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Further Experiments on Propeller Excited Rudder Forces.

F. M. Lewis

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The effect of bottom position and sweep angle on propeller excited vibratory force is explored. Sweep angle has been found to be particularly sensitive. A technique for separation of vibratory force and couple is developed and demonstrated for one rudder configuration.

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The effect of bottom position and sweep angle on propeller excited vibratory force is explored. Sweep angle has been found to be particularly sensitive. A technique for separation of vibratory force and couple is developed and demonstrated for one rudder configuration.

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The effect of bottom position and sweep angle on propeller excited vibratory force is explored. Sweep angle has been found to be particularly sensitive. A technique for separation of vibratory force and couple is developed and demonstrated for one rudder configuration.

Key concepts: Rudder, Propeller, Marine engineering, Propulsor, Physics, Mechanics, Engineering

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