Titlebook: Hydrodynamic Propulsion and Its Optimization; Analytic Theory J. A. Sparenberg Book 1995 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1995 Pro

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J. A. SparenbergCrawford, Texas, he announced his decision to allow federal funds to support research only on existing stem-cell lines, and concluded what was, in effect, a moral sermon as much as a policy statement with the words, “As we go forward, I hope we will always be guided by both intellect and heart, by o

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J. A. SparenbergCrawford, Texas, he announced his decision to allow federal funds to support research only on existing stem-cell lines, and concluded what was, in effect, a moral sermon as much as a policy statement with the words, “As we go forward, I hope we will always be guided by both intellect and heart, by o

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J. A. Sparenbergt citizens that they cannot immediately use the health care facilities when they are needed. Long waiting lists have become normal in many health care systems, particularly in Europe. However, waiting for appropriate treatment, diagnosis or care is also a source of deep concern. Individual patients

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The Ship Screw,coidally shaped blades connected to a hub. The number of blades can vary from two upto about six. The hub is mounted on a shaft (Figure 3.1) which is rotated by the engine. The blades have to be designed so that at a given rotational velocity, a prescribed thrust is produced which moves the ship wit

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Unsteady Propulsion,e one seems to be: a propeller is unsteady when no inertial reference frame exists with respect to which the induced flow is time independent. This, however, is not appropriate because then nearly all conceivable propulsion systems are unsteady, with the only exception probably of the sails of a yac

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Optimization Theory,ribed force action. We will develop a linear theory and assume the fluid to be inviscid and incompressible. In the last section we mention influences of the viscosity of water and of the non-linearity of the flow, which will be dealt with in more detail in Chapter 6.

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Applications of Optimization Theory,ated with the theory of the previous chapter. Our considerations are directed towards the determination of the shed free vorticity of the optimum propellers from which follows the span-wise distribution of the circulation around their blades or wings.