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Atomic-Powered Submarine Design (From Foreign Press Materials).

AD664961

Publication Date	1967
Personal Author	Bukalov, V. M.; Narusbaev, A. A.
Page Count	288
Abstract	The book will acquaint the reader with the technical problems of modern submarine building, and will shed some light on questions concerned with the design of atomic-powered submarines, propulsion and electronic equipment, systems and installations, weapons, and the equipment provided for making submarines habitable. The book was written from materials published in foreign (non USSR) technical and naval literature.
Keywords	Marine engineering Nuclear powered vessels Submarines Design Safety Marine nuclear propulsion Ballistic missile submarines Newspapers Periodicals Reports Hulls(Marine) Armament USSR Submarine personnel Computers Control systems Ventilation Underwater propulsion Adaptation(Physiology) Translations
NTIS Subject Category	47A - Marine Engineering
Corporate Authors	Department of the Navy Washington D C
Supplemental Notes	Trans. of mono. Proektirovanie Atomnykh Podvodnykh Lodok, Leningrad, 1964 282p.
Document Type	Technical Report
NTIS Issue Number	196807

Atomic-Powered Submarine Design (From Foreign Press Materials).

Atomic-Powered Submarine Design (From Foreign Press Materials).
AD664961

Publication Date	1967
Personal Author	Bukalov, V. M.; Narusbaev, A. A.
Page Count	288
Abstract	The book will acquaint the reader with the technical problems of modern submarine building, and will shed some light on questions concerned with the design of atomic-powered submarines, propulsion and electronic equipment, systems and installations, weapons, and the equipment provided for making submarines habitable. The book was written from materials published in foreign (non USSR) technical and naval literature.
Keywords	Marine engineering Nuclear powered vessels Submarines Design Safety Marine nuclear propulsion Ballistic missile submarines Newspapers Periodicals Reports Hulls(Marine) Armament USSR Submarine personnel Computers Control systems Ventilation Underwater propulsion Adaptation(Physiology) Translations
NTIS Subject Category	47A - Marine Engineering
Corporate Authors	Department of the Navy Washington D C
Supplemental Notes	Trans. of mono. Proektirovanie Atomnykh Podvodnykh Lodok, Leningrad, 1964 282p.
Document Type	Technical Report
NTIS Issue Number	196807