Severodvinsk nuclear sub completes first sea trials RIA Novosti, PUBLISHED October 07, 2011 Russia’s new Severodvinsk nuclear-powered attack submarine has successfully completed initial sea trials by builder Sevmash, a Russian shipyard said on Thursday. “The trial was successful. Tests of the ship’s systems were held as scheduled,” Sevmash ship-building company said in a statement. The Russian Navy will receive its first Severodvinsk nuclear submarine in late 2011. Sevmash is planning to build a total of six submarines of this class. Topics: Russia Other news: Siemens to withdraw entirely from nuclear industry The chapter for us is closed. Faster than light particles found in nuclear research experiment If the results are confirmed, they would fundamentally change the understanding of how the universe works. Iran in talks with Russia over new nuclear sites We are in talks with Russia on construction of new nuclear power stations. |
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