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Project Keyword: propellers

Hydrodynamics of Ship Propellers

The flow over ship propellers is under investigation. In particular propellers of unconventional geometry such as tip-fin propellers are being investigated, in particular with a view to improve efficiency and limit noise and vibration impacts. A comparative study of a tip-fin propeller and a conventional propeller is being carried out. Both propellers are designed for the same ship and the same service conditions. The examination is made theoretically as well as experimentally. The experiments include open water, self propulsion and cavitation tests.

ongoing
Project start: 01. Jan. 1980
Project participants: Poul Andersen
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Towards Better Quantification of Underwater Radiated Noise: A Population Balance Model for Cavitating Flows and Noise

The project focuses on the growing challenge of underwater radiated noise (URN) and its negative impact on the marine environment, especially marine life.

ongoing
Project start: 01. Jul. 2024
Project end: 31. May. 2027
Project participants: Fynn Jerome Aschmoneit
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Underwater Radiated Noise Prediction for Marine Propellers

This PhD project at DTU explores underwater radiated noise prediction for marine propellers.

Project start: 15. Feb. 2021
Project end: 14. Feb. 2024
Project participants: Harry BinghamUlrik Dam Nielsen
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