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I don't have any answers for you, but what you are describing is really very
similar to the way a generator in a hydro-electric dam is driven. Instead of a propeller, it's a turbine. Maybe you could do some research on the characteristics of a hydro-power turbine? Sounds like an interesting project; let us know what you come up with! "MBS" wrote in message om... I am looking to design a water propeller to turn a small generator and have some questions. First of all, I have some propeller design programs for a "driving" propeller but was wondering which characteristics are true (or approximate) in reverse. Of course, I am assuming that the concave side of the propeller will be facing upstream in the "driven" condition. |
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