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The design was apparently not considered particularly successful. The two units were placed in reserve in 1993, briefly reactivated in 1995, and again laid up by 1997, and are expected to be discarded.
In 1991 the St. Petersburg-based Special Boiler Design Bureau (SKBK) completed development of the Kristall-20 AIP system for the Piranha. The AIP underwent comprehensive testing and was accepted by the customer - the Ministry of Defense. However, AIP systems were never installed in submarines due to reductions in defense spending.
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Designation: |
865 |
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Designer |
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Builder |
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Displacement (tons): |
218 surfaced 390 submerged |
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Speed (kts): |
6.65 knots dived |
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Dimension (meters): |
28.2 meters long |
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Propulsion: |
2 diesel – 160 (kW) |
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Propulsion: |
1 propeller |
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Endurance: |
10 days |
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Diving Depth: |
200 meters |
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Crew: |
9 |
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Armament: |
2 mine laying devices for 2 mines or
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Electronics |
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Active/passive radar 1 periscope |
Class Listing |
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| Unit | Shipyard | Fleet | Chronology | Notes | |||||
| # | number | Name | Laid Down | Launched | Comm. | Stricken | |||
| 1 | MS-520 | SY 194 | ---------- | 1986 | 12/**/1988 | ---------- | 1993 in reserve 1995 reactivated 1997 in reserve | ||
| 2 | MS-521 | SY 194 | ---------- | 1990 | 1991 | ---------- | 1993 in reserve 1995 reactivated 1997 in reserve | ||