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    Hydrofoils & Propellers 2.23 Hydrofoils & Propellers Exam #1 March 16, 2007 1 1/2 Hour – Open Book Name:_________________________ Note: For all problems assume fluid density is 1000 kg/m3 1) [15 pts]For the vortex system shown below find the total velocity at point P. (show work). 2) [32 pts] New bow planes are designed to trim an autonomous submarine (one on each side of the hull). The foils are flat each with an elliptical planform area of 0.015 m2 and a span of 0.25m . The lift required to trim the hull is 25 N at a vehicle speed of 4 m/s. If the viscous drag coef. (based on planform area) is 0.008 find: a) Lift coef. of one foil b) Estimate the induced drag on both foils c) Estimate the total drag on both foils d) If the hull moves at 4 m/s find the power required to overcome the drag of the foils. 3) [56 pts]A 4 bladed propeller is placed on a submarine hull and is measured to have the following performance: Diameter: 5 meter (R=2.5m) Hub radius: 1 m Rotational speed: 120 rpm Ship speed: 10 m/s Propeller thrust: 500000 N a) Compute J, Kt and Ct for this propeller b) Find the maximum possible efficiency for a propulsor of this size. c) Estimate the ultimate wake diameter as well as the average axial induced velocity ua* at propeller disk using actuator disk theory. d) Find the efficiency of an equivalent propeller from Kramer’s diagram. e) Find the efficiency and pitch if the propeller were a B-series 4 bladed propeller (data curves provided). f) Assuming an actuator disk, estimate the induced velocity on the propeller disk at r/R=0.7. g) At r/R =0.7 the Induced tangential velocity is ut*= -0.8 m/s and the circulation at r/R=0.7 is Γ= 7.0 m2/s Using the induced axial velocity from part f find: inflow angle β, wake angle βi, Draw an accurate velocity diagram at r/R=0.7. h) If the chord at r/R=0.7 is 1m and the drag coefficient of the section is Cd=0.008 Find the axial force/span and tangential force/span at this radius.

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    Hydrofoils & Propellers 2.23 Hydrofoils & Propellers Exam #1 March 16, 2007 1 1/2 Hour – Open Book Name:_________________________ Note: For all problems assume fluid density is 1000 kg/m3 1) [15 pts]For the vortex system shown below find the total velocity at point P. (show work). 2) [32 pts] New bow planes are designed to trim an autonomous submarine (one on each side of the hull). The foils are flat each with an elliptical planform area of 0.015 m2 and a span of 0.25m . The lift required to trim the hull is 25 N at a vehicle speed of 4 m/s. If the viscous drag coef. (based on planform area) is 0.008 find: a) Lift coef. of one foil b) Estimate the induced drag on both foils c) Estimate the total drag on both foils d) If the hull moves at 4 m/s find the power required to overcome the drag of the foils. 3) [56 pts]A 4 bladed propeller is placed on a submarine hull and is measured to have the following performance: Diameter: 5 meter (R=2.5m) Hub radius: 1 m Rotational speed: 120 rpm Ship speed: 10 m/s Propeller thrust: 500000 N a) Compute J, Kt and Ct for this propeller b) Find the maximum possible efficiency for a propulsor of this size. c) Estimate the ultimate wake diameter as well as the average axial induced velocity ua* at propeller disk using actuator disk theory. d) Find the efficiency of an equivalent propeller from Kramer’s diagram. e) Find the efficiency and pitch if the propeller were a B-series 4 bladed propeller (data curves provided). f) Assuming an actuator disk, estimate the induced velocity on the propeller disk at r/R=0.7. g) At r/R =0.7 the Induced tangential velocity is ut*= -0.8 m/s and the circulation at r/R=0.7 is Γ= 7.0 m2/s Using the induced axial velocity from part f find: inflow angle β, wake angle βi, Draw an accurate velocity diagram at r/R=0.7. h) If the chord at r/R=0.7 is 1m and the drag coefficient of the section is Cd=0.008 Find the axial force/span and tangential force/span at this radius.

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    Hydrofoils & Propellers 2.23 Hydrofoils & Propellers Exam #1 March 16, 2007 1 1/2 Hour – Open Book Name:_________________________ Note: For all problems assume fluid density is 1000 kg/m3 1) [15 pts]For the vortex system shown below find the total velocity at point P. (show work). 2) [32 pts] New bow planes are designed to trim an autonomous submarine (one on each side of the hull). The foils are flat each with an elliptical planform area of 0.015 m2 and a span of 0.25m . The lift required to trim the hull is 25 N at a vehicle speed of 4 m/s. If the viscous drag coef. (based on planform area) is 0.008 find: a) Lift coef. of one foil b) Estimate the induced drag on both foils c) Estimate the total drag on both foils d) If the hull moves at 4 m/s find the power required to overcome the drag of the foils. 3) [56 pts]A 4 bladed propeller is placed on a submarine hull and is measured to have the following performance: Diameter: 5 meter (R=2.5m) Hub radius: 1 m Rotational speed: 120 rpm Ship speed: 10 m/s Propeller thrust: 500000 N a) Compute J, Kt and Ct for this propeller b) Find the maximum possible efficiency for a propulsor of this size. c) Estimate the ultimate wake diameter as well as the average axial induced velocity ua* at propeller disk using actuator disk theory. d) Find the efficiency of an equivalent propeller from Kramer’s diagram. e) Find the efficiency and pitch if the propeller were a B-series 4 bladed propeller (data curves provided). f) Assuming an actuator disk, estimate the induced velocity on the propeller disk at r/R=0.7. g) At r/R =0.7 the Induced tangential velocity is ut*= -0.8 m/s and the circulation at r/R=0.7 is Γ= 7.0 m2/s Using the induced axial velocity from part f find: inflow angle β, wake angle βi, Draw an accurate velocity diagram at r/R=0.7. h) If the chord at r/R=0.7 is 1m and the drag coefficient of the section is Cd=0.008 Find the axial force/span and tangential force/span at this radius.

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    Trondheim, Norway

    15~21 September 1996

    21st International Towing Tank


    Conference
    Preface

    Committees of the 21st ITTC


    The Rules of the Organization
    New Technical Committee Structure
    Index of ITTC Documents
    Member Organizations
    Delegates Invited to the 21st ITTC
    Program of the 21st ITTC
    Structure and Tasks of 22nd ITTC
    Committee of the 22nd ITTC
    List of Participants at 21st ITTC
    Proceedings Volume 1: Contents
    Proceedings Volume 2: Contents

    21st International Towing Tank Conference


    Proceedings Volume 1: Contents
    Report of the Advisory Council
    Report of the Executive Committee
    Report of the Seakeeping Committee
    Report of the Cavitation Committee
    Report of the Propulsor Committee
    Report of the Waterjets Group
    Report of the Performance in Ice-Covered Waters Committee
    Report of Ocean Engineering Committee
    Report of the Quality Control Group
    Report of the Symbols and Terminology Group
    Report of Manoeuvrability Committee
    Report of Powering Performance Committee
    Report of Resistance and Flow Committee
    Report of the High-Speed Marine Vehicles Committee
    Guidelines for Preparation of Technical Committee and Working Group
    Report

    21st International Towing Tank Conference


    Proceedings Volume 2: Contents
    The Seakeeping Committee
    The Cavitation Committee
    The Propulsor Committee
    The Waterjets Group
    The Performance in Ice-Covered Waters Committee
    The Ocean Engineering Committee
    The Quality Control Group
    The Symbols and Terminology Group
    The Manoeuvrability Committee
    The Powering Performance Committee
    The Resistance and Flow Committee
    The High-Speed Marine Vehicles Committee
    Workshops
    Stability
    Model Testing of Deep Sea Offshore Structures
    Unconventional Propulsion
    Response Based Design Loads, Impact on Model Testing

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