Characteristics of Several Single- and Dual-rotating Propellers in Negative Thrust
Jean Gilman
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Jean Gilman
Abstract
Report discusses the thrust and power characteristics of several single- and dual-rotating propellers with differing blade width and number of blades for negative-thrust operation from -45 degrees to 145 degrees blade angle. From Summary: The tests indicate that it is possible to predict for a given propeller design characteristics in the negative-thrust range from known characteristics at a different activity factor. Adequate negative thrusts were indicated for extremely high positive as well as negative blade angles.
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Report discusses the thrust and power characteristics of several single- and dual-rotating propellers with differing blade width and number of blades for negative-thrust operation from -45 degrees to 145 degrees blade angle. From Summary: The tests indicate that it is possible to predict for a given propeller design characteristics in the negative-thrust range from known characteristics at a different activity factor. Adequate negative thrusts were indicated for extremely high positive as well as negative blade angles.
Key concepts: Thrust, Propeller, Blade (archaeology), Range (aeronautics), Dual (grammatical number), Structural engineering, Engineering, Physics