Kort Nozzles and their Propellers

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  1. djackson99
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    djackson99 New Member

    Hi

    I am looking for design guide lines for Kort Nozzles and their Propellers. I prefer a free source but a book recommendation is welcome too. I am planning to cast a nozzle and prop from aluminum for a thruster but I would like a proven design before I go through all of the work.

    Here is what I already know: http://jackson.parcabul.com/sub/thrusters.html

    Thanks, Doug Jackson

    PS: Dustin! You out there? Drop me a line. I lost your email 
     
  2. Unregistered

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    Kort nozzles

    The new (1989) PNA, Vol. 2 has the van Ossaninen coefficients for determining Kt, Kq, etc. and the geometry for the propellers and nozzle. From this you can get the thrust, torque, etc. as well as the geometry. You can get PNA on an interlibrary loan.

    Nautican makes a higher speed nozzle, but it's proprietary.
     
  3. djackson99
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    djackson99 New Member

    Just what I needed. Thanks! --Doug
     
  4. Adrian

    Adrian Guest

    kort nozzle

    What do you mean whith PNA vol 2, I couldn't fibnd anything about it on the net. Could you please give me some more info ?

    Regards.
     

  5. Dutch Peter
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    Dutch Peter Senior Member

    PNA stands for Principals of Naval Architecture
     
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