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Old 06-26-2005, 10:33 PM
coolblizz coolblizz is offline
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Controls of Voith Schneider propulsion

Hi everybody.....

I am working on the hydrodynamics of the tugboat using the Voith Schneider propeller. Can anyone please help me with the question below?

"For a Voith Schneider control, the X-pitch changes the ship's Fwd and Aft speeds, while the Y-pitch changes the amount of Port and Starboard turnings. So how are the X-pitch and Y-pitch calculated?"

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Old 11-23-2005, 09:13 AM
ROY1623 ROY1623 is offline
 
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Hi Coolblizz & fellow members,

Voith Schneider Propeller have a couple of new invention; to enhance improve steering force on a Voith Water Tractor, a new design on the skeg is introduced, called Turbo Fin. And also a two bladed propeller on a VSP unit now know as Voith Cyclodial Rudder (VCR); use as passive mode, a rudder, as active mode, a propulsion system.

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