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Project V92Seagoing tugs
Project
V92/IINATO:
Neftegaz Class
Completed 2
units
Ships Project V92 – Szczecin,
Poland – 1 unit
| Name |
Yard ¹ |
Laid Down |
Launched |
Commissioned |
Note |
| Ilga |
¹V92/4 | 10.12.1982 |
9.04.1983 | 3.11.1983 | then
- MB-305, since 2016? - Evgenij Gorigledzhan | Project V92/II
– Szczecin, Poland – 1 unit
| Name |
Yard ¹ |
Laid Down |
Launched |
Commissioned |
Note |
| Kalar |
¹V92/215 | 5.01.1989 |
31.03.1989 | 5.02.1990 |
|
Former civil: Ilga (till 1983 Neftegaz-4 Mingazprom),
Kalar (till 1990 Neftegaz-65 DVMP)
General
characteristics - Project V92
| Displacement (tons): | | Standard: | 2608
(Project V92/II – 2678) | | Full load: | 4004
(Project V92/II – 4028) | | Dimensions
(m): | | Length: | 81,16
(Project V92/II – 81,37) | | Beam: | 16,3 |
| Draft: | 4,9 |
| Speed (knots): | 15,3 |
| Range: | 5000 nmi (12 knots) |
| Autonomy (days): | 30 |
| Propulsion: | 2x3600 hp Zgoda-Sulzer
6ZL40/48 diesels, 2 fixed pitch propellers, 1 bow thruster, 3x380 kW diesel-generators
(Project V92/II – 3x400 kW diesel-generators) | | Electronics: | 2
Don navigation radars | | Passengers: | 12
| | Complement: | 33 |
Schematics ---
Modernizations
Project 02670 - Oceanographic research vessel
- 1 unit: Evgenij Gorigledzhan (Ilga) in Kaliningrad,
Yantar Shipyard. 2014?-28.07.2023. 2 bow thrusters,
1 stern thruster, crew - 32+25, Project 16810,
16811, 18270, 18271 on board
Fleets Northern
Fleet: Ilga (then Baltic Fleet)
Pacific Fleet: Kalar
Hull Numbers ---
Decommissioned ---
Export Azerbaijan: 5 units
Project V92: Border Guard
ships S-002 (former Neftegaz-8 Caspmornefteflot) (¹V92/8) 20.09.1983/23.12.1983/20.04.1984
Szczecin, Poland, S-003, S-007, S-009, S-010 (former Ilgar Poluev, till 2000 Neftegaz-3
Caspmornefteflot) (¹Â92/3) 21.07.1982/4.02.1983/17.08.1983 Szczecin, Poland, S-701
(former Neftegaz-30 Caspmornefteflot) (¹Â92/56) ?/28.01.1984/08.1984 Szczecin,
Poland. On S-002 2x1 37 mm 70K, 2x2 23 mm ZU-23-2?. On S-003, 010 1x6 30 mm AK-630.
Reclassified to the guard ship: G129 (former PSKR-705), G130 (former S-002?) | |
