Russia: Naval: Technology: Reactor Table Russia: Naval Propulsion Reactor Design

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MODEL POWER FUEL ENRICHMENT 
(% Uranium-235)
VESSELS
2 PWR*/VM-A 70 MWt 20% Hotel, Echo, November
1 PWR/VM-4 70-90 MWt 20% Charlie
2 PWR/VM-4 70-90 MWt 20% Victor II and III, Delta, Yankee
2 PWR/OK-650 190 MWt 20-45% Typhoon, Oscar
1 PWR/OK-650 190 MWt 20-45% Akula, Sierra, Mike
2 PWR/VM-5 m 177 MWt unknown Papa
2 LMR**/VT-1 73 MWt weapons-grade November 645
2 LMR/OK-550 or BM-40A 155 MWt weapons-grade Alfa
1 PWR/type unknown 10 (X-Ray) unknown X-Ray, Uniform, AS-12
2 PWR/KN-3 300 MWt unknown Kirov (battle cruiser)
2 PWR/type unknown 171 MWt unknown Kapusta (auxiliary ship)
2-3 PWR/OK-150 and OK-900 90 MWt 5% Lenin (icebreaker)
2 PWR/KLT-40 135 MWt up to 90% Arktika (icebreaker)
1 PWR/KLT-40 135 MWt up to 90% Sevmorput (auxiliary ship), Taymyr (icebreaker)

*PWR is pressurized water reactor.
**LMR is liquid metal reactor.
 ["Nuclear Wastes in the Arctic: An Analysis of Arctic and Other Regional Impacts from Soviet Nuclear Contamination," OTA-ENV-623, (Washington, DC: US Government Printing Office), September 1995, p. 135.]

Page last updated 17 April 1998
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