Answer EKG Question 7
Q7. With reference to Keyless Propeller:
A. Sketch a section through a keyless sleeved propeller. B. State the advantages of using a keyless sleeved propeller.
C. State with reason, Which metal sleeve should be made for contact with the forged mild steel tail shaft?
D. State the material uses to bond the sleeve to the propeller and the general thickness of the bonding material.
Answer:
D. State the material uses to bond the sleeve to the propeller and the general thickness of the bonding material..
A. Sketch a section through a keyless sleeved propeller. B. State the advantages of using a keyless sleeved propeller.
C. State with reason, Which metal sleeve should be made for contact with the forged mild steel tail shaft?
D. State the material uses to bond the sleeve to the propeller and the general thickness of the bonding material.
Answer:
A. Sketch a section through a key-less sleeved propeller.
B. State the advantages of using a keyless sleeved propeller.
The
propeller torque is taken only by friction between the propeller and
propeller shaft. It has the following advantages surpassing the keyed
propeller:
-simple
construction, no key slot and consequently no concentration of stresses
at the edge of key slot unlike the ordinary keyed propeller, and
uniform distribution of stresses over the internal surface of the
propeller boss.
-The
keyless propeller therefore aroused a great interest among the maritime
communities and that demand for it is on the steady increase.
C. State with reason, Which metal sleeve should be made for contact with the forged mild steel tail shaft?
A cast iron sleeve is fitted between Bronze propeller and mild steel tail shaft.
-coefficient
of friction between mild steel and Bronze is less. which is required to
be high, the cast iron sleeve is providing the same.
-also bedding and gripping enhanced.
-chances of slippage reduced.
D. State the material uses to bond the sleeve to the propeller and the general thickness of the bonding material..
see first figure: material is Araldite. maximum thickness is 1mm (commonly ranges from 0.3 to 0.7mm)
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