Nozzle, or ducted, propellers are most commonly used when high efficiency is required at low speed of the vessel. However, normally with a nozzle fitted that accelerates propeller inflow, its blades take a larger risk of cavitation. This paper examines the performance of a nozzle propeller configuration in terms of open water and thrust breakdown characteristics by both experimental and conventional RANS CFD methods. Combining the merits of EFD and CFD, the results reveal some promising features as well as challenges in performance predictions of nozzle propellers
This paper describes procedures and methodologies that were recently developed to enhance the capabi...
The performance of a marine propeller is often studied in two conditions – non cavitating and cavita...
The propeller cavitation not only affects the propulsive efficiency of a ship but also can cause vib...
Nozzle, or ducted, propellers are most commonly used when high efficiency is required at low speed o...
As a part of the important thing in ship design is propeller design. Propeller its self has many kin...
In presence of hydrodynamics phenomena occur surrounding propeller evidently affects on accuracy’s p...
Marine propellers design requirements are always more pressing and the application of unusual propul...
In the present work, a comparison between the results obtained by a panel code with a Reynolds-avera...
AbstractIn this study an attempt has been made to study the hydrodynamic performance of pumpjet prop...
Two couple of original and final designed model propellers that are, in real scale, mounted on a fis...
Marine propellers design requirements are always more pressing and the application of unusual propul...
This paper examines the methodology for the Reynolds Averaged Navier-Stokes (RANS) based Computation...
Equations for thrust calculation of ducted propellers and waterjet propulsion systems are derived fr...
Within the EU research project VIRTUE and Finnish Funding Agency for Technology and Innovation (TEKE...
The paper analyses the flow around a marine propeller ducted with a so-called decelerating nozzle bo...
This paper describes procedures and methodologies that were recently developed to enhance the capabi...
The performance of a marine propeller is often studied in two conditions – non cavitating and cavita...
The propeller cavitation not only affects the propulsive efficiency of a ship but also can cause vib...
Nozzle, or ducted, propellers are most commonly used when high efficiency is required at low speed o...
As a part of the important thing in ship design is propeller design. Propeller its self has many kin...
In presence of hydrodynamics phenomena occur surrounding propeller evidently affects on accuracy’s p...
Marine propellers design requirements are always more pressing and the application of unusual propul...
In the present work, a comparison between the results obtained by a panel code with a Reynolds-avera...
AbstractIn this study an attempt has been made to study the hydrodynamic performance of pumpjet prop...
Two couple of original and final designed model propellers that are, in real scale, mounted on a fis...
Marine propellers design requirements are always more pressing and the application of unusual propul...
This paper examines the methodology for the Reynolds Averaged Navier-Stokes (RANS) based Computation...
Equations for thrust calculation of ducted propellers and waterjet propulsion systems are derived fr...
Within the EU research project VIRTUE and Finnish Funding Agency for Technology and Innovation (TEKE...
The paper analyses the flow around a marine propeller ducted with a so-called decelerating nozzle bo...
This paper describes procedures and methodologies that were recently developed to enhance the capabi...
The performance of a marine propeller is often studied in two conditions – non cavitating and cavita...
The propeller cavitation not only affects the propulsive efficiency of a ship but also can cause vib...