Destroyer-class destroyers of the “Tverdy” type are a type of destroyers that were built in 1905-1907 for the Russian Imperial fleet at the shipyard of the “V. Creighton & Co. in St. Petersburg . All the destroyers of this type subsequently became part of the Siberian Flotilla .
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| Displacement | 296-311 tons |
| Length | 58.4-58.6 m |
| Width | 5.6 m |
| Draft | 2.3 m |
| Engines | 2 vertical triple-expansion steam engines , 4 Yarrow steam boilers |
| Power | 3880 l. with. |
| Mover | 2 screws |
| Travel speed | 23–25 knots |
| Navigation range | 600 / 950-1100 nautical miles (23/12 knots) |
| Crew | 4/60 people |
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| Artillery | 1 × 75/50, 3 × 47/35 Hotchkiss C 1912: 2 × 75/50, 2 × 7.62 |
| Mine-torpedo armament | 2 x 457 mm TA |
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Construction History
Ordered under the 1898 program "for the needs of the Far East." They were one of the modifications of the destroyers of the Sokol type and were built taking into account their shortcomings. Destroyers were built collapsible as they were originally supposed to send to Port Arthur by rail. Because of the blockade of the fortress had to build workshops near Vladivostok , where the ships arrived after the end of the Russian-Japanese war .
Due to the low freeboard and lack of lateral carinae, they were distinguished by poor seaworthiness and were of little use for combat use in the Far East .
Representatives
| Title | Pledged | Descent | In the ranks | Fleet | Status |
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| "Solid" | 1904 | July 4, 1907 | October 2, 1906 | Siberian military flotilla | Excluded from the lists in 1927 |
| " Anxious " | 1904 | May 1906 | July 4, 1907 | Siberian military flotilla | Excluded from the lists in 1925 |
| " Exact " | 1904 | December 10, 1906 | October 15, 1907 | Siberian military flotilla | Excluded from the lists in 1927 . |
| " Mechanical engineer Anastasov " | 1905 | August 19, 1907 | September 12, 1908 | Siberian military flotilla | Excluded from the lists in 1925 |
| " Lieutenant Maleev " | 1905 | August 19, 1907 | September 12, 1908 | Siberian military flotilla | Excluded from the lists in 1925 |
Literature
- N. N. Afonin, S. A. Balakin. Sokol-class destroyers
- Taras A. Ships of the Russian Imperial Navy 1892-1917 - Harvest, 2000. - ISBN 9854338886 .