Aculah: The world's largest submarine

What could be a serious role in submarine warfare is unknown to modern naval marines. During the First and Second World War, many remember the German submarine battles with British and US warships throughout the Atlantic. Therefore, during the Cold War, the two super powers, the United States and the Soviet Union, that would be desperate behind submarines, it is normal.

In this background, a submarine named Acula is named after the sea. The best sign of Soviet navy has been the sea rule in the 80's and 90's. It is good to say that the name of the submarine that is being called here in the Acula class is its garment name, Project 941. Americans call these submarines as 'typhoon classes'. Due to the variation in the nature of the type of vessel in different countries, this type of complexity arises in the name.

Background

In the entire sixties and sixties, the Soviet Union and the United States began to build submarines capable of carrying ballistic missiles. The main reason behind this was the atom bomb. The Soviet and US officials thought that the opponent is always trying to wipe them out of a knife, so there is enough arms in the hand. If there is a sudden attack of a nuclear weapon such as a nuclear bomb, it is necessary to keep the arms stored in order to counter the attack. Submarine was very suitable for this work. In particular, the two groups knew the name of the deadly bombardment of ballistic missile submarine that was buried under the ice of the North Pole.

Since these submarines are under water for a long time, they also have plenty of fuel. So the nuclear reactor was started in submarines. The United States is first successful in Kazata. Their nautilus submarines could stay in the ground floor for two weeks. The nuclear reactor takes very little. Fuel rods are hot due to radioactivity. A large amount of vapor is produced when the hot water pours out. This steam was specially used to run the submarine.

The class Soviets of Soviet K-19 or November were quite poor. Moreover, the biggest problem of these submarines was that they used to shout while going down the ocean, so the USSR could easily understand their position.

Decade of seventy The United States oh awo class submarine is going down. The five-hundred-foot-long submarines were the largest submarines in the day. These submarines, silently traveling around 24 underwater atomic tractors missiles (about 4,600 miles) in the ground floor. As a counterpoint, in a speech in the seventies, Soviet leader Leonid Brejnov announced that soon his country would create a nuclear submarine with a large nuclear bombman.

Consequently, in 1981 Aquila was named in the water. In Russian language it means shark. The Americans and Europeans were shocked, because they thought that the Soviet Union would take at least ten years to gain the capability to make such a modern submarine.

Intricate cushion

The Soviet navy was huge. So they needed a large sized submarine. Moreover, the Soviets' nuclear bombing ballistic missiles R-39 had a lot of mass. The 574-foot-long submarine mass is 48 thousand tons. The speed of 22 knots was one of the fastest submarines of the time. They could move at a speed of 27 knots under the water level.

Japanese submarine-shaped body is made up of several widths on one side. The advantage is that if the outer layer is damaged, the whole submarine does not collapse. That is why the Soviet submarines were relatively broad. The strong front part of the eccentric was made to move the cold ice of the North Pole to move forward.

Each of the two atomic reactors installed in the aculate produced power of 2, 55 thousand horse power. With the strength of this quantity, the electricity requirement of a small city can be met. For four months (120 days) around half a century people could have stayed comfortable. Here, There was a special swimming pool, gymnasium, indoor playground. As a moving military base under the sea. The 10-km 100 kiloton atom bomb (each six times stronger than the Little Boy cast in Hiroshima) could have read the submarine's R-39 missiles.

Each R-39 missiles could reach 53 feet in length, 84 tons in weight, and could scarcity 8,300 kilometers distance. This means that the A-39 missile can hit the main American terrain from any region of the North Pole. There were 20 missiles stored in each of them. There were also several torpedo missiles outside. It was necessary to provide air-destructive missiles. The most promising feature is that they can move almost silently compared to other Soviet submarines. All in all, the great submarine in the decade of the decade has been the great gamers of this class.

Politics, Literature and Film

A total of six acne was made in the eighteenth and nineties. The cost to make one is about 1.5 billion US dollars However, this barbie has been a white elephant to the subsequent Russian government in the aftermath of the Great Submarine Cold War. One of the most difficult submarines was sent retirement. Only Dmitry Donskoyi is still roaming the sea. Russia has already become the world's most advanced submarine, and the military life of the Akula class submarine is being ended. In 2012, the proposal for modernization of submarines was canceled.

Russia can not understand what these big submarines will do with the authorities. Sometimes the proposal was made by sending them to the cities of the northern ice state by the bottom of the sea, or once again the proposal was again joining the military. However, it does not seem to have any future for this submarine. The problem is that the nuclear submarine can not be left in the open space, carefully separated from radioactive. It is also worth noting that the cost to do this job.

Tom Clancy, a US writer named The Hunt for Red October, wrote a novel whose protagonist, Captain of the Red Oak, called the Acula Class submarine, tried to flee to the United States. Films have also been based on this popular book. Documentary by National Geographic Channel Acula Submarine