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Typhoon class

submarine · SSBN Russia Retired

Typhoon class is a nuclear-powered submarine operated by Soviet Navy, powered by 2 OK-650, twin of about 190 MWt each. Retired.

The largest submarines ever built, at 48,000 tonnes submerged, more than double an Ohio-class boat, with twin reactors and a design that let the crew live in genuine comfort by submarine standards on the theory that patrols would run for months. All are now retired or scrapped except one kept for missile testing.

Propulsion
ReactorOK-650, twin
Reactors per vessel2
Thermal output190MWt each
Fuel enrichmentnot disclosed
Refuellingnot disclosed
Vessel
Categorysubmarine
RoleSSBN
OperatorSoviet Navy
CountryRussia
Vessels in classnot stated
In service from1981
StatusRetired

Other submarines

ClassEnrichmentStatus
AUKUS submarines HEU Planned
Akula class - Operating
Alfa class HEU Retired
Arihant class HEU Operating
Astute class HEU Operating
Borei class HALEU Operating
Columbia class HEU Under construction
Dreadnought class HEU Under construction
Han class (Type 091) - Operating
Le Triomphant class LEU Operating
Los Angeles class HEU Operating
Ohio class HEU Operating
Oscar II class - Operating
Seawolf class HEU Operating
Suffren class (Barracuda) LEU Operating
Type 093 and 094 (Shang and Jin) LEU Operating
USS Nautilus HEU Retired
Vanguard class - Operating
Virginia class HEU Operating
Xia class (Type 092) - Retired
Yasen class HALEU Operating

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