Sporistics
Proyekt 914, Kulya
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By Lintuperhonen
11/29/2011 - 19:36:57
Type: Colonial water vehicle
Rating: 5 (Good)
Tags: dh106, foreverpiping, sealandaircontest
Description
The proyekt 914, Kulya (bullet) was designed by USSS in the 1970s. Its requirements called for a cruise speed of 40 ktn, a sprint speed of 60 ktn and an armament of 7 27" TTs carrying hypercavitating 500 ktn nuclear tipped (150 kT) torpedoes. (cont.)...
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By Homer-dude2
Looks very stealthy.I like the design R+!
By _Cepholapoid_
Soory, not a mini sub, It looked like one from spore.com, anyway, great detail.
By _Cepholapoid_
Very cool mini-sub. Like the hydro-dynamic design, R+
By foreverpiping
Very detailed description in notes! sleek design..r+
By DH106
The conformity with the rules has been verified - added to the Contest. R+.
By DH106
Ah, a submarine... Added to the Contest and R+.
By Lintuperhonen
Length: 110 m, width: 20m at fintips, displacement: 8000 t empty, 10 000 tons dived, crew: 40 (thanks to comprehensive automation), powerplant: 2 20 MW RPLPB liquid-lead reactors, speed: 60 ktn max.
By Lintuperhonen
These subs also posses a titanium alloy hull (with a little bit rhodium) which allow them to operationally dive to 800m depths. They're also very agile, allowing for loops at full speeds.
By Lintuperhonen
While the submarines are relatively noicy, very dangerous for their crews, unflexible and temperamentic, they pack a massive punch and allow for quick interception of enemy naval groups at safe ranges from friendly coast.
By Lintuperhonen
The torpedoes light up their motors in the tubes. That's why they have complex ducting from the torpedo tubes, which lead the flames to the sea.
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