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This document contains group homework assignments for a course on aircraft propeller systems from the Ho Chi Minh City University of Technology. It includes: 1) Information about the course, instructor, student group, and assignment due date. 2) Three assignment problems involving calculating propeller performance parameters like tip speed, thrust and torque coefficients, efficiency, diameter, and local flow angle. 3) The student group's solutions to two of the assignment problems, showing the equations and calculations used to determine values for propeller rotational speed, diameter, and local flow angle.

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Nhom 10 - Chuong 5

This document contains group homework assignments for a course on aircraft propeller systems from the Ho Chi Minh City University of Technology. It includes: 1) Information about the course, instructor, student group, and assignment due date. 2) Three assignment problems involving calculating propeller performance parameters like tip speed, thrust and torque coefficients, efficiency, diameter, and local flow angle. 3) The student group's solutions to two of the assignment problems, showing the equations and calculations used to determine values for propeller rotational speed, diameter, and local flow angle.

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ĐẠI HỌC QUỐC GIA TP.

HỒ CHÍ MINH

TRƯỜNG ĐẠI HỌC BÁCH KHOA

KHOA KỸ THUẬT GIAO THÔNG


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BK
TP.HCM

Group Homeworks

Môn học: Hệ thống lực đẩy máy bay (TR3137)

Chương 5: Propellers

Nhóm: 10

Danh sách thành viên:

Lê Việt Hùng 2052502

Lê Hồng Quân 2053369

Nguyễn Minh Khoa 2053138

Học kỳ: HK222

Giảng viên: TS. Trần Tiến Anh

Ngày nộp: 09/03/2023

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List of assignments:

5.10

5.23

5.17

5.17 A three-bladed propeller has the following data:


+ Generated power= 2250 Hp
+ Sea level conditions
+ Relative tip speed= 320 m/s
+ Flight speed= 75 m/s
+ Blade section has a lift and drag coefficients equal to 0.85 and 0.0425,
respectively
Calculate
a) Tip rotational speed
b) Thrust and torque coefficients
c) Propeller efficiency
d) Rotational speed
e) Propeller diameter
f) Reference blade chord
For a preliminary analysis assume that:
+ Blade has a constant chord equal to the reference chord (cref), where
cref=0.06D
and D is the propeller diameter
+ a= 0.1, aΩ= 0

Solutions:

a) Tip rotational speed, given a = 0.1 and

b)
Thrust and torque coefficients

2
Firstly, define

Assuming c(x)=c=const

3
Similarly:

Plug in the value c = cref = 0.06D and R = D/2 to form

and

c)
Propeller efficiency

d)
Rotational speed

and sea level condition:


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Resulting in the system equation:

And by using Matlab, the value pairs for n and D are:

5.10 Using simple momentum theory, develop an expression for the thrust of a

propeller in terms of disc area, air density, and axial velocities of the air a long

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Solutions:
a)

Consider the system shown on figure 1 below

The thrust to
According canthe
also be calculated
simple momentum from the pressures
theory, onon
the thrust the two
the side
disc is of the disc as

We also have, from applying Bernoulli’s equation within each of two regions 1
and 2

So,

and rearranging terms, we get


Dividing this by

Then,

b)
Since the helicopter ascends vertically with constant speed

The power is

From the simple momentum theory

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(with a is the inflow factor)

Velocity of ascent

P5.23 An aircraft flying at 592 km/hr is powered by a propeller rotating at 1800

rpm. The propeller is of 3.05 m diameter and uses NACA 0015 airfoil section. At

the reference blade section at 0.9144 m from the root, where the blade angle is

47.7o compute the local flow angle at the station.

Solutions:

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