more advanced analogue of SCHUKI-B.
  12. Ajent cho
    Ajent cho 29 December 2015 13: 14 New
    0
    Will the holes in the coating be completely restored, or is it not necessary?
    1. rudolff
      rudolff 29 December 2015 14: 04 New
      +2
      Are you talking about hydro-acoustic coating? Do not pay attention to the photo in the article, she is almost ten years old. Yes, the "rubber" is restored completely.
  13. sinoptic
    sinoptic 29 December 2015 16: 27 New
    0
    People still explain why restore fitness?
    The project is old - about 30 years old.

    This means that in terms of noise and efficiency it will already be rather weak.
    It would be possible to put the latest equipment into the titanium case, make a new low-noise screw, countermeasures, etc.

    Judging by the wiki, this is a real fighter acting on the front line in direct contact with the enemy.
    Why do not give him all the trump cards in his hands ?!
    Why put in battle with a rusty, albeit oiled, automatic?