Bellona Report nr. 2:96. Written by: Thomas Nilsen, Igor Kudrik and Alexandr Nikitin.
Project 671, 671 V, 671 K (Yersy) - Victor-I Class
|
Northern Fleet |
Pacific Fleet |
Total |
| In service |
0 |
0 |
0 |
| Inactive |
13 |
2 |
15 |
| Dismantled |
1 |
0 |
1 |
| Number |
|
|
[228] 15 |
Technical Data
| Length: |
94.3 m |
Displacement: |
3 500/4 750 tons |
| Beam: |
10 m |
Maximum Diving Depth: |
350 m |
| Draught: |
7.3 m |
Hull: |
Low magnetic steel |
| Speed: |
24 knots |
Crew: |
94 |
Compartments: 7
- accommodations
- control room
- reactor compartment
- turbines
- auxiliary machinery
- accommodations
- electric-motor and steering
Reactor
One pressurised water reactor, model OK-300 with a VM-4 type reactor core
generating 75 MWt (31 000 hp).
Naval Architects
Construction Company-16, Malakhit, G.N. Chernyshev.
Construction Yard
The Victor-I submarines were built at the Admiralty Shipyard in St.
Petersburg from 1965 to 1974.
Base
Those submarines that have not yet been taken out of service are based at
Gremikha.
Individual Submarines
- K-38,
- factory no. 600. Laid down in January 1965. Launched in October 1965 and
commissioned on November 5, 1967.
- B-369,
- formerly registered as K-69, factory no. 601.
- K-147,
- factory no. 602. Remains in service.[229]
- K-53,
- factory no. 603.
- K-306,
- factory no. 604.
- K-323,
- factory no. 605. The submarine is now moored in Severodvinsk where it is
awaiting dismantling. It was scheduled to be defuelled in 1995.[230]
- K-370,
- factory no. 606.
- K-438,
- factory no. 608.
- K-367,
- factory no. 609.
- K-314,
- factory no. 610. See chapter 8 for accident.
- K-398,
- factory no. 611
- K-454,
- factory no. 612. Laid up in 1994 as a reserve submarine for the Pacific
Fleet.[231]
- K-462,
- factory no. 613.
- K-469,
- factory no. 614.
- K-481,
- factory no. 615. The reactors were defuelled between November 1 and
December 5, 1993, and their fuel transferred to PM-12, a service ship of the
Project 2020 - Malina class. Today the submarine is partially dismantled and is
moored at the Nerpa Naval Repair Yard.[232]
Two floating pontoons will be mounted onto the reactor compartment which was
scheduled to be towed to Sayda Bay for storage over the course of autumn 1995.
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Endnotes
[228] Problems with
decommisoning of nuclear submarines and protection of the environment i the
arctic areas., page 26-27, Severodvinsk, March 15.-16. 1995.
Return
[229]
Mormul, N., Note, 1995.. Return
[230] Problems with decommisoning of nuclear
submarines and protection of the environment i the arctic areas.,
Severodvinsk, March 15.-16. 1995. Return
[231] Pavlov, A. S., Military Vessels in the
Soviet Union and Russia 1945-1995,1994. Return
[232] Decree no. 514 of the Russian
Government signed by J. Gaiydar, July 21, 1992. Return
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