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Home›Research & Development›Russia: Sevmash Shipyard Starts Construction of Nuclear-Powered Deep-Sea Submarine
Research & Development

December 31, 2012 · about 13 years ago

Russia: Sevmash Shipyard Starts Construction of Nuclear-Powered Deep-Sea Submarine

Sevmash shipyard recently marked a start of construction of a nuclear-powered deep-sea research submarine in Russia. Rubin Central Design Bureau designed the submarine which will be used for multi-purpose research missions in remote areas of the oceans and will also take part in a search and rescue

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Sevmash shipyard recently marked a start of construction of a nuclear-powered deep-sea research submarine in Russia.

Rubin Central Design Bureau designed the submarine which will be used for multi-purpose research missions in remote areas of the oceans and will also take part in a search and rescue operations, Eurasia Review informs.

The main tasks which the submarine is going to perform are installation of subsea equipment and inspections; testing new types of scientific and research equipment; and monitoring transport routes.

The Sevmash shipyard did not disclose the expected date of completion of the submarine.

[mappress] Naval Today Staff, December 31, 2012; Image: Sevmash

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