The $500 Million SUPERSONIC Propeller that will Change Aviation Forever!

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  • Опубликовано: 6 фев 2025
  • Every year, billions are wasted on inefficient propellers that tear through the air with a deafening roar. But, MIT's toroidal propeller, a donut-shaped blade, turns the roar of traditional propellers into a whisper while boosting performance. Can this strange-looking propeller save the aviation industry half a billion dollars while making cities peaceful again? Could this be the breakthrough that finally makes flying cars a reality in our crowded cities?
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  • @ninjashinobi2413
    @ninjashinobi2413 19 дней назад +13

    A young African man in Rwanda already invented a propeller with similar silent properties for a medical supplies delivery drone he invented some years ago, it's good that MIT has finally caught up...

    • @JamieCurranthemagnificent-z7h
      @JamieCurranthemagnificent-z7h 18 дней назад +2

      Yeah I've seen that a while ago they use them to deliver hospital supplies and blood n organs for operations!😁👍

  • @1EQUALS-INFINITY
    @1EQUALS-INFINITY 20 дней назад +57

    About 15 minutes longer than it needed to be.

    • @artsmith1347
      @artsmith1347 20 дней назад +10

      I didn't get half-way to 15 minutes. Waaaaay too much filler. It needed to get to the point. I am not waiting for it.

  • @smartazz61
    @smartazz61 19 дней назад +10

    Am I the only one to notice that there was NO SIDE BY SIDE DEMONSTRATION where we could hear with a microphone and see a dosimeter showing the decibel level of both? A whole video about propeller noise without us ever hearing them. Interesting.

  • @alanlevin167
    @alanlevin167 22 дня назад +79

    The propellere looks great but this presentation is as effecient as the old propeller--I found I could skip the first 9 minutes and miss nothing!

    • @bubbalove2261
      @bubbalove2261 21 день назад

      Thx for that 👆🏼. 👍🏼

    • @GrahamBell-c7b
      @GrahamBell-c7b 20 дней назад

      Yeah, but ...the first 9 minutes are to do with sound, what generates it from propellers and it's impact....I, for one, found it fascinating,...maybe you already knew that stuff... As an old muso, noisy band rooms, etc, I guess you might see why I would!..

    • @FrankValiente-ng4mk
      @FrankValiente-ng4mk 19 дней назад +1

      this arr just waist, 10 min to tell me the same things over and over

  • @Stories-Today
    @Stories-Today 21 день назад +5

    (00:01 - 00:54) Introduction
    Overview of traditional propeller issues: inefficiency and noise pollution.
    Introduction to MIT's revolutionary toroidal propeller design.
    Key question: Can this innovation save the aviation industry and make urban air mobility viable?
    (00:54 - 03:40) The Physics of Propeller Noise
    Explanation of tip vortices as the main cause of noise.
    Challenges in urban and marine environments caused by propeller noise.
    Energy loss due to noise and its impact on efficiency.
    (03:40 - 06:55) Human and Environmental Impacts of Propeller Noise
    Effects of noise pollution on health, including stress and hearing loss.
    Noise amplification in urban areas and its interference with communication.
    Regulatory challenges for noise reduction in aviation.
    (06:55 - 09:36) Introduction to the Toroidal Propeller
    Unique donut-shaped design and how it addresses noise and efficiency issues.
    Comparison with traditional propellers: smoother airflow and reduced turbulence.
    Advantages in noise reduction and structural strength.
    (09:36 - 13:52) Performance and Efficiency Breakthroughs
    Increased thrust and reduced energy loss.
    Real-world examples of efficiency gains in marine and aviation applications.
    Consistent performance across varying conditions.
    (13:52 - 17:37) Manufacturing and Adoption Challenges
    High production costs due to advanced manufacturing techniques.
    Efforts to streamline production through 3D printing and economies of scale.
    Early adoption in urban air mobility, military, and shipping sectors.
    (17:37 - 20:51) Future Applications and Industry Impact
    Potential uses in wind turbines, industrial fans, and submarines.
    Environmental benefits from reduced emissions and noise pollution.
    The role of public awareness in accelerating adoption.
    (20:51 - End) Conclusion
    Summary of the toroidal propeller’s revolutionary potential.
    Anticipation of its widespread adoption across industries.

  • @fastdadd1958
    @fastdadd1958 21 день назад +16

    Why are there no audio clips comparing the old to the newer style? If what you are telling us is true why not actually show us. I understood the design years ago. This has to be years old and introduced again maybe? Wow thought I might learn something. Intense video style epic fail.

  • @ngg9366
    @ngg9366 19 дней назад +1

    That'sh really intereshting.

  • @tchotayadallee721
    @tchotayadallee721 18 дней назад

    GREAT, CLEAR and WONDERFUL EXPLANATIONS, EVERY DETAIL TO THE POINT !!
    Maybe STRINGY objects might get caught within the 'open circular' blades ?? Would a SLIT Design - provided at theTangential far-end of the 'circle' allow it to clear itself while revolving ?

  • @peterg219
    @peterg219 21 день назад +7

    WARNING: Too many ads. 3 ads in the first 4 minutes.

  • @davidwollenberg1758
    @davidwollenberg1758 22 дня назад +14

    Well I don't think MIT invented this I think the patent was filed in the 1970s by some guy I don't know his name but I don't think he went MIT. I could be wrong but I don't think MIT invented this technology

    •  21 день назад +3

      Wouldn't be the first time...

  • @steveoneill91
    @steveoneill91 21 день назад +5

    On helicopters the blade angle needs to be continuously altered during each rotation, and on many sailing yachts the blade angle needs to be considerably reduced when the yacht is in sailing only mode. A hybrid sailing yacht will need to adjust blade angle when changing from sailing only to regeneration mode. How will the fixed shape of the
    toroidal "blades" deal with this?

    • @bubbalove2261
      @bubbalove2261 21 день назад

      Why couldn’t you turn the blade? Just like adjusting a sail. Put the blades on a mount that can move 360

  • @adoreslaurel
    @adoreslaurel 19 дней назад

    Admittedly a plastic boat prop would not stand the strain, but perhaps someone might try to duplicate a prop using 3d printing.

  • @Bohdi1234
    @Bohdi1234 20 дней назад

    These remind me of the weird vase thing they found from ancient Egypt, that they have no idea what it is how they made it or its purpose.

  • @valentincastelo
    @valentincastelo 21 день назад +2

    gee--- 500 million dollars is a lot of money for a propeller blade.

  • @1crazypj
    @1crazypj 19 дней назад +1

    So, in tests it was 205% more thrust efficient but only 25%~30% more fuel efficient?
    Seems an awful big disparity in numbers?
    There isn't much mention of the crazy cost increase, it would take decades in most cases to recover the cost of a boat propeller (screw) plus, it has to be specific design for anticipated operation, go faster or slower and they can be much worse than what's currently available.
    It's totally unrealistic to be changing screw every week (cargo ships operating at pretty fixed rpm will benefit from correct design, even if they need tugs to get them close to cruise speed)

  • @hansignals9593
    @hansignals9593 21 день назад +5

    Might be ok for drones and boats, but aeroplanes and helicopters? I don’t think so

  • @TheHomenursing
    @TheHomenursing 19 дней назад

    👍 Thank you,

  • @013jcb
    @013jcb 12 дней назад

    Why didn't you show the toroidal propeller in the wind chamber?

  • @chrislong3938
    @chrislong3938 20 дней назад

    I saw another video about this a year or so ago. It was on boat props and the difference was staggering!
    The problem? Cost!
    A typical boat prop will run about $800 while a toroidal prop is over $7000. I'm not sure of my numbers but either way, the difference is almost prohibitive for recreational boating!
    I would think though, that in industrial applications like shipping or military, the cost-benefit would be realized fairly quickly, especially if the prop can be reused once the original ship is being retired!
    The range of destroyers etc., would be awesome!

  • @MrAabbccddeeffgg
    @MrAabbccddeeffgg 21 день назад +11

    What a waffle padded video. AVOID.

  • @moejam9268
    @moejam9268 21 день назад +1

    Was so interested. Couldnt handle the ads every 60 seconds

    • @coleorum
      @coleorum 20 дней назад

      Get an adblocker.

  • @williamtilden8211
    @williamtilden8211 21 день назад

    impressive video production

  • @rickcreel3657
    @rickcreel3657 22 дня назад +9

    These new designs would be weedless. I welded cupped blades on a stainless steel propeller and the boat jumped onto a plane with very low power and the propeller became weedless. The blade extensions were added to the trailing edges of the blades. I can see that these blades would not pick up weeds.

    • @stephenleach1410
      @stephenleach1410 19 дней назад

      I've worked in the marine and yacht building industry for decades, yours was comprehensive, I appreciate you😊

  • @TPWW-tr3rr
    @TPWW-tr3rr 22 дня назад +8

    WHAT ABOUT REPLACING AIRPLANE PROPELLERS?

    • @TheMissing62
      @TheMissing62 21 день назад +2

      What about variable pitch propellers?
      Is very complicated in alternative piston engines to manage that efficiently.

  • @josephmummerth
    @josephmummerth 19 дней назад +1

    they are at best slightly better than a traditional prop , and only slightly quieter ! sad how they`ll leave out facts to push a narrative !

  • @jimbklein
    @jimbklein 21 день назад

    Easy question - Take a quadcopter old vs. new & notice battery life changes.

  • @thegreyghost-g4o
    @thegreyghost-g4o 20 дней назад

    Australia produced a similar marine propeller years ago.

  • @MichaelMcCausland-pg6qs
    @MichaelMcCausland-pg6qs 21 день назад +3

    Absolutely the Taurus is a sacred geometrical form. Of course it’s going to work in plasma better than anything else.

  • @78tag
    @78tag 20 дней назад

    Skip to 9:00 if you just want to know about the new propeller design - the beginning is everything you already know about conventional props.

  • @DKTek07
    @DKTek07 20 дней назад

    Just realize that water molecules are more dense than air. Comparing the results to one another is not a reliable comparison.

  • @michaelfederoff3417
    @michaelfederoff3417 17 дней назад

    I wonder what this is for? Water or an air devise...

  • @calvinfitty3451
    @calvinfitty3451 21 день назад

    STILL not commercially available, even for hobby quadcopters which is a huge market. Every one of these hobbyists would try a set.

  • @iftachhorn1651
    @iftachhorn1651 19 дней назад

    סרטון חשוב ומאוד מעניין.
    חשוב, בבקשה לתרגם גם לעברית. 10 מיליון ישראלים מדברים עברית.
    האם אתם חייבים לוותר על אנשים המדברים בשפה עתיקה יותר מ4000 שנה.
    האם ידעתם שאותיות שפה זו הם האלפא ביתא של כל השפות האירופיות היום.
    חבל לאבד כל כך הרבה 👍.
    בהצלחה

  • @pauljmeyer1
    @pauljmeyer1 21 день назад

    The frequency of unsolicited advertising is a punishment for any viewer of this program who does not want to be in a paywall contract.

  • @NoahSpurrier
    @NoahSpurrier 20 дней назад

    How do you vary the pitch?

  • @gregsmith7828
    @gregsmith7828 20 дней назад

    i'mma thinking the 500m is for the initial research. not the actual cost of making the propeller

  • @MySkyranger
    @MySkyranger 20 дней назад

    This has as much chance of being built as the mythical Boeing 797. NEVER.

  • @johnnymanning3963
    @johnnymanning3963 21 день назад +3

    Ukraine needs this now on their drones.

  • @duanegrindstaff9635
    @duanegrindstaff9635 22 дня назад +6

    It seems that these propellers could be very valuable for submarine applications.

  • @craigsmith8217
    @craigsmith8217 21 день назад +1

    Noise! Like advertising!!!!!

  • @timothymoyersr9891
    @timothymoyersr9891 19 дней назад

    very kool

  • @brentdykgraaf184
    @brentdykgraaf184 16 дней назад

    Huey vs a houghs blade speed. Boat props i know. Live near a great lake. Boater. Aviation enthusiast. Engineer in ag. Noise is Huge.

  • @Raymon-ik9tn
    @Raymon-ik9tn 21 день назад +6

    Repetitive explanation, wore me out in the end😢

  •  21 день назад +1

    Reduced cavitation.

  • @danielninedorf5502
    @danielninedorf5502 21 день назад

    Can a device be designed to reduce motorcycle exhaust noise ?
    This noise can often be heard for a mile, especially along Lake Michigan.

  • @diyson
    @diyson 21 день назад

    Well that answers the question of some drone sightings recently over cities, of course the military would have had this for some time??

  • @chucks2018
    @chucks2018 21 день назад

    Start with a twin or more engine aircraft, in case this one fails.

  • @terrycleland551
    @terrycleland551 21 день назад +4

    how would one of these props look like with a constant speed or variable pitch configuration ??

  • @zeekwolfe6251
    @zeekwolfe6251 21 день назад +3

    This is not new technology and if it was any good for a wide application, long since it would have been a common sight at airports and military bases. This video is just an exercise in trying to draw eyeballs for money.

  • @pauljmeyer1
    @pauljmeyer1 21 день назад

    The production of toroidal propellers can be infinitely speeded up by staged machining instead of the current single operation.

  • @jb5music
    @jb5music 21 день назад

    Because less engines over the middle of the ocean is... Good?

  • @texasdavemusgrave7799
    @texasdavemusgrave7799 19 дней назад

    Anyone with any knowledge of shock waves and supersonic flight knows this is ridiculous…..

  • @TheHellishFrog
    @TheHellishFrog 20 дней назад +1

    snake oil propeller

  • @0077alfie
    @0077alfie 21 день назад

    it is less efficient than current ones. The Tension Wing is more efficient

  • @Shannon-ij1pm
    @Shannon-ij1pm 21 день назад

    RUclips is becoming annoying. Six commercials in the first nine minutes. They need more money?

  • @Edward-ci8yl
    @Edward-ci8yl 21 день назад +1

    This is made for boats.

  • @mad_ai
    @mad_ai 21 день назад +3

    So it is not healthy for Ears, need's 21 min. to tell this, repeating and repeating!

  • @crazymilitaryaircraft-q9e
    @crazymilitaryaircraft-q9e 21 день назад +1

    China has had it for several years. 😐😐😐

  • @henryrevers1168
    @henryrevers1168 19 дней назад

    You look at this propeller then you go back in time look at what they have discovered in ancient Egypt something that looked very very similar did we find an old propeller that was made out of rock you think of this the things that we see in the past may be exactly what we see in the future how is it there are so many things out there that when we look at them and then we take a second look they look like something that was in the past I wished I could show you what I am talking about but I can’t that’s not what this is about but if you go through ancient Egypt’s mysteries They thought it was something to do with how they drilled holes now I see this and it has a tendency to look more like this. Could it have been a propeller of some sort

  • @Hogger280
    @Hogger280 14 дней назад

    Carbon footprint is irrelevant!

  • @Lazmanarus
    @Lazmanarus 20 дней назад +1

    Waaaaay too repetitive.

  • @shadowbullet4375
    @shadowbullet4375 20 дней назад

    Old technology..victor shau…. Replusing disc

  • @TheCatalyst999
    @TheCatalyst999 20 дней назад

    Let's talk and more Tech🤷‍♂️ video into a snoozefest. It's okay if it's less than 8 minutes long

  • @PAULHALLINAN-e6z
    @PAULHALLINAN-e6z 18 дней назад

    Pumps

  • @ChrisWilliams-le1we
    @ChrisWilliams-le1we 18 дней назад

    👍👍👍👍

  • @donharrison706
    @donharrison706 21 день назад +2

    "Traditional propellers create "vortisis" at the tips. Should be pronounced "vorticees"

  • @donaldf.switlick3690
    @donaldf.switlick3690 20 дней назад +1

    Stop repeating the same informatiton.

  • @jimdenzler389
    @jimdenzler389 20 дней назад

    Interesting, but wayyy too repetitive!

  • @johnfox9780
    @johnfox9780 19 дней назад

    Too long. Lots of repitition and padding with not really relevant stuff.
    Would have been the obvious thing to do to let us HEAR the sound difference rather than keep telling us it is quieter!

  • @paulwilson2651
    @paulwilson2651 19 дней назад +1

    Yawn!

  • @QuantumShineAMAC
    @QuantumShineAMAC 22 дня назад +2

    🤦‍♂️

  • @martinlara5061
    @martinlara5061 17 дней назад

    Why did you use the SUPERSONIC tible to lure viewers into watching the video when there is nothing supersonic about this propeler? NO LIKE FOR YOU!!!

  • @davidpawley7022
    @davidpawley7022 19 дней назад

    Gee you have to listen to a lot of waffle, next time get to the point quicker.

  • @CY3ERD0G
    @CY3ERD0G 20 дней назад

    lol

  • @Avpixlamer
    @Avpixlamer 18 дней назад +1

    Bla bla bla

  • @edwardwestenberger1890
    @edwardwestenberger1890 18 дней назад

    Too many commercials... can't follow the storyline... also needs to incorporate brevity.... I'm leaving at the 6 minute point.

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      @IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII-q1b 18 дней назад

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  • @jamesprather2946
    @jamesprather2946 18 дней назад

    R u listening Ukraine?

  • @donharrison706
    @donharrison706 21 день назад +1

    the narrator said "It's similar to cracking a wip." I'm sure he meant to say a whip, which is correctly pronounced hwip.

  • @marciamenage931
    @marciamenage931 21 день назад +1

    Anti gravitic engines, currently being used by military in USA will change the entire aviation industry, with speeds that will be supraluminal, the above propeller is a joke.

  • @TerryBecker-bw1vx
    @TerryBecker-bw1vx 18 дней назад

    What a ridiculous looking pic!

  • @Steve-zo3xm
    @Steve-zo3xm 19 дней назад

    way to much irrelevant fill

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    @ForeverFlame88 22 дня назад +1

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