Design and performance analysis of a counter rotating propeller

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Öztürk, Sercan

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Whether it is a large container ship or a submarine operating at depths of hundreds of meters, propellers are in action to advance in the water. Counter-rotating propeller, abbreviated as CRP, is a combined propulsor where the propellers, called forward and aft, are placed one behind another and rotate in opposite directions. The main advantages of a CRP are increased efficiency due to less fuel consumption than a single propeller and torque cancellation phenomena by rotations in opposite directions. In the present study, design and performance analyses of a CRP are conducted for the bare hull geometry of DARPA Suboff. OpenProp which is an open-source computational tool for the design and analysis of propellers written in the MATLAB programming language is used as the parametric analysis and design tool. ANSYS Fluent is used for performance evaluations. The methodology for design and numerical analyses is set with a propeller called DTMB4119 and validated with an experimental data.

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Counter-rotating propeller, OpenProp, DTMB4119, Design, Performance analysis

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Graduate School of Natural and Applied Sciences, Thesis

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S. Öztürk, “Design and performance analysis of a counter rotating propeller,” M.S. - Master of Science, Middle East Technical University, 2022.