Appendix: vortex theory of the propeller
Marine propellers
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Appendix: vortex theory of the propeller
Marine propellers

Author : Max AUCHER

Publication date: February 10, 1996 | Lire en français

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9. Appendix: vortex theory of the propeller

The vortex theory of the propeller [2][5][7][8] is the extrapolation of the theory of the limited-span hydrofoil to the case where, in addition to its translational motion, the wing is driven by a rotational motion around an axis parallel to the speed. In the case of a propeller, the vortices linked to the blade surface enter or escape the blade (figure 55 ) to form free vortices extending to infinity downstream along a helical trajectory with a pitch of 2πr tan β i .

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