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exerts force on the fluid. Most
marine propellers are ****
propellers with
helical blades rotating on a
propeller shaft with an
approximately horizontal...
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Aircraft equipped with contra-rotating
propellers (CRP)
coaxial contra-rotating
propellers, or high-speed
propellers,
apply the
maximum power of usually...
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Gloucestershire that
specialises in the manufacture,
repair and
overhaul of
propellers and
propeller components for
customers around the world. It is
owned by GE Aerospace...
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aircraft propeller was
pioneered by the
Wright brothers.
While some
earlier engineers had
attempted to
model air
propellers on
marine propellers, the Wright...
- is
favorable for
substrate binding.
Unlike larger beta-
propellers, four-bladed beta-
propellers usually cannot perform catalysis themselves, but act instead...
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unimproved runways.
Feathering of
these propellers is
performed by the
propeller control lever. The constant-speed
propeller is
distinguished from the reciprocating...
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supercavitating propeller from a
subcavitating propeller running under supercavitating conditions. In general,
subcavitating propellers become less efficient...
- engine, (see above), but the
crankshaft is
fixed to the
airframe and the
propeller is
fixed to the
engine case, so that the
crankcase and
cylinders rotate...
- to:
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Estonian punk band
Propellers (band), an
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Propeller (Guided...
- Counter-rotating
propellers (CRP) are
propellers which turn in
opposite directions to each other. They are used on some twin- and multi-engine
propeller-driven...
