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The Submarine Torpedo Boat
Its Characteristics And Modern Development

Forfatter: Allen Hoar

År: 1916

Forlag: D. Van Nostrand Company

Sted: New York

Sider: 211

UDK: 623.8

84 Illustrations - 4 Folding Plates

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7° THE SUBMARINE TORPEDO BOAT remainder added to the E.H.P. given by the model test. Assuming for the proposed design a beam-length ratio of .84, take 8.5 per cent as the appendage resistance and the total E.H.P. becomes 640 X.085 +640 = 695 E.H.P. The hull efficiency or the thrust deduction factor as it is called, is the next factor to be considered in computing the propulsive efficiency. This factor is evidenced by the difference in resistance shown when towing a model with no propellors behind and when towing the same model at the same speed with propellors of the same proportion to the ship’s screw as the model is to the ship working behind at a rotary speed such as to give a thrust equal to the resistance of the model. With the propellers working behind the resistance is found to be increased a definite amount, termed thrust deducton, and is caused by the suction influence of the propellers upon the after part of the ship. This suction influence extends far enough forward of the screws to cause a marked diminution of the pressure against the after part of the ship thereby causing a virtual increase in resistance. The propellers must therefore exert a thrust equal to this resistance. * This thrust deduction factor has been determined by numerous experiments and is found to vary directly with the value of the block coefficient of a model having a stand- ard set of lines, and varies from 1 with a block coefficient of .5, to 1.6 with B.C. = .9. The curve from 1.17 the value of the thrust deduction factor corresponding to a block coefficient of .69, is found to be flat all the way up to 1.6 * The Dyson Method. See “Design of Screw Propellers” by Capt. C. W. Dyson, U. S. N.