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|  Christopher Howard to All  |
|  force generated by propeller?  |
|  30 Jan 26 12:17:12  |
 From: christopher@librehacker.com Hi, I did some reading up on the basic math for jet aircraft, thrust-to-weight ratio, and related concepts. I was trying to relate this understanding to propeller driven aircraft, like a small single-prop plane. When I see the stats for these small planes in magazines, the engine horsepower is listed, along with the power loading and empty weight. I was wondering if it was possible, without diving too deeply into the math and details, to roughly figure out the lbf that can be generated by a propeller with, say, a 100 hp engine. Maybe by making a bunch of simplifying assumptions, like a typical propeller, standard barometric pressure, and such like? -- Christopher Howard --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05 * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2) |
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