Measurements of Basic Performances for Waterjet Propulsion Systems in Water Tunnel
Experimental techniques are described in detail for evaluating the system and the unit performances of waterjet propulsion systems in a water tunnel. The measured performances of pump and propulsion of the model systems are in reasonable agreement with the field experiment with prototype craft. Meas...
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description | Experimental techniques are described in detail for evaluating the system and the unit performances of waterjet propulsion systems in a water tunnel. The measured performances of pump and propulsion of the model systems are in reasonable
agreement with the field experiment with prototype craft. Measurements are also made for the losses in the intake and the nozzle. The optimization study of the water jet systems is conducted by simulating the change of the nozzle outlet diameter with the variable nozzle arrangement. It is suggested that the nozzle outlet diameter should be decreased as the craft velocity increases to obtain an optimum propulsive efficiency in a wide range of craft velocity. |
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spelling | doaj-art-31fc791753d64164987ff716855981052025-02-03T07:25:35ZengWileyInternational Journal of Rotating Machinery1023-621X1995-01-0121435010.1155/S1023621X95000194Measurements of Basic Performances for Waterjet Propulsion Systems in Water TunnelNobuyuki Fujisawa0Department of Mechanical Engineering, Gunma University, 1-5-1 Tenjin, Kiryu 376, JapanExperimental techniques are described in detail for evaluating the system and the unit performances of waterjet propulsion systems in a water tunnel. The measured performances of pump and propulsion of the model systems are in reasonable agreement with the field experiment with prototype craft. Measurements are also made for the losses in the intake and the nozzle. The optimization study of the water jet systems is conducted by simulating the change of the nozzle outlet diameter with the variable nozzle arrangement. It is suggested that the nozzle outlet diameter should be decreased as the craft velocity increases to obtain an optimum propulsive efficiency in a wide range of craft velocity.http://dx.doi.org/10.1155/S1023621X95000194Waterjet systemPropulsionPerformanceModel experimentWater tunnelOptimization. |
spellingShingle | Nobuyuki Fujisawa Measurements of Basic Performances for Waterjet Propulsion Systems in Water Tunnel International Journal of Rotating Machinery Waterjet system Propulsion Performance Model experiment Water tunnel Optimization. |
title | Measurements of Basic Performances for Waterjet
Propulsion Systems in Water Tunnel |
title_full | Measurements of Basic Performances for Waterjet
Propulsion Systems in Water Tunnel |
title_fullStr | Measurements of Basic Performances for Waterjet
Propulsion Systems in Water Tunnel |
title_full_unstemmed | Measurements of Basic Performances for Waterjet
Propulsion Systems in Water Tunnel |
title_short | Measurements of Basic Performances for Waterjet
Propulsion Systems in Water Tunnel |
title_sort | measurements of basic performances for waterjet propulsion systems in water tunnel |
topic | Waterjet system Propulsion Performance Model experiment Water tunnel Optimization. |
url | http://dx.doi.org/10.1155/S1023621X95000194 |
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