In the Russian Federation the tests of the submarine "Great Luke" were tested: what is known about the submarine

The Russian Navy plans to build a total of eight Lada submarines, which can be involved, in particular, in the Baltic Fleet. The Russian submarine "Great meadows" class "Lada" passed running tests, after which it will probably be admitted to the Baltic Fleet of the Russian Federation. Army Recognition reported this on May 27. This type of diesel-electric shock submarine, also known as the project 677, was designed for the Navy of Russia.

Currently, several submarines of the Lada class are at different stages of construction and deployment. The plans of the naval fleet of Russia include the construction of eight submarines of the class, which can be involved, in particular, in the Baltic Fleet. For international markets, an export version of a submarine called "Amur", which is presented in different configurations, is available.

LADA submarines are distinguished by a single-hull design, which is a significant change compared to a two-hull structure that has been used in Russian submarines since the 1940s. Due to this innovation, surface watertone is reduced to 1 765 tons, which increases the maneuverability and secrecy of the submarine. The complete underwater waterboarding is 2 700 tons, and the maximum immersion depth reaches 300 meters.

Submarines are equipped with hydrogen-oxygen-oxygen fuel elements that provide quiet work and increased up to 45 days the duration of immersion. The power plant contains two diesel generators, the main motor and one shaft with a seven-sided rowing screw. This makes it possible to develop the speed of the underwater course of up to 21 knots and surface - up to 10 nodes. Lada submarines are equipped with a variety of weapons designed to perform various combat missions.

The main types of weapons take into account: torpedoes of the Lada Classes have six torpedoes of 533 mm caliber located in the nasal. These devices can use both traditional torpedoes and controlled. Winged rockets boats can be armed with winged "caliber" missiles, which are used for punches for surface and land purposes. These missiles are able to strike targets at considerable distances, providing the boat with opportunities to perform strategic tasks.

Mines of the Lada Class Submarines can also install mines, which makes them useful for mining war and protect marine borders. Starting installations for anti -ship and pro -compound rockets, in addition to winged missiles, boats can be equipped with anti -ship and anti -the -submarine missiles, which increases their versatility and the ability to withstand different types of threats.