[PSUBS-MAILIST] props
hank pronk via Personal_Submersibles
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Alan,
This is for maneuvering thrusters on Gamma
Hank --------------------------------------------
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I
thought Gamma had an internal motor.Or
is this for something else?You could
run a propeller fore & aft of the motor, &
the brushless
motors I'm looking at have provision for
that.But you
would need two shaft seals & have that additional
friction.It would
make it more complicated bolting the motor can
together.If you had
the propeller that was back the front, trailing, then the
flowcreated by
the forward propeller might help compensate for the
inefficienciesof the
propeller for reversing.A lot of
the thruster manufacturers ( of which there aren't many
) publicizethe
forward & reverse thrust. That might be interesting
reading.Alan
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Alan,
Another
idea, make a thruster with a prop at each end of the motor,
what do you think?
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Alan,
Maybe it is better to make a prop
that works in
both directions. I can
afford to loose efficiency, that is
better
than mounting two thrusters in my case.
Hank--------------------------------------------
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Hi
Hank,I guess
you would be getting the same
thrust in both directions,
butyou would
be doubling the pitch of the
propeller by
doubling up, &
there maybe a lot
of
turbulance between the propellers.There
are
propeller calculators that take a
number of input variables
like hp, revs,
boat size,intended
speed, diameter of the
propeller & pitch. You leave one
input
out & it calculatesthat for
you. You
could call the two
propellers one (add the two
pitches
together) & see what diameter
it
calculates for you at a given pitch &
play around
till you get the most
efficientdiameter /
pitch
combination; then
use the diameter but
halve the
pitch.I
don't think I made a lot of sense, but if
you go down
that path I
will explain a bit
better.However
given that submarines
operate better with bigger diameter,
lower
pitch propellersit
probably isn't a
good idea going to two
smaller higher
pitched
propellers.Alan
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Hi All,
If I build a
thruster
with an extra long
shaft, then put
two props on back to
back, one prop
reversed.
Will the thruster perform equally
in both
directions?
Hank
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