Application of Vortex Flow Model in Propeller-Stator System Design and Analysis

The paper covers basics of the vortex model used for propeller-stator systems. The outline of the design algorithm is given and the results of its application are shown. The designed propeller-stator system was the subject of model tests run at the CTO model basin and cavitation tunnel. Stator’s inf...

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Main Authors: Król Przemysław, Bugalski Tomasz
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Sciendo 2018-03-01
Series:Polish Maritime Research
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Online Access:https://doi.org/10.2478/pomr-2018-0004
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spelling doaj-a38fe85ae09648fc975d532aba2f41952021-09-05T14:01:06ZengSciendoPolish Maritime Research2083-74292018-03-01251243210.2478/pomr-2018-0004pomr-2018-0004Application of Vortex Flow Model in Propeller-Stator System Design and AnalysisKról Przemysław0Bugalski Tomasz1Ship Design and Research Centre, Gdańsk, Poland; Gdańsk University of Technology, PolandShip Design and Research Centre, Gdańsk, PolandThe paper covers basics of the vortex model used for propeller-stator systems. The outline of the design algorithm is given and the results of its application are shown. The designed propeller-stator system was the subject of model tests run at the CTO model basin and cavitation tunnel. Stator’s influence on the delivered power required by the propeller and its revolution rate has been examined by conducting self-propulsion tests with and without stator. The tests performed in the cavitation tunnel revealed only weak tip vortex cavitation on the propeller. No cavitation was observed on the stator at the design point. A wide range of the performed tests allowed the authors to identify details of the developed theory which will require further improvement.https://doi.org/10.2478/pomr-2018-0004propellerwake improving deviceupstream statorcavitationv ortex lattice method
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author Król Przemysław
Bugalski Tomasz
spellingShingle Król Przemysław
Bugalski Tomasz
Application of Vortex Flow Model in Propeller-Stator System Design and Analysis
Polish Maritime Research
propeller
wake improving device
upstream stator
cavitation
v ortex lattice method
author_facet Król Przemysław
Bugalski Tomasz
author_sort Król Przemysław
title Application of Vortex Flow Model in Propeller-Stator System Design and Analysis
title_short Application of Vortex Flow Model in Propeller-Stator System Design and Analysis
title_full Application of Vortex Flow Model in Propeller-Stator System Design and Analysis
title_fullStr Application of Vortex Flow Model in Propeller-Stator System Design and Analysis
title_full_unstemmed Application of Vortex Flow Model in Propeller-Stator System Design and Analysis
title_sort application of vortex flow model in propeller-stator system design and analysis
publisher Sciendo
series Polish Maritime Research
issn 2083-7429
publishDate 2018-03-01
description The paper covers basics of the vortex model used for propeller-stator systems. The outline of the design algorithm is given and the results of its application are shown. The designed propeller-stator system was the subject of model tests run at the CTO model basin and cavitation tunnel. Stator’s influence on the delivered power required by the propeller and its revolution rate has been examined by conducting self-propulsion tests with and without stator. The tests performed in the cavitation tunnel revealed only weak tip vortex cavitation on the propeller. No cavitation was observed on the stator at the design point. A wide range of the performed tests allowed the authors to identify details of the developed theory which will require further improvement.
topic propeller
wake improving device
upstream stator
cavitation
v ortex lattice method
url https://doi.org/10.2478/pomr-2018-0004
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