1972International Shipbuilding ProgressRequires access

The effect of cavitation on the interaction between propeller and ship’s hull12

J.D. van Manen

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In this paper the results of research into the effect of propeller cavitation on ship-propeller interaction and on vibratory forces induced by the propeller are reviewed. A motivation for the need of a large depressurized towing tank is given. The ar

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In this paper the results of research into the effect of propeller cavitation on ship-propeller interaction and on vibratory forces induced by the propeller are reviewed. A motivation for the need of a large depressurized towing tank is given. The ar

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In this paper the results of research into the effect of propeller cavitation on ship-propeller interaction and on vibratory forces induced by the propeller are reviewed. A motivation for the need of a large depressurized towing tank is given. The ar

Key concepts: Cavitation, Propeller, Marine engineering, Aeronautics, Engineering, Environmental science, Oceanography, Geology

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