The importance of considering fatigue phenomena in propeller design is analysed by proposing a reviewed procedure for propeller blade fatigue assessment, already presented in a previous work. According to the results of fatigue tests collected from open literature and to fatigue design methodologies for propellers operating in ice, new corrections and coefficients are defined and introduced in the fatigue assessment. The reviewed procedure is applied to two different test cases. The analysis of the results underlines the importance of a more detailed and direct approach to propeller structural design which, at least in particular cases, could lead to benefits in the propeller performances
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The fatigue test was carried out on an element of a rotor blade removed from the Mi-2 helicopter. Th...
Propeller design considerably evolved during years, continuously imposing new challenges to the desi...
In previous works, the importance of considering fatigue phenomena has been analysed and a procedure...
Traditionally, propeller design has been focused on all activities necessary to obtain a propeller f...
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This paper concerns fatigue testing of the rotor of the propulsion system for the MOSUPS – an unmann...
Mechanical, Maritime and Materials EngineeringMechanical, Maritime and Materials Engineerin
International audienceAn in-house developed software is proposed to study structures made of cast al...
The article discusses the problem of mathematical modelling of energy conversion processes in a rota...
This paper introduces a quantitative concept developed jointly by WR-ALC, the FAA, and the Technolog...
The fatigue test was carried out on an element of a rotor blade removed from the Mi-2 helicopter. Th...
Propeller design considerably evolved during years, continuously imposing new challenges to the desi...
In previous works, the importance of considering fatigue phenomena has been analysed and a procedure...
Traditionally, propeller design has been focused on all activities necessary to obtain a propeller f...
The article presents a continuation of research carried out concerning identification of energy cons...
[Objectives] Propeller strength is of vital significance for ships sailing in icy regions,so researc...
In this paper, the importance of maintenance of marine propulsion is discussed with specific focus o...
Fiber reinforced composites have been increasingly used in the aerospace and automotive industry, du...
The propellers for ships operating in the Antarctic and Arctic regions encounter fragments of ice an...
The proper characterization of cast materials is rather challenging because of wide deviations of ma...
This paper concerns fatigue testing of the rotor of the propulsion system for the MOSUPS – an unmann...
Mechanical, Maritime and Materials EngineeringMechanical, Maritime and Materials Engineerin
International audienceAn in-house developed software is proposed to study structures made of cast al...
The article discusses the problem of mathematical modelling of energy conversion processes in a rota...
This paper introduces a quantitative concept developed jointly by WR-ALC, the FAA, and the Technolog...
The fatigue test was carried out on an element of a rotor blade removed from the Mi-2 helicopter. Th...