Course11410504740 lectures
Marine Propulsion
Prof. Anirban Bhattacharyya · IIT Kharagpur
About
The course covers different aspects of marine propellers and propulsion starting with the basic concepts of screw propeller geometry, theories of propeller action, hydrodynamics in open water and behind-hull conditions and practical calculations of ship powering from model test results. Other topics include propeller cavitation, blade strength, and engine-propeller matching. Some propeller design methods and concepts will be discussed. To give a general overview of the propulsors used in marine vessels, controllable-pitch propellers, ducted propellers, podded propellers, and unconventional propulsion devices like waterjets, oscillating propulsors etc. will be included along with thrust augmentation devices for improving energy efficiency. The course should provide a general understanding of marine propulsion for both graduate students and professionals working in the maritime industry.
Intended audience: Students pursuing B-Tech/ M-Tech degrees in Naval Architecture, research scholars, and working professionals in the maritime industry.
Prerequisites: Knowledge of Hydrodynamics, Basic Ship Theory and Ship Resistance.
Lectures
Week 1:
- Lecture 01 : Introduction
- Lecture 02 : Propeller Geometry
- Lecture 03 : "Propeller Geometry (continued)"
- Lecture 04 : Propeller Theory I
- Lecture 05 : Propeller Theory II
Week 2:
- Lecture 06 : Propeller Theory III
- Lecture 07 : Propeller Theory IV
- Lecture 08 : Propeller Theory V
- Lecture 09 : Propeller Theory VI
- Lecture 10 : Propeller Theory VII
Week 3:
- Lecture 11 : Propeller in Open Water
- Lecture 12 : Dimensional Analysis & Similarity
- Lecture 13 : Propeller Open Water Characteristics
- Lecture 14 : Propeller Open Water Characteristics (continued)
- Lecture 15 : Methodical Propeller Series
Week 4:
- Lecture 16 : Hull-Propeller Interaction
- Lecture 17 : Hull-Propeller Interaction (continued)
- Lecture 18 : Ship Powering & Efficiency Components
- Lecture 19 : Engine-Propeller Matching (Part-I)
- Lecture 20 : Engine-Propeller Matching (Part-II)
Week 5:
- Lecture 21 : Propeller Model Tests (Part-I)
- Lecture 22 : Propeller Model Tests (Part-II)
- Lecture 23 : Propeller Model Tests (Part-III)
- Lecture 24 : Propeller Cavitation (Part-I)
- Lecture 25 : Propeller Cavitation (Part-II)
Week 6:
- Lecture 26 : Propeller Strength(Part-I)
- Lecture 27 : Propeller Strength (Part-II)
- Lecture 28 : Propeller Design (Part-I)
- Lecture 29 : Propeller Design (Part-II)
- Lecture 30 : Propeller Design (Part-III)
Week 7:
- Lecture 31 : Controllable Pitch Propeller
- Lecture 32 : Ducted Propeller
- Lecture 33 : Ducted Propeller (continued)
- Lecture 34 : Problems on Propeller Performance
- Lecture 35 : Surface Piercing Propeller, Podded Propeller, Thruster
Week 8:
Syllabus and materials
At NPTEL, as the course publishes them.
Credits and licence
- Institution
- IIT Kharagpur
- Department
- Ocean Engineering
- Teacher
- Prof. Anirban Bhattacharyya
- Level
- Undergraduate
- Language
- English
- Subjects
- Engineering
- Source
- NPTEL
- Licence
- CC BY-NC-SA, as NPTEL states it. Non-commercial use only. NPTEL's terms
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