| | Heavy Cruisers
Project 82 StalingradNATO:
--- Class
Completed 0
+ 3 units
Ships Project 82
| Name |
Yard � |
Laid Down |
Launched |
Commissioned |
Note |
| Shipyard �444 named after A.
Marti, Nikolaev � 0+1 unit | | Stalingrad |
�400 | 31.12.1951 |
- | - | not
completed, was used as target-ship | |
Baltic Shipyard �189 named after S. Ordzhonikidze, Leningrad
� 0+1 unit | | Moskva |
�406 | 09.1952 |
- | - | not
completed | | Shipyard
�402, Molotovsk � 0+1 unit | | - |
�401 | - |
- | - | not
completed |
General characteristics
- Project 82
| Displacement (tons): | | Standard: | 36500 |
| Full load: | 42300 |
| Dimensions (m): | | Length: | 273,6 |
| Beam: | 32 |
| Draft: | 9,2 | | Speed
(knots): | 35,2 | | Range: | 5000
nmi (18 knots) | | Autonomy (days): | 20 |
| Propulsion: | 4x70000 hp GTZA,
4 fixed pitch propellers, 8x750 kW turbine-type generators, 4x1000 kW diesel generators
| | Armament: | 3x3�
305 mm SM-31 � 720 rounds
6x2�130 mm BL-109A � 2400 rounds
6x4 45 mm SM-20ZIF
� 19200 rounds
10x4 25 mm BL-120 � 48000 rounds | | Electronics: |
Fut-N air/surface search radar, Gyuys-2 air search radar, Rif-A surface
search radar, Fut-B small artillery radar, Korall ESM radar system, Machta
reconnaissance radar, Neptun navigation radar, Yakor radar, Zalp, Nord,
Fakel-M� and Fakel-MO IFF, GS-572 Gerkules sonar, Solntse-1P |
| Complement: | 1712 |
Schematics 
Heavy Cruiser - Project 82
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