Lecture 19 - propeller Theories

Lecture Series on Performance of Marine Vehicles At Sea by Prof. S. C. Misra and Prof.D. Sen, Department of Ocean Engineering and Naval Architecture, IIT Kharagpur. For more Courses visit nptel.iitm.ac.in

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I learned so many new insights from this lecture, very interesting. Thank you for sharing

[@petsatcom]

Thanks for sharing this lecture, very enjoyable, I haven't seen them all but intend to do so. Can you share the Text book used in the course. Nice Job
I see the lifting line theory is used in propellers for incompressible fluids, is there a similar common "airfoil" more precisely hydrofoil section NACA xyz??
thanks Jim

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thank you very much fpor special lectures helping so much in our knowlegde

[@nithinr205]

Sir, I'd like to know how should be the propeller designed to get only sideward thrust??

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Thanks a lot

[@joel.103]

why would dD/dL=tan(gamma)? and where do I find gamma exactly?

[@joel.103]

OK I got it sorry my bad

[@navsquid32]

Which direction is the "accel" direction?

[@007aha1]

if it rotates around the x axes its the x direction. i think he said axial direction.

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