Russian Fire Aparatus

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At the request of the guys from my main topic)))
I'll try to post the most interesting photographs the special fire-fighting equipment from the Soviet Union (Russia)

I'll start with the tracked vehicles...

 

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"El-4" - robotic system extinguishing the middle class. Designed for reconnaissance, clearing blockages, rescue and fire fighting on a modern industrial accidents, followed by elevated levels of radiation, the presence of toxic and potent substances in the work area, high-explosive damage. Engineer equipment - have a hydraulic dozer blade grabbed and 3-tier hand-arm installed in front of the machine. Controlling this the robot - on the radio signal at a distance of 2 km.

The mass: of 9.2 tonnes gross vehicle
The mass: of 7.2 t of dry
Overall dimensions : 3648 x 2000 x 1975 mm
Overall dimensions of tool-free: 3131 x 1983 x 1734 mm
Engine parameters Perkins 1106C-E60TA 129.5 kW
Grade ability on firm dry ground with a full load of 30 °
Mass of cargo transported by grab up to 500 kg
Range Water Gun (Water) 70 m
Range water cannon (foam) 50 m
Water flow on the trunk monitor 1200 l / min
Travel speed to 10 km / h
Remote Control over the air in open areas up to 2000 m
Water tank capacity 1.4 tons of water + 0.5 tons of foam

 

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Fire-terrain vehicle (made ​​on the basis of an artillery tractor)

 

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SLS-100 "Soika" (self-propelled master stream nozzle)
Designed for heavy fighting forest fires and oil wells, chassis tank T-55, remote control is within 2 km.,
Currently in Russia there are only two such installations.

 

[spicergear]

Great post!!! Thanks for all the pics!!!

 

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Track GPM fire engine-54


Designed to absorb different classes of fires with water or foam and transport to the fire for fire brigades and technical equipment, fire-extinguishing means, and to conduct rescue operations.

 

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Aircraft fire truck on the AA-60 on chassis MAZ-543
In the back of the AA-60 installed water tanks (11,000 liters, model 160.01-1200 0 l) and foam (900 l), in the rear - the pump PN-60. The pump model is 160.01 from the independent gasoline engine ZIL-375 180 hp (Installed in the pump compartment), so the pump can operate on the move at any speed.
To ensure the work in the winter time the tank pump and main engine are equipped with electric heating. To power the system as well as other consumers of electricity installed the generator.
In case of failure of a gasoline generator have a heating system. Under the front bumper mounted foam generator 4 GPS-600 , at the rear - two GPS-200 foam generator. For the opening of the fuselage have two circular saws VCP-400.
Production organized in 1973 on Prilukskaya plant fire equipment.

 

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AMS-20 foam gun installed on tracked undercarriage artillery tractor AT-C

 

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PV-120
Chassis - T-34 tank. Tank capacity - 10 000l. Consumption of water fire - 65 l / sec.

 

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PLV-6-17
Was built at least five samples. First - in 1982.

Chassis - T-34 tank. Tank capacity - 17 000l. Consumption of water fire gun - 65 l / sec.

 

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A final example of this family of firefighters tanks - PLV-7-20.

Chassis - from the self-propelled artillery ИСУ-152. Tank capacity - 20 000l. Consumption of water fire guns - 65 l / sec.

 

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Russian fire engine vehicle ГАЗ-59402 "Пурга"
[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5LG52ltFq4Q&feature=related[/media]

 

[saddamsnightmare]

May 9th, 2012.

Those are some very interesting apparatus's!!! Thanks for posting up!

 

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The first sample set of "Impulse-1" was developed by Professor ZAKHMATOVA and manufactured in the USSR in 1990. Installation is successfully tested in fire complex combustion sources. For example, a ravine 30 m long, 2 m deep, filled with rubber tires 300-500 pcs., Which spilled about 1 ton of diesel fuel and 100-150 liters of gasoline. The hearth was extinguished after 8 bursts of 10 barrels each, with a distance of 10 to 35 m

 

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Video: [media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AR0a60nzF6s[/media]

 

[Lagers4myhead]

Thanks

That is pretty awesome fire extinguisher, thank you for all the great posts, it's really fascinating information. (Baltika #4)

 

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