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I am looking to design a water propeller to turn a small generator and
have some questions. First of all, I have some propeller design programs for a "driving" propeller but was wondering which characteristics are true (or approximate) in reverse. Of course, I am assuming that the concave side of the propeller will be facing upstream in the "driven" condition. 1) Given the same of amount of shaft torque (or horsepower), will the drag on the prop in the driven state be the same as the thrust in the driving state? 2) Related to the above, can the same slippage characteristics be applied in the reverse state? 3) Are there different design features that should be considered for a driven propeller in order to maximize efficiency? Thanks for help with the above! Bailey-- |
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