Propeller Design for Pumping Water
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Description:
Design a propeller for pumping water. The propeller is molded plastic, 4.7" OD, 2.5" D hub, 5/8" bore,1.200" thick, 4 blades, with each blade .15" thick at the tip and .25" at the hub, max thicknes at 1/3 from leading edge, 10° pitch at the tip, 12° @ 3.76" D, 16° at the Hub, the top of the blade is flat and the angle to the horizontal is the angle(s) given.
Wants:
I am look at the ability to properly and smoothly provide the blade twisting profile
Ask for Sample:
We have numerous propellers to make
Software:
- SolidWorks preferred (current)
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#14 Propeller Pumping Water 4
by Stelios
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#13 Propeller Pumping Water 3
by Stelios
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#12 Propeller Pumping Water 2
by Stelios
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#7 Propeller for Pumping Water
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#5 Modified Prop, radius on trailing edge
by tsalpha
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#4 water pump propeller
by Manuel Rosso
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#3 Propeller for Pumping Water
by tsalpha
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by mariusp
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#1 Propeller For Pumping Water
by graphcomnsk
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Discussion
can you give a hand sketch for that&;s model include dimension do you need. so I can do that properly
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Designer
ok
blade sections are symmetric, or they follow some NACA profile?
when you say 10° pitch at the tip, 12° @ 3.76" D, 16° at the hub, what is the refference plane?
is the horizontal plane?, if so what is the angle between the horizontal plane and, let&;s say, the hub&;s axis
thanks
blade sections are symmetric, or they follow some NACA profile?
when you say 10° pitch at the tip, 12° @ 3.76" D, 16° at the hub, what is the refference plane?
is the horizontal plane?, if so what is the angle between the horizontal plane and, let&;s say, the hub&;s axis
thanks
Buyer
the propeller blade sections are .150" thick at the tip changing gradually to .200" at the hub. the thickest section is 1/3 from the leading edge. the leading and trailing profiles are arcs the arcs are tangent to each other at the tickest point.
Designer
in order to provide a better design please send more info
thanks
thanks
Designer
hi there
i do not understand how the thickness is propagating along the blade
at the hub we have .25" thickness, isn&;t this the largest value?
also
what kind of profile would you like us to use?
thanks in advance for your answers
i do not understand how the thickness is propagating along the blade
at the hub we have .25" thickness, isn&;t this the largest value?
also
what kind of profile would you like us to use?
thanks in advance for your answers
Tue, 07 May 2013 18:16:19 +0000
Hai Willis,
It was nice job for us. We request you to send us any sample pics if you have,
Regards
Ram Gopal
It was nice job for us. We request you to send us any sample pics if you have,
Regards
Ram Gopal
Designer
I have seen that common propellers have a section similar to NACA wings, where the curvature of the surface is defined, as well as radius of the attack border. I imagine they are specified in the procedure used for the calculation of the propeller. Please, inform if those sections will be provided.
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