Dunay-class motorship
The Rikhard Zorge on the Khimki Reservoir, July 30, 2012
The river cruise ships in the Dunay - class (Russian Дунай, German transcription: Dunai ), which was also known as project 305, river and canal are common inland passenger motor ships Intermediate Design. The class is named after the first ship of the class, which bears the name of the river Danube.
History
The river cruise ship series was produced from 1959 to 1964. The Óbuda Hajógyár in the Hungarian People's Republic built on their yard, the ships own design (KB of Óbuda of 4 December 1957). The naming was limited with few exceptions, Soviet rivers. The ships used by Soviet shipping companies such as WDRP, KRP, WORP, MRP, BRP, SRP and SSRP in Novosibirsk were on Soviet rivers and lakes: Volga, Kama, Belaya, Don, Oka, Moskva River, Northern Dvina, Ob. After the collapse of the Soviet Union, the ships came into the hands of Russian and foreign private companies.
Technology
The individual ships with two decks differ, depending on the variant, with smaller differences in the size of the ship, the equipment with different engine types and other features, with whom they were matched to the respective application. The ships were later completely modernized and rebuilt for new relationships, with the number of passenger seats was reduced considerably. The ships have a diesel drive with two reversible four-stroke main engines 8NVD36 6NVD36 or without turbochargers.
Equipment
The ships were in the construction of single and double rooms as well as 4 -, 6 - and 8- bed cabins, all provided with washing facilities. Above and beyond are two restaurants and two community rooms. The multi-bed cabins were modernized later, which led to a reduction in passenger capacity and increased travel comfort.
List of Ships Project 305 in the country of origin and English language
In the list of the original name of the river cruise ship is specified, the other names are in parentheses in chronological order:
River cruise ships of the project 305: