Geometric and hydrodynamic characteristics
Marine propellers

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Geometric and hydrodynamic characteristics
Marine propellers

Author : Max AUCHER

Publication date: February 10, 1996 | Lire en français

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1. Geometric and hydrodynamic characteristics

1.1 Defining the geometry of a propeller

Initially, propeller blades consisted of a helical surface fraction with a constant pitch. For reasons of vibration and cavitation (§ 3 and ...

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(1) - VAN LAMMEREN (P.A.), VAN MANEN (J.D.), OOSTERVELD (M.W.) - The wageningen B-screw series. - Society of Naval Architects and Marine Engineers (NSMB), 1969.
(2) - CARLTON (J.S.) - Marine Propellers and Propulsion. - Butterworth...

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