Sormovo shipbuilders laid down a universal dry cargo ship for the Caspian region. Nevsky Shipyard laid down the second dry cargo vessel of the RSD59 project. Dry cargo ships of the RSD 59 project.

On May 25, 2017, the Nevsky Shipbuilding and Shiprepair Plant laid down the keel of the second multi-purpose dry cargo vessel with a deadweight of 7,500 tons, project RSD59 (building No. 592).

The customer is PJSC State Leasing Transport Company, the lessee is the shipping company Pola Rise. In total, the Nevsky Shipyard has ordered five multi-purpose dry cargo vessels of the RSD59 project and another five have been ordered to the Krasnoye Sormovo shipyard.


The RSD59 project was developed by the Marine Engineering Bureau.

Vessels of the RSD59 project, in accordance with the classification adopted by the Bureau, belong to the “Volgo-Don max” class and have the maximum dimensions possible for VDSK.

Vessels of the series can be used for transporting general, bulk, container, timber, grain and bulky cargo, dangerous goods of classes 1.4S, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6.1, 8, 9 IC RID and Appendix B of the Air Force Code in the Caspian Sea, and also in the Mediterranean, Black, Baltic, White, North Seas, including voyages around Europe and to the Irish Sea in winter.

The new dry cargo project RSD59, which is made in “super-full” lines with two dry cargo holds, one of which has a record length for the Volgo-Don Max, is the successor to the three-hold series of RSD49 vessels.

Advantages of the RSD59 project compared to the best of the previously built bulk carriers "Volgo-Don Max" of the RSD49 class:

  • presence of a long hold L= 77.35 m (on a vessel of project RSD49 L= 52 m), allowing the transportation of CTG, which is relevant for the market of the countries of the Caspian region;
  • the hold height is 620 mm (9000 mm) higher than on the RSD49 project vessel, which allows the transportation of containers up to 9.6 feet high - “high cube containers” (3 such containers in height);
  • deadweight at a draft of 3.60 m is 5209 tons (for the RSD49 project - 4507 tons), which is 702 tons more;
  • deadweight at a draft of 4.20 m is 6831 tons (for the RSD49 project - 6021 tons), which is 810 tons more;
  • deadweight at a maximum draft of 4.50 m is 7542 tons (for the RSD49 project at a maximum draft of 4.70 m 7143 tons), which is 399 tons more;
  • removable hatch covers are installed. Opening and closing of each section is carried out using a special gantry crane, which is stowed in the area of ​​the bow bulkhead of the residential superstructure;
  • movement and controllability are provided by two propellers (better maneuverability in narrow spaces, more cargo space due to the reduction in the size of the vehicle).

The presence of a large hold with a length of 77.35 m, which allows the transportation of oversized project cargo on direct flights from Europe to the Caspian Sea, which should significantly affect the overall financial result of the work.

The project was developed for class KM (*) Ice2 R2 AUT1-ICS of the Russian Maritime Register of Shipping and meets all the requirements of international conventions in force at the time of laying down the vessel.

At the same time, in terms of displacement, the RSD59 project vessels are currently the largest dry cargo vessels that meet the dimensions of the Volga-Don Shipping Canal.

With a draft of 3.60 m characteristic of the VDSK, the deadweight in the river is about 5200 tons, the highest deadweight in the sea with a draft of 4.50 m is about 7500 tons.

The maximum length is 141.0 m, overall width is 16.98 m, side height is 6.00 m.

Cargo hold capacity is 11,400 cubic meters. m.

Both holds are box-shaped, smooth-walled, convenient for carrying out cargo work and stowing cargo without trimming. Dimensions: length x width x height 77.35 x 12.25 x 9.0 m and 27.03 x 12.25 x 9.0 m.

The operating speed is 10.5 knots.

The main engines are two medium-speed diesel engines with a power of 1200 kW each, running on heavy fuel with a viscosity of up to 380 cSt. Heavy fuel reserves are stored in deep tanks in the area of ​​the forward bulkhead of the MoD, separated from seawater by double bottoms and sides.

The autonomy of navigation at sea is 20 days.

Crew - 10 people, seats - 14. There is a sanitary cabin and a cabin for the pilot.

The estimated service life of the ship's hull is 24 years. The second bottom is designed for a distributed load intensity of 12.0 t/sq.m. m, as well as to work with a grab with a lifting capacity of 16 tons.

1939
Order of the Red Banner of Labor

In commemoration of the 90th anniversary of the plant and for outstanding services in shipbuilding and mechanical engineering

First order to the plant

In January 1939, a team of workers at the Krasnoye Sormovo shipyard completed the manufacture of the hulls of two offshore combined dredgers with a capacity of 750 m3 of soil per hour. The production of such ships was mastered in the USSR for the first time.

The labor victory of the Sormovichi people was won on the eve of a significant event: in 1939, it was 90 years since the founding of the plant.

On December 4, 1939, the Decree of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR was issued: “In commemoration of the 90th anniversary of the Gorky plant “Krasnoe Sormovo” and for outstanding services in shipbuilding and mechanical engineering, award the plant “Krasnoe Sormovo” with the Order of the Red Banner of Labor.

1943
The order of Lenin

For the successful completion of the task for the production of tanks and armored hulls

Everything for Victory

1945
Order of the Patriotic War, 1st class

For selfless work in organizing the mass production of tanks and other defense products

Everything for Victory

The Krasnoye Sormovo plant made a significant contribution to the sacred cause of Victory. For a ship-manufacturing plant to switch to tank production is a technically very difficult task. In harsh times, when the front was approaching close to Moscow, the Sormovsky plant was turned into one of the most important material and technical bases for the country's defense and became the largest arsenal of the Soviet Army. The factory workers withstood all the difficulties and trials of the war with dignity, supplying the front with more than 13 thousand T-34 tanks, 23 submarines, as well as 1.5 million shells for Katyushas and thousands of tons of other ammunition.

For services to the Motherland, for the successful completion of government tasks during the Great Patriotic War, the plant staff was awarded the Order of Lenin (1943) and the Order of the Patriotic War, 1st degree (1945).

Another valuable relic reminds of the labor feat of the Sormovichi people - the Red Banner of the State Defense Committee, left to the plant for eternal storage, which during the war years was awarded to the Krasnoye Sormovo plant for 33 months in a row for high labor results.

1949
The order of Lenin

For services to the Motherland and the Soviet people and in connection with the 100th anniversary of the founding of the plant

ON PEACEFUL RAILS

The Great Patriotic War ended, the Soviet people returned to peaceful work.

From the first days of the post-war five-year plan, the production of various parts for steam locomotives and carriages resumed and took on a wide scale. The Sormovo plant becomes the country's only supplier of carriage wheels, and for agriculture - a supplier of gas generating units and spare parts for tractors.

On the eve of the 100th anniversary of Krasny Sormovo, over 2,000 innovators and old production workers were awarded the “Excellence in Socialist Competition” badges, and more than 180 metallurgical shop workers were awarded the title “Best Metallurgist”. For services to the Motherland and the Soviet people and in connection with the 100th anniversary of its founding, the plant was awarded the second Order of Lenin. This was the fourth order on the plant's banner.

1970
Order of the October Revolution

For the successful implementation of the eighth five-year plan and the organization of the production of new equipment.

AT THE TOP OF TECHNICAL PROGRESS

Nuclear missile carrier "Skat"

The largest achievement of the Sormovo school of underwater shipbuilding was the creation and construction of the Project 670 Skat nuclear submarine (NPS), armed with cruise missiles underwater launch, which ensured that the submarine reached its starting positions without loss of secrecy.

In 1967, the Project 670 nuclear submarine was launched. On the eve of the 50th anniversary of the October Revolution, state tests were carried out, and the lead nuclear submarine "Skat" was accepted into the Red Banner Northern Fleet.

In 1970, for the successful implementation of the eighth five-year plan and the organization of production of new equipment, the Krasnoye Sormovo plant was awarded the fifth state award - the Order of the October Revolution.

A series of five dry cargo vessels of the RSD59 project will be built by Nevsky Shipbuilding and Shiprepair Plant LLC on the order of Pola Rise LLC, with which contracts were signed on December 29, 2016.

The RSD59 project vessel is designed for the transportation of general and bulk cargo (including grain), packaged lumber, round timber, scrap metal, metal in bundles and rolls, large, long and heavy cargo, coal, dangerous goods of classes 1.4S, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6.1, 8, 9 in accordance with the IC RID and Appendix B of the Supreme Court Code.

The main advantages of the dry cargo vessel of the RSD59 project are: the presence of a long hold L=77.35 meters, allowing for the transportation of CTG, which is important for the market of the Caspian region countries; hold height is 9000 mm, which allows transporting containers up to 9.6 feet high - “high cube containers” (3 such containers in height); removable hatch covers are installed (opening and closing of each section is carried out using a special gantry crane, which is stowed in the area of ​​the bow bulkhead of the residential superstructure); movement and controllability are provided by two propellers (better maneuverability in narrow spaces, more cargo space due to the reduction in the size of the vehicle).

The vessels will be built to the class of the Russian Maritime Register of Shipping: KM Ice1R2 AUT1-ICS.

Main characteristics of the dry cargo vessel of the RSD59 project: Deadweight at sea 7445 tons, deadweight in the river 5112 tons. Maximum length 141.0 meters, overall beam 16.98 meters, side height 6.0 meters, draft at sea 4.5 meters, draft in the river 3.6 meters. Speed ​​at a draft of 4.5 meters is about 10.2 knots. Crew 11 people. There are 14 seats on board. Power is supplied from two main engines with a power of 1200 kW each. Autonomy at sea 20 days, in the river 12 days. Number of holds 2. Volume of cargo holds 11200 m2. Container capacity (hold/deck) – 252 (192/60) TEU.

The lead vessel in a series of five vessels of the RSD59 project “Pola Anatolia” (building number 591): March 27, 2017 metal cutting work. On May 18, 2017 took place

The Krasnoye Sormovo plant (part of the United Shipbuilding Corporation) continues the construction of dry cargo ships of the RSD 59 project. On August 17, the enterprise launched the fourth of five vessels of this project, called Pola Feodosia, for the Russian shipping company Pola Rise.

The descent ceremony was opened by the head of the Nizhny Novgorod region, Gleb Nikitin. He noted the great importance of the plant for the regional industry, spoke about the enterprise’s participation in regional programs to increase labor productivity and introduce new technologies, and emphasized that the plant has a great and good future.

“The government of the Nizhny Novgorod region actively defends the interests of Krasny Sormovo and other Nizhny Novgorod enterprises, seeking to place new orders in our region,” said G. Nikitin. He also added that the possibility of creating a special economic zone in the Nizhny Novgorod region is currently being explored. – For this we have all the necessary sites and an anchor resident – ​​Krasnoe Sormovo.

It is symbolic that the wife of the head of the region, Ekaterina Nikitina, became the godmother of the vessel. She broke a traditional bottle of champagne on the side of the ship to bring good luck to the ship.

First Vice-President of USC Leonid Strugov noted that the plant is one of the leading enterprises of USC, and the merit for this, first of all, is the workers of the shipbuilding enterprise.

Acting General Director of the Krasnoye Sormovo plant Mikhail Pershin expressed gratitude to the workforce of the enterprise, who with their professionalism once again proved their ability to cope with tasks of any complexity, as well as to all those who took part in the construction of the vessel: the designer who created a fundamentally new, relevant and in demand dry cargo ship project; to the customer, who knew the plant’s capabilities well and entrusted the Sormovichi team with building the first dry cargo ships, the likes of which had never before been seen in Russia.

At the end of 2016 The Krasnoye Sormovo plant signed a tripartite contract with the State Transport Leasing Company (STLC) and the shipping company Pola Rise for construction and delivery in 2018. five dry cargo vessels of project RSD 59. Keeling of all five vessels took place in the fall of 2017. Thus, the Krasnoye Sormovo plant was the first in the country to begin the construction of river-sea dry cargo ships, which are significantly superior in their maneuverability and performance characteristics to ships of previous projects.

To date, three vessels of the RSD59 project - Pola Makaria, Pola Sofia and Pola Filofeya - have already been handed over to the customer and are actively operating in accordance with their intended purpose. The transfer of the fourth will take place after passing mooring and sea trials. The construction of the fifth, last, dry cargo ship is at the final stage.

Technical characteristics of the RSD59 project

Self-propelled dry-cargo single-deck vessel with two cargo holds, with two full-rotating propellers, sea and mixed "river/sea" navigation "Volgo-Don max" class. Designed for the transportation of general and bulk cargo, packaged lumber, round timber, scrap metal, metal in bundles and rolls, large, long and heavy cargo, coal, dangerous goods and category “B” cargo. Navigation areas: sea areas corresponding to the limited navigation area R2 with a wave height of 3% probability of 7.0 m, with a distance from the place of refuge of no more than 100 miles and with a permissible distance between places of refuge of no more than 200 miles, inland waterways of Russia, taking into account restrictions , including VBVP and VDSK.

Main characteristics

Length 140.88 m, width – 16.98 m, side height – 6 m, river/sea deadweight – 5128/7535 t, cargo hold volume – 11292 m, number of holds – 2, draft river/sea – 3.6/ 4.53 m, autonomy, 24 hours – 20/12.
Vessel class: KM Ice2 R2 АUT1-ICS CONT (deck, cargo holds Nos.1.2) DG(bulk, pack)
The RSD59 project was developed by the Marine Engineering Bureau - Design St. Petersburg.
The working design documentation of the vessel was completed by the Volga-Caspian Design Bureau.

Reference
PJSC Krasnoye Sormovo Plant is one of the oldest Russian shipyards, founded in 1849. The plant wrote a special page in the history of domestic military shipbuilding and commercial shipbuilding. Over the course of 75 years, Krasny Sormovo has built and modernized more than three hundred submarines and rescue vehicles, 25 of them nuclear-powered. Today the plant builds commercial vessels that meet the requirements of international conventions on reliability and safety. The English Royal Society of Naval Engineers (RINA) has repeatedly included Sormovo tankers in the list of “Significant Vessels of the Year”.

JSC United Shipbuilding Corporation is the largest shipbuilding company in the country. Created in accordance with the decree of the President of the Russian Federation in 2007. with 100% shares in federal ownership. The holding includes about 40 enterprises and organizations in the industry (main shipbuilding and ship repair yards, leading design bureaus). Currently, most of the domestic shipbuilding complex is consolidated on the basis of USC. The Russian market is the main one for the state corporation, which also exports its products to 20 countries.

The Marine and Oil and Gas Projects group of companies manages shipbuilding projects. Extensive experience in the civil shipbuilding market allows the MNP Group to effectively respond to market changes, use resources comprehensively and ensure accurate fulfillment of ship construction contract deadlines.

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