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Marine Propeller Thrust: How Do I Calculate It?
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[QUOTE="Drakkith, post: 5535708, member: 272035"] Hi Marco97! Welcome to PF! Unfortunately we need more information if we are going to help you. The thrust required to move an object through water depends on the speed at which you want to move it, the shape of the object, and a variety of other properties. The required RPM (of the propeller I assume) depends on the size and shape of the blades and how much thrust you want out of it. And yes, the properties of a ship's propeller will be very different from an aircraft's. I can't say I know much about this topic, but if you can provide a bit more information I'm sure someone here can assist you. [/QUOTE]
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