Practical Marine Engineering for Marine Engineers And Students With Aids for Ap

William Frederick Durand

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3. The quotient will be the speed in knots.
Example: Given pitch, 18 feet; revolutions, no; apparent slip, 18 per cent. Find the speed. Operation : 18 X no = 1980.
i. Oo . 18 = . 82.
. 82 X 1980 = 1624.
1624 -T- 101. 3 = 16. 03 knots, ans.
(3) To find the revolutions, having given the other items. From the preceding equation we derive the following value for N: , 101.^ U * ' The use of this formula will be illustrated by the following example : Given speed, 22 knots; pitch, 26 feet; apparent sl...ip, 16 per cent. Find revolutions.
PROPULSION AND POWERING. ' 523, Operation : 101. 3 X 22 = 2228. 6 (1. 00 . 16) X 28 = 23. 52 2228. 6 -f- 23. 52 = 94. 8 revolutions per minute, ans. (4) To find the pitch, having given the other items. From the preceding equation we derive the following value for p.
101. 3 if P - -N(is) The use of this formula will be illustrated by the following example : Given speed, 28 knots; apparent slip, 21 per cent; revolu- tions, 380. Find the corresponding pitch.

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