PRV Yarvinsk (UL-20)

Yarvinsk at port in 2018
Yarvinsk's profile
History
Arkava
Name:	Minskov
Namesake:	Yarvinsk, Arkava
Ordered:	10 June 2006
Builder:	Eirin Maritime Shipyards, Allanea
Laid down:	5 May 2009
Launched:	18 April 2011
Commissioned:	12 April 2012
Homeport:	Saratrov Naval Base
Status:	in active service
General characteristics
Class and type:	Navaja class submarine
Displacement:	1,765 tons (surface); 2,650 tons (submerged)
Length:	67 m (219.8 ft) overall
Beam:	7 m (23.0 ft)
Draft:	10 m (32.8 ft)
Depth:	250 meters (operational); 300 meters (max)
Propulsion:	Electric propulsion motor on permanent magnets Storage battery with increased storage life 1 shaft 2,700 hp (2,013 kW)
Speed:	10 knots (surface); 25 knots (submerged)
Range:	8,000 nm (14,000 km) at 3 knots submerged
Endurance:	45 days
Complement:	35
Sensors and processing systems:	MGM-168 Delphinus active/passive sonar Spermaceti sonar array
Electronic warfare & decoys:	Argus-E supercomputer (for target acquisition and tracking) Blue-green laser receiver
Armament:	x6 660mm torpedo launchers (adaptable to fire 533mm torpedoes) x10 VLS MANPAD launcher Possibility for VLS-launched drones

The PRV Yarvinsk (UL-20) is an Allanean Navaja-class attack submarine that is currently in active service with the Arkavan Navy. She is the second ship named for the city of Yarvinsk, and was laid down on 5 May 2009 at Eirin Maritime Shipyards in Allanea. She was first launched on 18 April 2011, and was commissioned by the Arkavan Navy on 12 April 2012, and began her sea trials immediately thereafter. After four months of active sea trials, the submarine and crew were deemed ready for service, and the Yarvinsk entered the active roster on 23 August 2012.