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Revision as of 22:22, 14 November 2020
U.S.S. Ulysses | |
INFORMATION | |
Registry: |
NCC-1677 |
Class: |
Malachowski |
Year Commissioned: |
2246 |
Affiliation: |
United Federation of Planets |
Role: |
Multi-role Frigate |
Status: |
In Service |
PERSONNEL | |
Commanding Officer: |
Captain T'Kei
|
Crew: |
78 (down from 87) total
|
Evacuation Capacity: |
500 |
DIMENSIONS | |
Length: |
277 meters |
Width (Beam): |
116 meters |
Height (Draft): |
32.5 meters |
Decks: |
9 (saucer: 7) |
REFIT AND REPAIR | |
Time Between Refuel: |
2 years |
Time Between Resupply: |
1 year |
Refit Cycle: |
5 years (minor)
|
Expected Duration: |
50 Years |
ENGINE OUTPUT | |
Full Impulse: |
.27c |
Maximum Impulse: |
.94c |
Cruising Speed: |
Warp 6 |
Maximum Warp: |
Warp 8 |
Emergency Warp: |
Warp 8.5 for 4 hours |
ARMAMENTS | |
Energy Weapons: |
Type VII dual phaser emitter banks
|
Torpedo Systems: |
4 x Self-contained launchers (Forward) |
Torpedo Compliment: |
20 x Mark III Photon Torpedoes in two self-contained magazines |
Probe Compliment: |
20 in two self-contained magazines
|
DEFENSIVE SYSTEMS | |
Deflector shields: |
Graviton Deflector Shield Emitters |
Hull: |
Duranium lined tritanium double hull |
Structural Integrity Field: |
Starfleet-grade structural integrity field |
SMALL CRAFT | |
Shuttles: |
3 x Class-B |
Cargo Management Unit (Worker bee): |
1 x Worker Bee |
END OF BRIEFING | |
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At a Glance
The Federation Starship Ulysses is a Malachowski-class Frigate, commissioned in late 2246. It is the sixth of the class. The Ulysses was commissioned at the Proxima Shipyards in orbit of Proxima Colony. As a vessel, the Ulysses mostly saw short to medium-range survey missions along the Federation's trailing-edge frontier in the Alpha Quadrant. The ship is designed for a mulitude of missions but on a relatively small scale, often paired as a support ship to the larger cruiser classes.
Ulysses was under command of Captain T'Kei until the vessel encountered ruins on planet Isonzo IV's second moon in early 2252.
Initial Design Phase
Construction
Most of the Malachowski-class starships were built at the Copernicus Shipyards around Earth's moon, Luna. However, the class' first several commissions had performed under anticipated specs. Warp output, as well as theoretical shield output, lagged behind Starfleet's requirements. The Ulysses' initial design was completed at Copernicus but was transferred to the testbed construction slips at the Proxima Shipyards.
The engineers at Proxima, partnering with several theoretical power engineers from Rigil Kentaurus Colony, set out to design a new Mark K-IIIB matter-antimatter reactor assembly. It was anticipated that, if successful, these cores could be installed in the Malachowski and the Clarke, the first two ships of the line which were nearing their first refit cycle.
Initially the design and implementation of the Mark K-IIIB were promising. However, in a timed trial the warp core suffered a cascade failure that heavily damaged the Ulysses' pylon plasma conduits and required the jettisoning of the warp core. With this setback, the construction yard still faced a deadline to improve the class' outputs.
It was decided to use an Augusta-class designed L-IIC matter-antimatter reactor assembly. Because this type of core is intended for a larger ship class, engineers had to tune back its output, pruning it so it would not overload the Malachowski power distribution systems. The design is older but also well-tested and considered to be very durable. This retrofit was successful and met Starfleet's requirements to continue the Malachowski-class.