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After more than 13 years of successful and intensive use of FORAN, Severnoye Design Bureau has reached an agreement with Sener for the extension and reconfiguration of the number of permanent licenses in order to fit their new project demands.
Severnoye Design Bureau, a leading company designing naval and commercial ships in Russia, was founded in 1946. Throughout the Bureau’s life of more than 55 years, a group of highly-qualified naval architects have been capable to solve the most complicated tasks in the area of designing ships and vessels.
The Bureau has designed more than 100 designs of different purposes, ranging from 500t patrol boats to 26,000t heavy nuclear-powered cruisers, and from bulkers to whaling boats. In general, more than 550 ships and vessels with the total displacement of about 1,5 million tons have been built under the Bureau’s designs. All of them are notable for their seaworthiness, reliability and operation economy. Some of the vessels were for the international market.
Within the last years the company has developed designs of LNGs, freezer vessels, trawlers, passenger vessels (SWATH vessel inclusive), environmental vessels with systems of water and atmosphere ecological monitoring, vessels for collection and integrated processing of waste oily water and solid wastes and a hospital vessel. The Severnoye Design Bureau takes part in the Russian Navy Revival programme. More than 20 pilot projects have been worked out.
The ships and vessels designing process in the Bureau are most up-to-date and distinguished by using FORAN. Some examples are:
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