ideal propeller

ideal propeller

[ī′dēl prə′pel·ər]
(fluid mechanics)
A propeller which is considered as acting alone on an inviscid, incompressible fluid stream.
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The coefficient of the efficiency of the ideal propeller is defined (as described I.
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