SOV - UKSM (kotvená mína)

UKSM
УКСМ
The UKSM anchored mine (УКСМ) was developed in the Design Bureau of the Kuybyshev Machine-Building Plant in 1960 from the KSM mine. The abbreviation U stands for Unified (Унифицированная) and it is basically a KSM mine adapted to use different fuzes (in addition to the original electric one from the KSM mine, a new one with a 5-element antenna, an acoustic one from the KB-KRAB mine, and a hydro-locating NGV one). The characteristics of the mine vary according to the igniter used.


Basic tactical and technical data:
- Mine body diameter: 875 mm
- Length: 2500 mm
- Height: 1420 mm (original fuze) / 1450 mm (5-element aerial fuze) / 1255 mm (KRAB and NGV fuze)
- Width: 920 mm
- Weight: 1250 kg (KRAB fuse) / 1300 kg (NGV fuse) / 1350 kg (original fuse)
- Combat charge weight: 300 kg
- Operating depth: 50-700 m
- Horizontal fuse activation radius: 28 m
- Vertical distance of fuse activation: up to 36 m
- Minimum mutual mine distance: 60 m


Source: https://allmines.net/catalog/russia/mines/uksm/
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