Designing a propeller using Gawn Standard Series propeller (URGENT)

Discussion in 'Props' started by Gman999, Jan 22, 2019.

  1. Gman999
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    Gman999 New Member

    Hi all,

    I am designing a propeller based on the Gawn Series and I cannot find the Gawn Kt-Kq chart for a BAR of 0.2. Does anyone know where I can obtain this chart? I would really appreciate it as I have searched everywhere online.

    Kind regards,

    Tariq
     
  2. jehardiman
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    jehardiman Senior Member

    There may not be one. The Gawn series was specifically for wide bladed propellers to lower blade loading to prevent onset of cavitation.
     
  3. Gman999
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    Gman999 New Member

    Thank you for the reply but the Gawn propeller series have a BAR of 0.20-1.10, so there must be a chart for a BAR 0.2. Do you know where I can find it? I would really appreciate it as I need it quite urgently.
     

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    jehardiman Senior Member

    FWIW, I've never seen a Gawn prop under a DAR of 0.5. A BAR of 0.2 would basically be the same as a Wageningen B with a BAR of 0.2 as that was the starting base (note the BAR, DAR and EAR are all different for the same prop). Since it was a 1952 RINA project, I would go look there in the original paper.

    Edit to add...the papers are in Trans. RINA 1953 and 1957.
    http://www.rina.org.uk/hres/1993-1 Hope KJ - Aspects of Modern Propeller Design.pdf
     
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