![Its bow section will be ''acoustically clean'' and will be entirely dedicated to housing sonar systems, with the torpedo systems relocated to another part of the boat, according to the company K-329 Severodvinsk (Yasen class)](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEiHaTCsoChGTdR9TEZel6NyKJELmlGN1Ig0q2_wTypTR8KC-UPJyIvw9HfbCIXc6FQMTKzSyxNrGinLp-iVw4U-FJW7u_cr83VEWSd18AGpjTfuYkJ4ASfh_d1a4wO4qtQvn3xG/s200/Severodvinsk+K-329++%2528Yasen+class%2529.jpeg)
The Novosibirsk, the third of eight Yasen-class boats (designated Graney-class by NATO), is to be laid down at the Sevmash shipyard near the White Sea on Friday.
The boat’s designer, the Malakhit Marine Engineering Bureau company said ahead of the ceremony that the new Yasen-M will be have an advanced design that would significantly increase its ability to detect enemy vessels at speeds far higher speed that those of its predecessors.
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