Manned submersible "OSA-3-600"
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"OSA-3-600" -
the Manned dynamically stabilized submersible. It was
created in 1975 by the Moscow office of the Leningrad
institute "Giprorybflot" by request of Ministry of
Fisheries of the USSR. In 1976 after tests on the Baltic
Sea, the submersible was transferred to the Sevastopol
experimental design office on underwater researches. The
device was equipped with four vane and steering propellers
which allowed to carry out movement in the water
environment in all planes, and also to hang over a point.
She was decommissioned in 1979.
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| Purpose of the vessel: |
- biological, ichthyological,
hydrological, hydrophysical researches
- stading of fishery objects
- underwater teleshooting,
filming and photography
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| Length (m) |
4.50 |
| Breadth (m) |
4.50
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| Height (m) |
5.80 |
| Displacement (tonnes) |
13 |
| Weight (tonnes) |
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| Speed under water (kn) |
3.0
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| Crew |
3
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| Operating depth (m) |
600 |
Active submerged work time (hr)
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8
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| Passive submerged period (hr) |
48
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Power supply
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| Number of units |
1
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| Years of building |
1976 |
| Built by |
Mosсow, USSR |
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- The above-stated characteristics are taken
from the website www.deepstorm.ru.
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