Nuclear submarines, a kind of "killer" hidden under water, have a long history of its birth. From air-floating submarines, diesel-electric submarines, to today's nuclear submarines, every step is a technological leap.
Nuclear submarines play a pivotal role in modern naval warfare because of their stealth and assault capabilities. These properties make nuclear submarines a nightmare for aircraft carriers.
Nuclear submarines not only have the ability to continue sailing for a long time, but are also equipped with advanced navigation and communication systems, as well as powerful ** systems, including missiles and torpedoes, etc.
These characteristics make nuclear submarines a powerful tool for strategic deterrence and against enemy targets. The decommissioning and scrapping of nuclear submarines is a complex and sensitive issue
Because the nuclear power system of a nuclear submarine has the potential to cause environmental pollution. In response to this problem, some people have proposed two ways to deal with it: "sea burial" and "burial". However,
Either way, it's a very cumbersome operation. Because the internal structure of the nuclear submarine is complex, including dense pipes, valves, lines, components, and so on.
This is why, despite the rapid development of science and technology, there are still very few countries that can build nuclear submarines.