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3-Blade Propeller Design Analysis

This document provides details on the generated geometry, boundary conditions, and cases for a 3-blade propeller design. It includes dimensions, mass, material, rotational speed, surface contacts, and applied moments for baseline and three cases. Deformation and moment reaction results are reported for each case.

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3-Blade Propeller Design Analysis

This document provides details on the generated geometry, boundary conditions, and cases for a 3-blade propeller design. It includes dimensions, mass, material, rotational speed, surface contacts, and applied moments for baseline and three cases. Deformation and moment reaction results are reported for each case.

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Course: Propeller Design and Theory

Report: One (1)

Generated Geometry (3-Blade Propeller)


Geometry Dimensions (cm) Mass (kg) Material
Propeller blade 259.08 115.2 Aluminum Alloy
Propeller Shaft 250 7.5 C1020
(Hub to Engine Flange)
Flange (shaft support) - - -

Boundary conditions

Propeller Rotational Speed 2000 RPM


Shaft-end Surface Remote displacement
Shaft-Flange Surface Contact Cylindrical Support
Propeller Moment 0-50 Nm

Cases
Case Moment (Nm)
Baseline 0
Case 1 10
Case 2 25
Case 3 50

Geometry and Mesh

DEFORMATION
MOMENT REACTION
Case 1 Moment
X-axis -28.317 N·m
Y-axis 20.936 N·m
Z-axis -4.2001 N·m
Total 35.466 N·m
Case 2
X-axis -28.324 N·m
Y-axis 17.94 N·m
Z-axis -4.1995 N·m
Total 33.789 N·m
Case 3
X-axis -28.335 N·m
Y-axis 12.947 N·m
Z-axis -4.1985 N·m
Total 31.435 N·m

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