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The history of the propeller, explained and animated for the Mariner's Mirror Podcast.The modern day Marine Propeller has a long history. First designs for screw propulsion go back thousands of years. The original displacement screw on which propellers are based, was first invented by Archimedes in the third century B.C. The ARCHIMEDES SCREW was first putto use for displacing grain and other cereal crops. A simple and effective way of moving large amounts to load farm vehicles and warehouses. This original concept is still in wide use today in farming and other industries. You can find an Archimedes screw on modern combine harvesters for example. It was soon realized that the same principle could be used to displace liquids, providing an effective way of causing a flow of material.When the Archimedes Screw is submerged, a thrust is created by the displacement of water. This is because of Newton’s third law... for every action, there’s an equal and opposite reaction.The difference in pressures at each end of the screw produces a thrust, forcing it to move through the water. The next logical step was to fit the assembly to the underside of a vessel to drive it. Sure enough, the displacement was enough to propel the vessel. At this time steam powered ships were using rotary side paddles for propulsion and this method was still considered the most efficient. Nevertheless, the concept was progressed and developed to try and improve speed and mobility. n Eighteen thirty-five a major breakthrough came about when, during a test trial, the screw was accidentally damaged. Part of it was dislodged, leaving the remaining part to propel the ship. It was discovered that this actually improved the performance due to a shorter screw having less drag. A new shorter screw propeller was developed and was first fitted to THE ARCHIMEDES. This paved the way for the modern propellers of today. The first one to successfully utilize the screw propeller familiar to us today was BRUNEL who developed a 6-bladed version in Eighteen forty-seven. This was fitted to The GREAT BRITAIN, the first screw-propelled and iron vessel to cross the Atlantic. Since the Brunel model, the fundamental design of marine propellers has changed very little, reinforcing the ingenuity of this clever device. So what lies behind this design that has stood the test of time? Marine propellers achieve propulsion by using their angled blades to generate thrust. It’s much the same principle that an aeroplane adopts to generate lift. If an aerofoil has no angle, the pressures are equal above and below it. In this case, a boat will have no thrust and an aircraft will have no lift. When an angle of attack is introduced, the flow hits the underside causing a high pressure area as the wing is pushed upwards by it. A low pressure area forms above the wing as the flow is sucked into the area of displacement. To illustrate how a marine propeller works, a propeller blade can be compared to an aircraft wing. A basic two-bladed propeller is essentially two wings... If you turn one around so that it’s facing the other way, the pressure differential will also inverse causing an opposing thrust. Throw in a central pivot between them and the opposing forces will cause the propeller to turn. Similarly, if a propeller is powered to rotate, it will cause the same pressure differences, producing thrust to the rear... Remember Newton’s law? The propeller will want to react and move forward. So there you have it. The trusty propeller has so far withstood opposition from other methods of marine propulsion. There have been many variations and advances in designs which make certain propellers more suitable for their various applications. But essentially, the brilliant concept of screw propulsion remains unchallenged.
Sharrow and MIT have both been working on toroidal propellers which have shown incredible results. In this video we look at a new design of propellers known as toroidal propellers. These have been shown to increase efficiency, thrust, and reduce the noise of both boats and drones. There could be many applications for this, such as cargo ships, electric flying taxies, and even computer fans. Sources: 🤍 🤍 🤍 (🤍SharrowMarine talk) 🤍 #breakthrough #drones #boats
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This video will give you a general overview of the most common propulsion and manoeuvring systems used to day. Manoeuvring Characteristics. The traditional rudder and propeller system. Motor ship – Low speed diesel engines. Motor ship – Medium and high speed diesel engines. Turbines. Controllable pitch propeller (CPP). Ducted propellers. The conventional rudder profile. Rudder balance. Rudder designs. Other rudder designs. Operational aspects. Twin schilling rudders. Turning diagram for twin schilling rudder. Conventional single screw arrangement. Accurate and predictable turning manoeuvres. Turning with constant rate of turn. Calculation of rate of turn (ROT). Turning with fixed turn radius. What is ship handling? 🤍 Forces Involved During Manoeuvring and Sailing of Ships 🤍 Manoeuvring Characteristics And Interaction 🤍 Marine Useful Manoeuvres 🤍 Propulsion And Manoeuvring Systems 🤍 Don't Forget to Subscribe Us Like Facebook: 🤍 Follow Twitter: 🤍 Follow Google+ 🤍 Website: 🤍
The video above will show you how to make a simple Archimedes screw yourself. It has many common applications such as water pump, power generation system, conveyor belt... Here are some examples I've done: Pump Archimedes: 🤍 Archimedes' turbine: 🤍 🤍 Thank you for watching.
A booklet proposing a new propeller design in 1876 - the 'De Bay' Propeller -was recently discovered in the archives of the Lloyds Register Foundation. Of a very unusual design this animation shows how the De bay propeller worked. It consisted of two screws, one with four and one with five blades. Portions of each blade were cut out.The Screws were fixed on two shafts – one tubular and one solid which allowed the screws to revolve in opposite directions, the solid portions of each blade passing through the gaps cut out in the other. The design was intended to make the propeller more efficient by forcing water directly backwards, in line with the keel. Initial trials proved Mr DeBay’s claims. Ships fitted with the propeller were swift, handled well, made huge savings in fuel, created no side-wash and little vibration. But this innovation has long been forgotten by history. For a full audio podcast on the history of the marine propeller check out the Mariner's Mirror podcast.
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This is a ship ship propeller and this is the submarine propeller, so what is the difference between them? Propellers often are operated cavitating, where they turn fast enough, to case voids to form in the low pressure areas of the blades. Screws( submarine propellers) are seldom used this way, It’s normally called a screw, if it has been designed to operate very efficiently and quietly. It was not very long ago that making a big propeller for a ship was done by casting, grinding and hand sanding the blades. Balancing was done by sanding each blade until they got it as balanced as possible. Today a screw means a better designed and built propeller.
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This is video 10 in the series of videos on ship handling. This video discusses the concept of transverse thrust and its effect on single screw (right-handed propellers), twin screw and controllable pitch propellers (CPP). Students and mariners must watch other videos listed below to enhance knowledge of the topic: Manoeuvring when approaching a pilot station: 🤍 Speed when picking up a pilot: 🤍 Manoeuvring in shallow waters: 🤍 Squat and the factors governing it: 🤍 Practical calculation of a ship’s squat: 🤍 Narrow channel effects on ship handling: 🤍 Interaction between ships in overtaking and head-on situation: 🤍 Interaction between tug and ship: 🤍 Turning short around in a narrow channel: 🤍
I dive into my old collection of Popular Mechanics magazines and get inspired to build something! I found Ernest Winter’s air screw bicycle, so I tried to build it. He claims it is able to hit 20 miles per hour, will I be able to match his speed? How will I build the propeller? How can I power it with my feet? Will it go fast enough to fly? How does it compare to a giant fan? I go on the journey to test it and more! Hex Key Holders 🤍 Stabila Protractor 🤍 NEW Welding Tables 🤍 The Professional Cyclists that Helped Us on the Journey 🤍 More Cool Tools Here 🤍
If you are changing the propellers on the DJI Mini 3 or Mini 3, be careful not to strip the tiny Phillip's head screws that hold the props in place! If you do, you may have a drone that won't fly. In this video we tell you how to avoid stripping the propeller screws in the Mini 3 by using the proper sized screwdriver and aligning the screwdriver correctly. If you own a DJI Mini 3 or Mini 3 Pro, you definitely want to watch this video and make sure that you have the right sized screwdriver or driver bit for a #wowstick or other changeable screwdriver! Thanks to 🤍 for sponsoring this video. Check out their cool shirts! #SummerEverest #SEDays Buy Wowstick with PH0000 bit: 🤍 Buy Rartop with PH0000 bit: 🤍 These are affiliate links that support Ready Set Drone Check out Kris' channel: 🤍 Check out Kelly's Podcast: 🤍 The music in this video is from Epidemic Sound. 🤍 If you want inexpensive, hassle-free music that sounds great for all of your social media channels, you should definitely check out Epidemic Sound. Join this channel to get access to perks: 🤍 Kelly Shores is a FAA Part 107 certified drone pilot. He enjoys flying toy drones, camera drones, RC airplanes, and FPV quads. When he's not flying drones, Kelly enjoys photography, biking, travel and hanging out with his family! #mini3pro #dji #drone
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As a precursor to my Master Airscrew propeller review for the DJI Mini 3 Pro, here is the sound and decibel level comparison with DJI OEM propellers. The Master Airscrew propellers are a touch louder, about 1-2 decibels and a slightly different pitch. I’m not sure if I have a preference. What do you guys think? For me personally, it’s not about noise or extra flight time, it’s all about having a splash of colour. Anything other than boring, old black. Stay tuned for the full review. Cheers! For me personally, it’s not about noise or extra flight time, it’s all about having a splash of colour. Anything other than boring, old black. Stay tuned for the full review. Cheers! You can check out Master Airscrew props here - 🤍 — My Main Gear — ✅ DJI Mini 3 Pro - 🤍 ✅ DJI Mini 2 - 🤍 ✅ Canon EOS R6 - 🤍 ✅ Canon EOS R - 🤍 ✅ Canon EF 16-35mm f/2.8L III lens - 🤍 ✅ Lowepro ProTactic BP 450 AW II - 🤍 ✅ Rode VideoMicPro - 🤍 DISCLOSURE: We often share products and services that we regularly use and that we think may be helpful to our viewers. We use referral links when possible and we may receive a small commission when purchases are made through these links. This comes at no cost to you but the small compensation we receive helps to support this channel. As an Amazon Associate we earn from qualifying purchases and this is why most of our gear links redirect to Amazon.com. Well, that and we do purchase a lot of our gear through Amazon. Thank you for your support. #DJIMini3Pro #MasterAirscrew #Propellers
Strange as it sounds, ships can be described as either Right or Left Handed. It has nothing to do with which hand they naturally write with, but it actually tells us which way their propeller spins and the effect that it has on ship handling. You may have heard the terms propeller walk, or transverse thrust before. These both describe the effect itself. Right handed and left handed is just the terms we use to know what was a ship's propeller spins and consequently what she will do when you run astern. -JOIN OUR COMMUNITY We have launched a new community of maritime enthusiasts over on Patreon. ★ 🤍 When you join, you will become part of an Exclusive Community, gain Early Access to our YouTube videos*, receive Exclusive Content* and have influence over Community Videos* *Everyone becomes a part of our community, but additional rewards will depend on the tier you select. WITH THANKS- ★ Images used under license from Shutterstock.com Detailed Cargo Ship - Shaineast / Shutterstock.com ★ Music & Sound Effects Sounds Effects by Epidemic Sound (🤍) -DISCLAIMER All content on this channel is provided for entertainment purposes only. Although every effort has been made to ensure the content is accurate and up to date, it remains the responsibility of the viewer to determine its accuracy and validity. The content should never be used to substitute professional advice or education.
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My eternal thanks to the community for supporting this video: 🤍 ✩ABOUT THIS VIDEO✩ In this video, we investigate why the number of blades on a propeller matters and why 4 blades can be better than 3. We also touch upon why Titanic might have had a different number of blades on her propellers and what experiments they may have been running. ✩JOIN OUR COMMUNITY✩ 🤍 The community is our space for anyone that wants to get even more from Casual Navigation. I am eternally grateful for all members of the community as you are the ones that help me and continue to drive this channel forward. When you join, you’ll instantly become much closer to the channel, with a range of perks and rewards depending on the tier you select. ➼ Ad-Free ➼ Early Access ➼ Bonus Content ➼ Get Involved ✩WITH THANKS✩ ➼ ARTISTS Rob Farnworth, David Jarvis ✩DISCLAIMER✩ All content on this channel is provided for entertainment purposes only. Although every effort has been made to ensure the content is accurate and up to date, it remains the responsibility of the viewer to determine its accuracy and validity. The content should never be used to substitute professional advice or education.
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Steps of repairing briquette machine screw propeller 1. Preheat the part of the propellerwhich needs to be repaired, bring the temperature to about 200 ℃ 2. Select wear-resistant electrode (707). According to the weardegree of screw propeller, bead weld one layer first, remove the slag before the second layer is welded. The welding thickness exceeds the required thickness of 1-2mm. Welded propellers must not have defects such as slag inclusions and air holes. 3. Insert the welded part into dry quicklime or plant ash and make it 4. Cool down to below 50 ℃ and take it out. Use a silicon carbide grinding wheel for grinding. Do not use excessive force or local overheating during grinding. Do not cool with water or other liquids. 5. There must be no potholes or unevenness on the front surface of the spiral after grinding. You can visit our page for more details: 🤍 Contact us directly Email: ian🤍belongmachinery.com WhatsApp: 0086-13526427674
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This video includes how to connect a propeller to a brushless motor. Short and sweet tutorial. Only from SriTu Hobby Tech. If you think this video is good, don't forget to like and comment. Subscribe to more videos - 🤍 Website for more tutorial - 🤍 Android app for more tutorial - 🤍 ( Social media links ) Facebook🤍 Twitter-🤍 Instagram-🤍 Pinterest-🤍 Tiktok-🤍 Thanks for watching. If you learned something in this video, Like. Share. Subscribe. What do you think? please comment below. #Shorts
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This video shows how to remove stripped screws that hold in the propeller blades on a DJI Mini 3 Pro drone. This may not be the best way and this may not be the only way, but it's the way that worked for me. Hope this helps and enjoy.
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