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И Ю Н Ь 2 0 1 9 ISSN 1812-3694 №2(70) J U N E 2 0 1 9 SCIENTIFIC, ENGINEERING, INFORMATION and ANALYTIC MAGAZINE №2(70) и ю н ь 2 0 1 9 ISSN 1812-3694 №2(70) J u n e 2 0 1 9 SCIENTIFIC, ENGINEERING, INFORMATION AND ANALYTIC MAGAZINE Editorial Council Chairman А.L. Rakhmanov, President CONTENTS of JSC United Shipbuilding Corporation Co-chairman: SHIP DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION M.V. Alexandrov, General Director JSC SSTC, President of the Association of Shipbuilders of St. Petersburg and Leningrad Region The nuclear-powered icebreaker «Ural» was launched at the Baltic Shipyard ..................1 V.S. Nikitin, Laid down of the innovative research vessel «Pioner-M» .......................................................6 President of the International A. G. Yegorov. Analysis of domestic experience in re-equipment and Russian Scientifi c and Technical Association of cruise passenger ships ................................................................................................................9 of Shipbuilders named after Acad. A.N. Krylov G.A. Turichin, Rector SPbSMTU R. R. Rakhmatullin, A. V. Mesropyan. From monocorpus to trimaran .......................... 16 Council Members: M. A. Aleksandrov, A. G. Bogdanov, D. A. Skorokhodov. Assessment M.A. Alexandrov, Director JSC CRIME of parameters of aerial rudder movement on the air cushion .............................................. 19 A.S. Buzakov, General Director JSC Admiralty Shipyards L. V. Ivanov, A. V. Anokhin, A. V. Zaytsev. Analysis of membrane А.А. Diachkov, General Director storage systems of cargo for gas tankers.................................................................................. 21 JSC Severnoye Design Bureau Yu. I. Stekol’nikov. Ways to ensure the survivability of ship systems .............................. 25 V.Yu. Dorofeev, General Director V. T. Tomashevsky – 90 years ..................................................................................................... 27 JSC SPMDB Malachitе V.V. Dudarenko, Chairman of the Board of Director D. V. Kurochkin. Project 22160 patrol ship – a new class of corvettes JSC Sudpromkomplekt for the domestic fleet and for export ........................................................................................ 29 G.V. Egorov, General Director V. V. Zamukov, M. I. Govorovskaya, D. V. Sidorenkov, I. I. Kurdyukov. JSC Marine Engineering Bureau SPb Objects of SPMDB Malachite JSC with nuclear power plants S.G. Filimonov, General Director with liquid metal coolant ............................................................................................................. 33 JSC Concern Morfl ot E.T. Gambashidze, General Director JSC Control Systems and Instruments V.N. Ilukhin, Chairman NO ASRTD TECHNOLOGY OF SHIPBUILDING, SHIP REPAIR E.A. Konov, Director AND ORGANISATION OF SHIPBUILDING JSC Publishing House Mor Vest A.A. Kopanev, General Director N. M. Vikhrov – 70 years ............................................................................................................ 37 JSC SPF Meridian G.A. Korzhavin, General Director A. V. Ivankovich. Mathematical modeling in the field of budgeting JSC Concern Granit-Elektron as a way to improve the efficiency of the enterprise ............................................................. 39 A.V. Kuznetsov, General Director JSC Armalit A. E. Ermakov. Some issues of CAD in domestic shipbuilding ........................................... 40 L.G. Kuznetsov, General Designer JSC Compressor P. A. Koprov. Features of the replacement of imported non-repairable equipment G.N. Muru, Executive Director JSC 51 CDTISR for domestic counterparts ........................................................................................................... 44 I.M. Mukhutdinov, General Director JSC SF Almaz N.V. Orlov, Chairman SHIP POWER PLANTS AND THEIR ELEMENTS St. Petersburg Marine Assembly А.G. Rodionov, General Director V. V. Baranovsky, K. A. Yefremov. Assessment of the feasibility JSC Kronstadt Technologies of developing promising ship gas turbine engines in ensuring the reduction S.V. Savkov, General Director of operating costs of promising multipurpose naval ships .................................................... 46 JSC NE I.V. Scherbakov, General Director JSC PDB Petrobalt M. I. Ollie, D. G. Baskakov. The use of hydrogen technologies V.V. Shatalov, General Director for energy development ............................................................................................................... 50 JSC DB Vympel A. M. Agafonov, A. A. Vorshevsky, P. A. Vorshevsky, E. S. Grishakov. K. Yu. Shilov, General Director Ensuring electromagnetic сompatibility of ship electrical equipment ............................... 55 JSC Concern SPA Avrora A.V. Shlyakhtenko, General Director JSC CMDB Almaz I. S. Antanenkova, A. A. Vetrenko. Thermodynamic analysis of the efficiency K.A. Smirnov, General Directors JSC MNS of the cycle of the ship utilization power plant at a low-boiling working substance. ...... 58 A.S. Solov’yev, General Director S. V. Vinogradov, T. H. Hoang, C. D. Nguyen. Program for automatic PJSC Vyborg Shipyard calculation of thermoelectric generator parameters for installation on the S.B. Sukhov, General Director «NSU Keystone» tanker .............................................................................................................. 64 JSC Pumori-north-west I.S. Sukhovinsky, Director JSC VINETA V.S. Tatarsky, General Director JSC ERA V.A. Titlyanov, General Director JSC SRNHI G.R. Tsaturov, General Director OJSC Pella A.L. Ulyanov, General Director LLC Neva International N.M. Vikhrov, General Director JSC Kanonersky Shiprepairing Yard 4 Морской вестник № 2(70), 2019 Editor-in-Chief E.A. Konov, Ph. D. L. G. Kuznetsov, Yu. L. Kuznetsov, A. V. Burakov, A. S. Perminov, A. V. Tikalov. Deputy Editor-in-Chief Efficient booster compressor units for process gases at facilities of the Navy, D.S. Glukhov the oil and gas sector and energy .............................................................................................. 69 Phone/Fax: +7 (812) 6004586 V. S. Zemko, G. A. Trach, R. R. Musakulov. Promising ways to improve Fax: +7 (812) 5711545 the sealing surface of a three-eccentric butterfly valve using the detonation E-mail: morvest@gmail. com method of deposition ................................................................................................................... 71 www. morvest. ru Editorial Collegium G.N. Antonov, D. Sc. V.I. Chernenko, D. Sc., Prof. INFORMATION-MEASURING AND MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS A.I. Gaikovich, D. Sc., Prof. E.A. Gorin, D. Sc. D. A. Kondratiev, Yu. V. Romanova. The system of monitoring B.P. Ionov, D. Sc., Prof. and diagnosing on-board equipment of an autonomous moving object ............................ 77 D.V. Kazunin, D. Sc. M. I. Ismagilov, A. N. Popov. E-Navigation user interface R.N. Karaev, Ph. D. in hybrid reality environment ..................................................................................................... 81 Yu.N. Kormilitsin, D. Sc., Prof. S. K. Volovodov, A. V. Smol’nikov. Stabilization of the depth of immersion A.I. Korotkin, D. Sc., Prof. MPO when moving near a disturbed surface .......................................................................... 85 P.A. Krotov, D. Sc., Prof. P.I. Maleev, D. Sc. S. V. Fedorov, K. O. Strokin. The use of computer models in the design Yu.I. Nechaev, D. Sc., Prof. of systems and control objects .................................................................................................... 88 Yu.F. Podoplyokin, D. Sc., Prof., member of the Academy E. V. Pimenov. Overview of interfaces and protocols used in marine engineering ........ 91 of Rocket and Artillery of Sciences of Russia S. K. Danilova, A. M. Kuskov, I. M. Kuskov, N. N. Tarasov. Model V.N. Polovinkin, D. Sc., Prof. of movement and adaptive control of a remote-controlled uninhabited L.A. Promyslov, Ph. D. underwater vehicle in a complex dynamic system.................................................................. 93 A.V. Pustoshny, corresponding member of the Academy of Sciences of Russia A. P. Los, A. K. Rozov. Building information and control systems that reduce A.A. Rodionov, D. Sc., Prof. the ship’s rolling motion ............................................................................................................... 98 K.V. Rozhdestvensky, D. Sc., Prof. V. V. Grigor’ev-Golubev, Yu. I. Nechaev, K. V. Rozhdestvensky. Problems N.P. Shamanov, D. Sc., Prof. of training foreign specialists based on the achievements of modern computer Editorial staff mathematics and the theory of catastrophes ........................................................................100 Phone/Fax +7 (812) 6004586 E-mail: morvest@gmail. com Editor OPERATION OF WATER TRANSPORT, SHIP NAVIGATION T.I. Ilyichiova Design, imposition O. M. Rogov. Trends in the development of systems for the joint use S.A. Kirillov, V.L. Kolpakova of safe weapons ..........................................................................................................................105 Editorial offi ce th offi ce 13H, 84, Nab. r. Moyki, To the 90 anniversary of P. I. Maleev ...................................................................................107 190000, St. Petersburg V. M. Borisov, V. A. Ul’chenko, A. K. Chumakov. Rational use of cod stocks The magazine is registered by RF Ministry of Press, of the Barents Sea and the possibility of longline fishing in the containment TV and Radio Broadcasting and Means of Mass of its cannibalism .......................................................................................................................109
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