Assuming that the propeller rotates in a stationary medium, every time the propeller rotates, it will move forward for a certain distance, and continuous rotation will form a spiral. The distance of the spiral formed by the rotation of the same blade is called the pitch. This is an accurate definition. Because it is difficult to measure the pitch in practice, the pitch (in inches) is usually marked on the propellers with fixed pitch (simple propeller aircraft and propellers used on ships) so as to provide it to the engine.
Obviously, the higher the angle of attack of the blade, the greater the pitch. So some advanced propeller planes or helicopters say that changing the pitch actually changes the angle of attack of the blades. So some people equate the blade angle of attack with the pitch angle. In fact, the two are directly proportional.
The classification of propeller, what does the pitch of propeller mean?
Propellers are classified according to different standards, such as pitch propeller, pitch propeller and pod propeller, and according to blade shape, such as MAU and B propeller. Roughly speaking, the pitch is the distance that the propeller moves forward in one revolution, just like how long the screw turns into the bolt. The pitch is larger, but the force is also greater.
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There should be a calculation formula. I once made a "mud squeezer" to push the screw, so there is a calculation formula. According to the diameter and pitch of the spiral finished product, the diameter of the blanking steel plate is calculated, and then a piece is cut and discarded. Then draw the required pitch by drawing.
Now, it's all forgotten.
What exactly does the rated pitch of the propeller mean?
Pitch refers to the distance of the spiral formed by the rotation of the same blade.
Two concepts need to be clarified here: 1, and the blades of the propeller have an inclination angle with the rotation plane. 2. Assuming that the propeller rotates in a stationary medium, the propeller will move forward for a certain distance every time it rotates, and a spiral will be formed when it rotates continuously.
Pitch refers to the distance that a helicopter's rotor or fixed-wing propeller rotates 360 degrees and walks up or forward (theoretically). Just like a screw, the length that can be screwed in one turn. The greater the pitch, the greater the forward distance, and vice versa. However, the actual pitch is difficult to measure, so the diameter and pitch (mostly in inches) will be marked on the constant pitch propeller used in fixed-wing aircraft in order to cooperate with the appropriate engine. Most fixed-pitch helicopter propellers are generally customized for a certain type of aircraft, so only the diameter is indicated. By measuring the angle of attack (windward angle) of the blades, the pitch of a variable pitch helicopter can be easily reflected.
What does the pitch of the ship propeller mean? Please explain to the experts. It's better to be simple and clear, or you can't understand it! thank you
The pitch of the propeller is the distance that the propeller rotates once, which is the theoretical pitch. However, because the included angle between the propeller blade and the shaft changes with the radius, the pitch also changes, and the pitch is not equal at different radial positions of the blade. Generally, the pitch at 3/4 of the propeller radius is taken as the pitch of the whole propeller.
Generally speaking, the pitch of the propeller is the theoretical distance from the edge to the propeller.