INS Arihant
It is India’s first indigenous nuclear-powered ballistic missile submarine (SSBN), a key component of the Indian Navy’s nuclear deterrence capability.
Features of INS Arihant
Design and Technology
- Class: Arihant-class SSBN.
- Displacement: 6,000 tons (surface), 6,800 tons (submerged).
- Length: 112 meters; Width: 11 meters.
- Reactor: 83 MW pressurized water reactor (PWR) developed by BARC.
- Propulsion: Nuclear-powered, 47,000 hp; 24 knots submerged, 15 knots surfaced.
Weapons
- SLBMs: 4 tubes, each can carry 3 K-15 (750 km) or 1 K-4 (3,500 km). Total of 12 K-15 or 4 K-4 missiles.
- Torpedoes: 6 x 533 mm tubes for torpedoes and ....
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