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In diesem Video dreht sich alles um die HMS Dreadnought – das neueste und technologisch fortschrittlichste Atom-U-Boot der britischen Royal Navy. Mit über 150 m Länge, 17.000 Tonnen Verdrängung und einem Rolls-Royce PWR3 Reaktor steht das Boot stellvertretend für eine neue Ära in der U-Boot-Entwicklung. Die Dreadnought wird mit 12 Trident II D5 Raketen, bis zu 144 Atomsprengköpfen und modernster Steuertechnik ausgerüstet.
Besonders bemerkenswert: Zum ersten Mal gibt es getrennte Wohn- und Sanitäreinrichtungen für Männer und Frauen an Bord eines britischen U-Boots. Zusätzlich sorgt ein adaptives Lichtsystem für einen simulierten Tag-Nacht-Rhythmus und besseren Alltag unter Wasser. Die Dreadnought wird Anfang des nächsten Jahrzehnts einsatzbereit sein und ist für einen Dienstzeitraum von mindestens 30 Jahren geplant.
Alle technischen Details und weitere interessante Fakten zur HMS Dreadnought gibt’s direkt im Video.
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00:01Welcome to the video from the Car Magazine Tuning Blog.
00:05Today, for once, we're not talking about a tuned car, but about a state-of-the-art military vehicle, the British Nuclear Submarine HMS Dreadnard.
00:14The HMS Dreadnard is described as the most advanced submarine in the world and is set to usher in a new era of submarine weapon systems.
00:21It belongs to a new class of nuclear-powered ballistic missile submarines that the UK is developing to replace the aging Vanguard class.
00:32The youngest unit in this current fleet, the HMS Vengeance, is already 27 years old.
00:39On March 20, a symbolic keel-laying ceremony took place at the Bay System shipyard, where the HMS Dreadnard is being built.
00:46Ten years after the first cut in the steel, this event officially marks the start of construction of the submarine.
00:54Although huge sections of the boat have already been completed.
00:58With a length of over 150 meters, which is equivalent to around 14 buses, and a displacement of 17,000 tons, HMS Dreadnard is a real heavyweight.
01:10It is powered by a Rolls-Royce PVR-3 nuclear reactor, a turbo-electric drive and a pump jet system.
01:16Theoretically, the submarine can remain submerged indefinitely.
01:22In practice, its operational life is limited only by the supplies and the resilience of the 130-strong crew.
01:29For the first time, a British submarine of this type will have separate accommodation and sanitary facilities for men and women.
01:36A first for the Royal Navy.
01:39The armament is equally impressive.
01:4112 Trident's 2D-5 missiles with up to 144 nuclear warheads, 4 spearfish heavyweight torpedoes and other unknown weapon systems.
01:53HMS Dreadnard also sets new standards in terms of technology.
01:57A fly-by-wire control system called Active Vehicle Control Management, adapted from aviation, will electronically regulate course, depth, pitch and buoyancy.
02:06The exact details remain secret.
02:10Another highlight is the new adaptive lighting system, which simulates day and night conditions on board for the first time.
02:17This is intended to benefit the biological rhythm of the crew, also in areas such as the gym, sick bay and training rooms.
02:23HMS Dreadnard is the 12th submarine to bear this traditional name.
02:30A total of 4 of these new submarines are being built.
02:33In addition to Dreadnard, there are also HMS Valiant, HMS Warspite and HMS King George VI.
02:40Dreadnard is scheduled to be commissioned in India at the beginning of the next decade.
02:44Its service life is estimated to be at least 30 years.
02:47As always, you can find the link to read the article in our magazine in the video description.
02:54Did you find the information about HMS Dreadnard interesting?
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