Design of expanded view of propeller

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  1. abhiram
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    Hi,
    I am a student.I need help about designing the expanded view of propeller in AutoCAD.I have the values of pitch by diameter ratio,its open water efficiency and minimum expanded area ratio by Keller's criterion.Can someone help me out with steps or guide me how to start with it?
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    Get a copy of The Principles of Naval Architecture, 1967 edition or 1988 edition volume II. There is a discussion on propeller geometry and how to do a propeller drawing and blade layout in there.
     
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    Thanks for the quick reply.I have read the propeller part of the book but I am still not clear about how to get the developed view out of its expanded view.Yeah,I got its expanded view but i am stuck with the pitch diagram.How do I go with the calculations to get a developed and projected view from here?
     
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    Remember the pitch line is a helix, so the section in the developed view is not only curved to fit the radius, but foreshortend to fit the pitch. Look carefully at Figure 101d in the 67 edition, 25d in the 88 edition and read the corresponding text about the helix.

    Or is you question about how you generate a pitch distribution itself?
     
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    Yeah.Actually first of all I am not getting the pitch distribution diagram itself.I only have a P/D ratio so it means I know only the value of mean pitch at 0.7R.I have no clue how do I get that varying pitch values.I guess I can proceed further only after this.
     
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    Is this a standard series like the Wageningen B? Or is it the output of a propeller design program?
     
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    Its a standard series.I got the expanded view using Wageningen B four blade series calculations.
     
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    For Wageningen go read Section 8, page 183 in Volume II of the 88 edition or Section 17, page 411 of the 67 edition. It has the whole B series development in there.
     

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    Thanks.
     
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