VESSEL CLASS
KE R3 AUT2-ICS (Floating atomic station) Russian Maritime Register of Shipping
ADVANTAGES OF FANES
- short period of construction of the facility compared to a stationary station;
- turnkey construction at the shipyard;
- Organization of more rapid energy supply to remote areas where there are waterways;
- Economy of labor in remote areas during the arrangement of the energy center;
- Possibility of arranging shallow water areas of the North, access to which is possible only from land due to low draft;
- Quick relocation to other locations upon completion of work;
- long service life before overhaul,
- repair and recharge at the same time at a specialized enterprise;
- prefabricated housing of a modular transportable type, manufactured in workshop conditions and located outside the station, with the possibility of relocation.
PURPOSE
FNPP is designed to supply electricity to remote settlements, enterprises and onshore installations with electric drive in remote areas of the North, located in areas of sea coasts and inland waterways.
LIFE CYCLE OF FNPP
- Design
- Construction
- Equipment space for the station
- Transportation.
- Service. Staff accommodation is planned outside the station on a floating complex (dormitory) or on the shore. The FNPP provides for a rotational maintenance method similar to nuclear icebreakers with a personnel replacement interval of 3-4 months.
- Commissioning
- Repair. At the end of the core campaign (approximately in 10-12 years), the station is transported to one of the shipyards to replace the reactor core, carry out scheduled repairs and dock the station
- Replacement. By the time the campaign of the core of the reactor plant is completed, it is possible to deliver a “replaceable” FNPP to the operating area, if necessary
Main Features
- With one/two installations ABV
- Maximum length, m approx. 82.3/90.0
- Maximum width, m 17.3
- Board height, m approx. 5.7
- Height overall from OP to the top of non-removable parts, m approx. 18.7
- Estimated draft, m approx. 3.0
- Number of service personnel, pers. 45
- Energy capacity of the nuclear plant, MW approx. 8.5/17
- With one/two units RITM-200
- Maximum length, m approx. 92.4/99.6
- Maximum width, m 17.3
- Board height, m approx. 5.7
- Height overall from OP to the top of non-removable parts, m approx. 18.7
- Estimated draft, m approx. 3.0
- Number of service personnel, pers. 45
- Energy capacity of the nuclear plant, MW approx. 50/100