Translation for 'propeller' from English to Turkish

propeller

pervane {noun}hav.

• He introduced computers into naval engineering and thereby revolutionized propeller design.
• The balanced propeller, with four to eight blades, rotates inside a protective ring.
• A ducted propeller is mounted as an integral part of the rudder and is fixed to it. The duct is a Kort nozzle and enables the propeller to develop more thrust than an unducted propeller.
• Some propeller-driven aircraft permit the pitch to be decreased beyond the fine position until the propeller generates thrust in the reverse direction.
• The sculpture correctly has a criss-crossed chain driving the port propeller but incorrectly has this propeller being identical to, rather than a mirror image of, the starboard propeller.

• The propeller passes through the fuselage wake, wing and other flight surface downwashes—moving asymmetrically through a disk of irregular airspeed.
• An azimuthing propeller is a propeller that turns around the vertical axis.
• Frank Walker Caldwell (1889–1974) was a leading American propeller engineer and designer.
• As early as 1804, the American John Fitch is credited with a screw propeller, which was unsuccessful.
• "Jefferson's" original propeller was designed by John Ericsson.

• While the left propeller was windmilling, the propeller also rotated the turbine of the left engine to the same direction.
• Rubber bands have long been one of the methods of powering small free-flight model aircraft, the rubber band being anchored at the rear of the fuselage and connected to the propeller at the front.
• 7:1 Propeller Speed Reduction Unit (PSRU) with helical gears in an oil bath.
• The D-12 engine was sold to the Falin Propeller Co. for propeller testing throughout World War II.
• The FADEC provides torque-limiting protection, propeller synchronization, auto-propeller feathering and auto-relight.

• The composite propellers can be made with Lay-Up process which causes anisotropic properties.