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Designing Ships and Marine Equipment Страны»,– Подчеркнул Сергей Шойгу № 3 (15) 2011 содержание НАУЧНО-ПРОИЗВОДСТВЕННОЕ ОБЪЕДИНЕНИЕ «АВТОМАТИЗАЦИЯ МАШИН 4 Перспективы развития Авиационно–КосМичесКая 89 Nanostructured microwires международной кооперации ПроМышЛенность/Aerospace in navigation systems при создании надводных Industry И ТЕХНОЛОГИЙ» 92 Проблемы измерения 196128, Санкт-Петербург, кораблей и подводных РАЗРАБОТКА И ИЗГОТОВЛЕНИЕ 38 HeliRussia 2011: перевыполненные гидроакустических характеристик ул. Благодатная, д. 6, лит. Б лодок российских проектов, КОМПЛЕКСНЫЕ ПОСТАВКИ морских объектов Тел./факс: +7 (812) 369-88-05, поставляемых планы менеджеров и отсутствие ГАРАНТИЙНОЕ И ПОСТГАРАНТИЙНОЕ ОБСЛУЖИВАНИЕ 369-01-79 дееспособного парка (в течение срока службы корабля) на экспорт 93 Issues of Hydroacoustic E-mail: [email protected] отечественных вертолётов Measurement of naval Platforms ОБУЧЕНИЕ http://www.amtnpo.ru 13 Prospects for International 40 HeliRussia-2011: Managers bit Cooperation in Development 95 ИТ-решение для авиационной Targets While Russian Aircraft of Russian Surface Ships промышленности and Submarines Offered Fleet Is lacking 95 IT-Solution for Aviation Industry for Export 42 Оборудование авиационного 26 Мистраль надежды нашей поиска и спасания 97 Уникальные технологии производства манометров 43 Aeronautical search 34 Mistral of Our Hope военного назначения and rescue equipment 57 Какой быть морской 97 Unique Technologies мощи россии в XXI веке? Вооружение/Arms for Manufacturing Military Pressure Gauges 61 Russian Marine Power 55 ОАО «Завод Магнетон»: of the Twenty-First Century 110 лет успешного развития 98 Как правильно построить и внедрить политику безопасности ПРОДУКЦИЯ ПРЕДПРИЯТИЯ 20 лет 79 Обреченный гигант 55 Zavod Magneton: 110 Years в государственном учреждении Or Successful Development • СИСТЕМЫ УПРАВЛЕНИЯ ТЕХНИЧЕСКИМИ СРЕДСТВАМИ: 84 The Doomed Giant 99 How to Develop and Integrate локальные и интегрированные асу тс, реализующие функции централизованного контроля 108 Морская эпопея 64 Современная волоконно- и управления главными двигателями, пропульсивными комплексами на базе дра и дрра, Security Policy in Public Enterprises беспилотных орбитальных оптическая связь дизель-генераторами, многоагрегатной электростанцией и многостанционной электроэ- 100 Фундаментальные и прикладные нергетической системой (с обеспечением живучести и бесперебойного электроснабжения), ракетопланов 64 Modern fibre-optic communications исследования и разработки общекорабельными системами и др. вспомогательными механизмами 111 Epic Voyage of Unpiloted 66 65 лет на службе флота в интересах повышения Orbital Rocket Glider • ПУЛЬТЫ УПРАВЛЕНИЯ • МАГНИТНЫЕ ПУСКАТЕЛИ 67 Sixty Five Years Afloat обороноспособности и • РАСПРЕДУСТРОЙСТВА • АВТОМАТИЧЕСКИЕ ПЕРЕКЛЮЧАТЕЛИ Личность/Person безопасности рФ чрезвычайные ситуации/ (ГРЩ, АРЩ, ВРЩ. ЗРЩ и др.) СЕТЕЙ И ПУСКАТЕЛЕЙ 100 Fundamental and Applied Research 45 Георгий Гречко: «не быть первым, Emergency Situation • УСТРОЙСТВА ПЛАВНОГО ПУСКА И РЕ- • БЛОКИ БЕСПЕРЕБОЙНОГО ПИТАНИЯ and Development to Enhance а достойно участвовать ГУЛИРОВАНИЯ ЧАСТОТЫ ВРАЩЕНИЯ • ДРУГИЕ ВИДЫ Defence Capability and Security в достойном деле» 68 Развитие судового состава ЭЛЕКТРОПРИВОДОВ ПОСТОЯННОГО ЭЛЕКТРООБОРУДОВАНИЯ аварийно-спасательных служб of the Russian Federation 50 Georgy Grechko: “You do not need И ПЕРЕМЕННОГО ТОКА ПО ТРЕБОВАНИЮ ЗАКАЗЧИКА российской Федерации 101 Специальное лектрооборудование to be the first. What is most При разработке и изготовлении продукции обеспечиваются: в морском исполнении important is to do your best for 70 Fleet Development for Russian – аппаратурная унификация; Rescue Services – высокие технический уровень и качество; a good cause” 101 Special Electric Equipment 72 Госакваспас: курс на спасение for Marine Use – высокая надёжность, в т. ч. ремонтопригодность. Военное судостроение/Defence ShipbuildinG 73 Gosakvaspas: Sailing to Rescue 103 Повышение надёжности Packaged supply of control systems профессиональной деятельности and electric equiPment 18 Стали для корпусов реакторов 74 Учебно-тренировочный комплекс военных операторов морского базирования по борьбе за живучесть на судах 103 Improving Reliability of Military 20 Steel for Marine Reactor Vessels 75 Damage control training system Operator’s Activity 22 Системы управления 76 Установки и носимые фильтры 104 Малошумное лектрооборудование техническими средствами и для очистки воды в любых корабельных систем и электрооборудование условиях механизмов для строящихся 77 Water Treatment Installations и модернизируемых 105 Low-noise Electric Equipment and Portable Filters кораблей и судов of Ship's Systems and Machinery for Any Conditions 25 Проектирование судов 107 Наши ткани во Франкфурте- и морской техники ПредПриятия/Enterprises на-Майне 25 Designing ships and marine 88 Наноструктурный микропровод 107 Peredovaya Tekstilshchitsa Textiles equipment в системах навигации in Frankfort on the Main Деятельность лицензирована от редакцИИ Система • в правительстве Санкт- жУРНАЛ можно купить: распространения Петербурга и Ленобласти; Магазин «Военная книга» журнала: • в ГУ МЧС по Санкт- Москва, ул. Зорге, д. 1 • в Минобороны РФ; Петербургу; ООО «Дифанс МеДиа» • в Департаменте авиацион- • в МЧС РФ; Магазин-выставка ной промышленности; • в Институте «Военный коллекционер» Генеральный директор • в Департаменте внешнеэко- политического Санкт-Петербург, Александра Григоренко номических отношений; и военного анализа; Загородный пр., д. 42 [email protected] • в Федеральной службе по • в Департаменте мобилиза- Магазин «Старая исполнительный директор ционной подготовки, граж- оборонному заказу; Техническая Книга» Инна Петрова данской обороны, пред- • в Федеральной службе по Санкт-Петербург, упреждения и ликвидации военно-техническому [email protected] 7-я линия, В. О., д. 10 чрезвычайных ситуаций; сотрудничеству; Директор проекта • в Департаменте промыш- • в ФГУП «Рособоронэкспорт»; Татьяна Виноградова ленности обычных во- • в Федеральной службе [email protected] оружений, боеприпасов и по техническому и ВЫСТАВКИ спецхимии; экспортному контролю; МВМс-2011 Главный редактор • в Департаменте развития • в Центре анализа стратегий 29 июня–03 июля Мирослав Гаценко оборонно-промышленного и технологий; Санкт-Петербург, [email protected] комплекса; • в Академии геополитиче- Ленэкспо арт-директор • в Департаменте системного ских проблем; 5-й Международный анализа стратегического • в Институте политического военно–морской салон Николай Федотов планирования; и военного анализа; Дизайнер • в Департаменте судострои- • руководителям предприятий ВТТВ-ОМсК-2011 Наталья Погудина тельной промышленности и российского ОПК; 06-09 июля Менеджеры морской техники; • по крупным отраслевым Омск, Раиса Асанова • в Государственной корпора- компаниям; 9-ая Международная ции «Ростехнологии»; • на запланированных выставка [email protected] • В ФГУП «Рособорон- выставках; высокотехнологичной Людмила Воронкова поставка»; • по подписке. техники и вооружения [email protected] Ирина Ульяшина [email protected] лицА И компании, Муру Г. 22 Firsenkov A. 55 Нави-Далс, НТП, ООО 65 Getz A. 97 Галина Шедакова упомянутые В номере Нейроком, ЗАО 103 Gladuschenko V. 104 [email protected] 51 ЦКТИС, ОАО IV Орыщенко A. 18 Gorkov V. 75 Автоматизация машин Передовая текстильщица, Gosakvaspas Rescue ООО «Дифанс Медиа» и технологий, НПО II, 22 Королёвская Service 73 Санкт-Петербург, АКВА-СЕРВИС, МИК, ЗАО 74 шёлковая фабрика, ЗАО 107 Grechko G. 50 АРПСТТ, НО 68 Петробалт, ПКБ, ООО 25 Ilyukhin V. 69 Средний пр., В. О., д. 76/18 Артамонов А. 38 Полимерфильтр, ЗАО 76 INFOSOFT, JSC 95 Тел. +7 (812) 309-27-24 Архипов А. 4 Полюс, НПЦ, ОАО 104 Karzov G. 20 Архипова О. 45 Прометей, ЦНИИ КМ, ФГУП 17, 18 Kefeli I. 61 E-mail: [email protected] Богуслаев В. 38 Русов Б. 76 Kezling G. 61 http://www.dfnc.ru Буравлев И. 26 Семичастнов М. 95 Khandogina Y. 89 Быков Э. 22 Ситнов А. 38 Krupchik A. 99 Регистрационное свидетельство Владимиров Д. 88 Слюсарь Б. 38 Kuroptev V. 72 ПИ ТУ 78-00141 от 01 ноября ВНИИФТРИ, ФГУП 92 Спецавтоматика, МГП 78 Kybalny M. 61 2008 года. Выдано Управлением Гетц А. 97 СПИИРАН 100 Lebedev V. 108 Гладущенко В. 104 Стрелин А. 78 LENINETZ PLANT Inc., SRC 43 Федеральной службы по надзору Глухих В. 38 Теверовский Г. 92 Manotom, JSC 96 в сфере связи и массовых Горьков В. 74 Тетис-Про, ОАО I Marines, TPP III коммуникаций ГОСАКВАСПАС, ФГУ 72 Ткачук C. 38 Markov V. 77 Гречко Г. 45 Устименко Л. 88 Motor Sich, JSC 38 по Санкт-Петербургу Гриценко Е. 38 Устименко Н. 38 Motsak M. 61 и Ленинградской области Дудкин Ю. 38 ФАСО, НИИЛ НП 91 Murom Radio Plant, JSC 67 ЕВРААС.ИТ, ЗАО 98 Фирсенков А. 55 Neurocom, JSC 103 Отпечатано в типографии Ерощев C. 76 Хандогина Е. 88 Oryshchenko A. 20 «Любавич» Завод Ленинец, НТЦ, ОАО 42 Центр ВОСПИ, ЗАО 64 Peredovaya Tekstilshitsa, Завод Магнетон, ОАО 55 ЦКБ РМ, ОАО 88 Korolev Silk Factory, JSC 107 194044, Санкт-Петербург, Илюхин В. 69 Цыганков С. 92 Petrobalt Design Bureau 25 Большой Сампсониевский пр., ИНФОСОФТ, ЗАО 95 Ширков В. 38 Polymerfilter, JSC 77 д. 60, лит. У Карзов Г. 18 Электровыпрямитель–ЗСП, ЗАО 101 Polyus, JSC 104 Кезлинг Г. 57 Элпроком, ООО 94 Prometey Central Research Зак. № 1979 Кефели И. 57 Юсупов Р. 100 Institute of Structural Materials 20 Номер подписан в печать Константа-Дизайн, ООО 53 Aqua-Service, Marine Prosoft, company 106 Крупчик А. 98 Engineering Company 75 Rusov B. 77 21 июня 2011 года Куроптев В. 72 Arkhipov A. 13 Semichastnov M. 95 Тираж 8 000 экз. Кыбальный М. 57 Artamonov A. 40 SPIIRAS 100 Редакция не несет ответственности за Лебедев В. 108 AVD Systems, ltd 81 Strelin A. 84 содержание рекламных материалов. Манотомь, ОАО 96 Buravlev
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