| | Medium seagoing tankers
Project 577
Project 577ENATO:
Uda Class
Completed 9
units
Ships Project 577 – Shipyard
№870, Vyborg – 6 units
| Наименование |
Заводской |
Заложено |
Спущено на воду |
Вступление в строй |
Примечание |
| Terek |
№751 | 15.05.1959 |
19.12.1961 | 14.07.1962 | |
| Sheksna |
№752 | 28.12.1959 |
16.10.1962 | 31.12.1962 | |
| Dunay |
№756 | 5.05.1964 |
14.10.1965 | 19.12.1965 | |
| Koyda |
№757 | 15.12.1964 |
26.05.1966 | 28.07.1966 | |
| Lena |
№758 | 20.07.1965 |
22.10.1966 | 28.12.1966 | |
| Vishera |
№759 | 21.03.1966 |
24.05.1967 | 30.06.1967 | |
Project 577E – Shipyard №870, Vyborg – 3 units
| Наименование |
Заводской |
Заложено |
Спущено на воду |
Вступление в строй |
Примечание |
| Don |
№753 | 20.03.1962 |
16.08.1963 | 30.09.1963 | |
| Donets |
№754 | 10.12.1962 |
23.05.1964 | 14.08.1964 | |
| Dnepr |
№755 | 2.11.1963 |
18.07.1964 | 30.09.1964 | |
General characteristics - Project
577
| Displacement (tons): | | Standard: | 2910 |
| Full load: | 7240 |
| Dimensions (m): | | Length: | 121,9 |
| Beam: | 16 |
| Draft: | 6,51 | | Speed
(knots): | 17,7 | | Range: | 4000
nmi (15 knots) | | Autonomy (days): | 30 |
| Propulsion: | 2x4500 hp 58D
diesels, 2 fixed pitch propellers, 2x300 kW diesel generators, 3x100 kW diesel
generators, 1x25 kW diesel generator | | Armament: | 2x4
57 mm ZIF-75 – 2 MR-103 Bars Fire control system – then removed (Project 577E
– 3x2 25 mm 2M-3M) | | Electronics: |
MR-302 Rubka air/surface search radar, Neptune navigation radar |
| Capacity (tons): | 3600 |
| Complement: | 75 |
Schematics ---
Modernizations ---
Fleets Baltic
Fleet: Dnepr, Don, Lena, Sheksna
Black Sea Fleet: Koyda
Northern
Fleet: Dunay (since 1966 Pacific Fleet), Terek
Pacific Fleet:
Vishera
Hull Numbers ---
Decommissioned 1996 – Sheksna (mother-ship Fenix OOO EKO Fenix
Holding, then OOO Mortrans)
2011 – Vishera (30.10)
2012 – Terek (sunk as
target-ship 09.2021)
2021 – Dunay
Export Indonesia:
3 units
Balikpapan 951 (till 12.1963 Don), Pangkalan Brandan (till 10.1964
Donets), Vongkromo (till 12.1964 Dnepr). Then civil ship Atmonagoro I | |
