Hello
I am looking to model a propeller under CATIA V5, I have the following information:
Diameter=63cm
3blades
Motor power 500W
Speed 8km/h
1000 revolutions per minute
Thank you
Hello
What type of fluid?
What does the speed of 8km/h mean? The speed of the vehicle?
Blowing or sucking? (By positioning yourself at the hub)
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it's for a Propeller for boat 7
The speed 8km/h corresponds to the maximum speed of movement of the machine
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What are you looking for?
The way to draw or determine it?
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It's for an interview for an internship in China, I have to design it
How to do it
1) What values to put to create the propeller under CATIA V5
http://cjoint.com/?DIEoiCvI32C
2) what value to put in the scan under CATIA V5
I think it's a little more complicated than a simple propeller function, isn't it?
Should it be sized or drawn?
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they ask me to draw it
2 links to get basics:
http://jean.dahec.free.fr/25oct/calcul-helice.html
http://www.techboat.com/composants/calculsP.asp
These are the first 2 links I found with Gogol when searching for "calculate propeller boat"
@ bledabdel
You
a propeller diameter of 3 blades of 630 mm
A 500W motor power
Isn't there a wolf somewhere??????
I already have a hard time thinking that 500W is enough to turn a 630 mm blade in the water
@+;-))
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I check my units and post the right ones, sorry
look here it gives some nice info in the field
http://www.heliciel.com/helice/helice-propulsion/helice-bateau.htm
Some refs of + on boat propellers
http://www.vidalmarine.com/catalogue/Chap_03.pdf
@+ ;-))
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Well done @gt22.
With a power of 500W and a speed of 1000 rpm (w=105 rad/s), since P=Cw, it leaves a torque of not quite 5N.m. To turn a propeller in the water, it's really not much.
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