1972International Shipbuilding ProgressRequires access

Tendencies of marine propeller shaft excitations1

R. Wereldsma

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From two-dimensional considerations a relation has been derived between the dynamic propeller shaft forces and the speed of ship and propeller. A factor, defined as the ‘index of unsteadiness’, enables the prediction of propeller vibratory forces, fo

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From two-dimensional considerations a relation has been derived between the dynamic propeller shaft forces and the speed of ship and propeller. A factor, defined as the ‘index of unsteadiness’, enables the prediction of propeller vibratory forces, fo

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From two-dimensional considerations a relation has been derived between the dynamic propeller shaft forces and the speed of ship and propeller. A factor, defined as the ‘index of unsteadiness’, enables the prediction of propeller vibratory forces, fo

Key concepts: Propeller, Marine engineering, Drive shaft, Oceanography, Geology, Engineering, Environmental science

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