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aircraft propeller

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aircraft propeller [′er‚kraft prə‚pelĀ·ər]
(aerospace engineering)
A hub-and-multiblade device for transforming the rotational power of an aircraft engine into thrust power for the purpose of moving an aircraft through the air.


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Lacquer, which the Chinese brought to Europe during the war, when it was used as glue on aircraft propellers, was also popular.
Lacquer, which the Chinese brought to Europe during the war, when it was used as glue on aircraft propellers, was also popular.
The material was originally designed by the aviation industry to protect aircraft propellers from chipping.
 
 
 
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