The propeller, the unit that must absorb the power output of the engine, has passed through many stages of development. Although most propellers are two-bladed, great increases in power output have resulted in the development of four and six-bladed propellers of large diameters. However, all propeller-driven aircraft are limited by the revolutions per minute (rpm) at which propellers can be turned.
- Propellers
- Propeller Aerodynamic Process
- Propeller Aerodynamic Factors
- Propeller Location
- Types of Propellers
- Propeller Governor
- Propellers Used on General Aviation Aircraft
- Constant-Speed Propellers
- Propeller Auxiliary Systems
- Propeller Inspection and Maintenance
- Propeller Vibration
- Propeller Balancing
- Propeller Removal and Installation
- Servicing Propellers
- Propeller Overhaul
- Troubleshooting Propellers
- Turboprop Engines and Propeller Control Systems
- Pratt and Whitney PT6 Hartzell Propeller System
- Hamilton Standard Hydromatic Propellers (Part One)
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