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thrust horsepower

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thrust horsepower [′thrəst ′hȯrs‚pau̇ยทər]
(aerospace engineering)
The force-velocity equivalent of the thrust developed by a jet or rocket engine.
The thrust of an engine-propeller combination expressed in horsepower; it differs from the shaft horsepower of the engine by the amount the propeller efficiency varies from 100%.
(naval architecture)
The product of the speed of advance of a marine propeller through the water, in feet per second, and the thrust delivered by the propeller, in pounds, divided by 550.


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