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User's Manual for a FORTRAN IV Computer Program for Calculating Propeller/Stern Boundary-Layer Interaction on Axisymmetric Bodies.

Thomas T. Huang

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A computer program which calculates the inviscid approximation of propeller/stern boundary-layer interaction is given. The description includes a summary of the inviscid theory and the assumptions used, an outline of the numerical procedure and computation method, a numerical example, FORTRAN listing, and input and output instructions. This program is designed to compute the effective velocity profile from the measured nominal velocity profile for propeller design. (Author)

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A computer program which calculates the inviscid approximation of propeller/stern boundary-layer interaction is given. The description includes a summary of the inviscid theory and the assumptions used, an outline of the numerical procedure and computation method, a numerical example, FORTRAN listing, and input and output instructions. This program is designed to compute the effective velocity profile from the measured nominal velocity profile for propeller design. (Author)

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A computer program which calculates the inviscid approximation of propeller/stern boundary-layer interaction is given. The description includes a summary of the inviscid theory and the assumptions used, an outline of the numerical procedure and computation method, a numerical example, FORTRAN listing, and input and output instructions. This program is designed to compute the effective velocity profile from the measured nominal velocity profile for propeller design. (Author)

Key concepts: Inviscid flow, Fortran, Propeller, Stern, Computation, Computer program, Rotational symmetry, Wake

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