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Salvage Vessel Mikhail Rudnitsky
Project 05360 / Mikhail Rudnitsky Class
 

The creation of autonomous underwater vehicles has dramatically increased the effectiveness of all underwater operations. An important feature of autonomous rescue vehicles was the ability to work in difficult conditions. Finally, autonomous underwater vehicles due to the presence of manipulators allow for work at big depths inaccessible to divers.

Initially, it was decided to build several carrier vessels of autonomous underwater vehicles for various purposes. For this purpose, Central Design Bureau Balsudoproekt developed project 05360 of a rescue vessel based on a timber carrier. With a total displacement of almost 8000 tons, vessel 05630 was capable of carrying 2 autonomous underwater vehicles for any purpose. From 1979 to 1984, 2 rescue vessels of this project and 2 vessels of project 05361 (modification for underwater operations) were built at the Vyborg Shipyard.

Salvage vessel Mikhail Rudnitsky laid down 23 December 1977 at the Vyborg Shipyard (yard. No.571), launched 20 July 1978, commissioned 23 December 1978 and was assigned to the Black Sea Fleet.

20 August 1998 the vessel was transferred to the Northern Fleet.

Now in service.

Specifications
Displacement (tons):
Standard:6100
Full load:7460
Dimensions (m):
Length:130
Beam:17,3
Draft:5,57
Speed (knots):15,85
Range:6500 nmi (14 knots)
Autonomy (days):20
Propulsion:1x6100 hp 5DKRN62/140-3 diesel, 6x300 kW diesel generators, 1x100 kW diesel generator, 1 fixed pitch propellers, 1 thruster
Electronics:Okean-M navigation radar, MGA-21 sonar, MGV-5N underwater communication system
Special equipment:1 Project 1837 submersible rescue vehicle, 1 Project 1839 autonomous underwater working vehicle or 1 Project 1832 deep-diving autonomous underwater vehicle. Then - 1 Project 1855 deep-diving autonomous underwater vehicle or Project 18270, 1 Project 1839 autonomous underwater working vehicle
1 pressure chamber, 1 MTK-200 television complex
Complement:71 (10 officers, 12 warrant officers)

 

 
       
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