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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Surface-Piercing Propeller"”.

  1. Design and numerical analysis of an unconventional surface-piercing propeller for improved performance at low and high speeds

    Traditional propellers operate fully submerged, with cavitation limited as much as possible in order to minimize its disruptive and damaging consequences. Conversely, supercavitating propellers operate in an encompassing vapor cavity, thereby averting these negative effects while substantially …

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  2. On the Simulation of an All Electric Ship Powertrain Utilizing a Surface Piercing Propeller Via a Modular Main Propulsion Plant Model

    … a marine powertrain consisting of a prime mover, propeller shaft, propulsor, and control system was developed, tested, and used to demonstrate the ability to analyze the marine powertrain numerically. The modularity of the model allows for the user to easily substitute different or more advanced …

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  3. An Analysis on Hydrodynamic Loads for Surface-Piercing Propellers Using Computational Fluid Dynamics

    A surface piercing propeller (SPP) is a propeller that is partially submerged in water and is considered a possible solution to high-speed vessels (greater than 50 knots) where cavitation plays a vital role due to its ever-increasing detrimental effects. Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) has …

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