Gonzalo Perez-Gomez, J. González-Adalid
Abstract
The generalization made to the New Momentum Theory with the aim to design CLT propellers working in a velocities field with both axial and tangential components (nozzle propellers, contrarotating propellers, etc.) has allowed the authors to design contrarotating and tandem propellers both with conventional and CLT blades.
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The generalization made to the New Momentum Theory with the aim to design CLT propellers working in a velocities field with both axial and tangential components (nozzle propellers, contrarotating propellers, etc.) has allowed the authors to design contrarotating and tandem propellers both with conventional and CLT blades.
Key concepts: Nozzle, Tandem, Generalization, Engineering, Mechanical engineering, Marine engineering, Structural engineering, Aerospace engineering