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Nuclear Technology Vessels

Atomic technological maintenance vessels ( ATOs ) are a class of specialized ships and watercraft for ensuring radiation and nuclear safety during the operation and disposal of surface and submarine ships with nuclear power plants ( NPPs ).

The operation of ships with nuclear power plants includes the need for a sufficient measure of safe removal, transportation and further disposal of various radiation materials: spent nuclear fuel ( SNF ), solid (SRW) and liquid ( LRW ) radiation waste .

To solve various problems associated with ensuring the operation of ships with nuclear power plants, in addition to ground (coastal) complexes, ATO vessels are also used, which are divided into the following subclasses:

  • Floating technical bases (PTB) - designed to perform the unloading, storage and transfer of spent and fresh nuclear fuel, as well as all types of radioactive waste (SNF, SRW, LRW).
  • Technical tankers, sea ​​and (or) river cargo ship , are designed for the reception, storage, transportation of bulk cargoes , their processing by temporary installations placed on deck, the issue or disposal of liquid radioactive waste at sea.
  • Technical transports - are intended for reception, storage, processing and delivery of liquid and solid radioactive waste.
  • Floating tanks (ПУ) - are intended for transportation of small volumes of LRW.
  • Floating control and dosimetric stations - designed to monitor and control the radiation situation, as well as the transport of solid and liquid radioactive waste.

Since most ships with nuclear power plants are military, ATO ships are usually part of the Navy .

Naval ATO ships

TitleProjectShip designationTotal displacement (in tons)Length (meters)Fleet
PM-74pr 2020Floating technical base13100138.5Pacific
PM-63pr 2020Floating technical base13100138.5Northern
PM-12pr 2020Floating technical base13100138.5Northern
PineegaProject 11510Technical transport8400123.3Pacific
AmurProject 11510Technical transport8400123.3Northern
PKDS-14Project 1797CFloating monitoring and dosimetry station260096Northern
PKDS-60Project 1797CFloating monitoring and dosimetry station260096Pacific
TNT-12Project 1783ATechnical tanker230074Northern
PE-171Floating vessel for liquid radiation waste13325,4Pacific

Literature

  • V. A. Anitropov, N. I. Alexandrov and others. In the shadow of a nuclear fleet. Problems of the disposal of nuclear-powered service vessels. “Life and Security”, 2001, No. 1-2, p. 491.
  • V. A. Anitropov, N. I. Alexandrov, A. Ya. Rozinov. Design differences of ATO vessels and organizational and technological schemes for their disposal. “Issues of dismantlement of nuclear submarines” Bulletin, 2005, No. 2 (6), p. 32.

See also

  • " Lepse "
  • Ships and supply vessels of the Navy of Russia and the USSR
Source - https://ru.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title= Atomic_technological_service vessels&oldid = 96512820


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