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K-239 nuclear powered attack submarines (project 945) (1984 - 1987)

B-239 Karp 2000

Name No Yard No Builder Laid down Launched Comp Fate
Ê-239 [K-239], 6.1992- Á-239 [B-239], 4.1993- Á-239 Êàðï [B-239 Karp] 622 3001 Krasnoe Sormovo, Gorkiy 20.7.1979 29.7.1983 29.9.1984 awaiting disposal (2019)
Ê-276 [K-276], 6.1992- Á-276 [B-276], 4.1993- Á-276 Êðàá [B-276 Krab], 11.1996- Á-276 Êîñòðîìà [B-276 Kostroma] 648 3002 Krasnoe Sormovo, Gorkiy 21.4.1984 26.7.1986 27.10.1987 awaiting disposal (2019)
 

Displacement standard, t

 

Displacement normal, t

6170 / 8200

Length, m

107.2

Breadth, m

12.3 hull 16.7 max

Draught, m

9.62

No of shafts

1

Machinery

1 OK-9D geared steam turbines unit, 1 OK-650B-3 nuclear reactor

Power, h. p.

50000

Max speed, kts

12.2 / 35

Fuel, t

nuclear

Endurance, nm(kts)

practically unlimited

Armament

4 - 650 TT (12, inc. URPK-7 Veter SSM/ASuM (86R, 88R), 4 - 533 TT (28, inc. URPK-6 Vodopad-PL SSM/ASuM (83R, 84R), VA-111 Shkval rocket torpedoes), 1 x 1 Strela-3 SAM (12 9M36)

Electronic equipment

MRKP-58 Radian radar, MGK-500 Skat-KS sonar suite, MG-519M Arfa-M, MG-512 Vint-M sonars, MRP-21 ECM suite, MG-74 Korund-2 decoys, MVU-132 Omnibus-5 CCS

Complement

61

Diving depth operational, m

480

Project history: This titanium-hulled submarine was the follow-on to Project 671RTM. Like Project 971, it combines the Project 671RTM sonar suite with a very quiet (fully rafted) powerplant incorporating the Project 971 reactor. 'Environmental' (non-acoustic) sensors are in the sail. A crew escape pod occupies die centre of the rather wide sail. Much to the disgust of the design organisation, Lazurit, construction of this type was cancelled in favour of Project 971, which was apparently much less expensive. Submarines are armed with very powerful long-range Veter dual-purpose missile.

Modernizations: 2003, B-276 Kostroma: + MNK-100 Kolos wake detector

Naval service: No significant events.

B-276 Kostroma 2002

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