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What causes prop wash?
Prop wash is caused by a passing propeller driven aircraft. The spinning prop creates a vortex like wind that can be quite violent.
Does the length of a propeller affect the speed at which a plane travels?
Both the length and the rpm of the prop affect the speed of the aircraft. Larger, slower turning props are more efficient at the speeds at which most prop aircraft operate. If the tip speed of a prop exceeds the sound barrier, a prop will suddenly loose a large part of its thrust. The loud crackling noise you hear on takeoff is not the engine, but the prop tips nibbling at the sound barrier. DAN Both the length and the rpm of the prop affect the speed of the aircraft. Larger, slower turning props are more efficient at the speeds at which most prop aircraft operate. If the tip speed of a prop exceeds the sound barrier, a prop will suddenly loose a large part of its thrust. The loud crackling noise you hear on takeoff is not the engine, but the prop tips nibbling at the sound barrier. DAN
What is the bulk of the hair shaft made of?
The bulk of a hair shaft is keratin.
How do airplanes generate thrust?
With an engine--either prop or jet.
What is the difference between a set and a prop?
A set is a setting. In films it is a where they film. They build a set, like Central Perk in the show Friends. That was a set. A prop is a object used in the film industry. Like a lamp or book.
Three differences between a drive shaft and a prop shaft?
1) Drive-shafts are used on FWD but Prop-Shafts are used on RWD or 4WD. 2)A Drive-Shaft has final drive via a CV joint but a Prop-Shaft has final drive via a Differential. 3)A Drive-Shaft is smaller, lighter and saves space by not having a transmition tunnel.
How do you turn 4wd to 2wd?
Unbolt the prop shaft.
What are 2 advantages of using a two piece prop shaft arrangement?
It allows a reduction in transmission tunnel height.The critical speed of the total prop shaft arrangement is higher without increasing the diameter (reducing shaft whip).
Two tests can you carry out on a prop shaft?
This would depend greatly on your prop shaft... Water craft, Airplane... Car? But two test that should apply to all categories might be: vibration and fatigue.
Where is the impeller on a 2.2hp mercury outboard?
right behind the prop, on the same shaft
Is it safe to drive a front end loader without the front prop shaft?
This depends entirely on what make model and year the machine is as well as why it is being driven. It is not safe to use it as a loader with the prop shaft missing, but it might be if it is just being moved.
What size is the prop shaft centre bearing on a p reg transit tipper?
About 3 foot
How do you know if you need a new prop shaft?
The shaft itself rarely needs to be replaced, but it is often cheaper to replace than repair. The only thing that `requires`replacement of the shaft is if the shaft itself is bent or damaged. Joints, slip yokes and such can be changed.
When you lock my jeep wrangler in four wheel drive theres a knocking sound in the front differential while in motion any clues of what it might be?
The Prop shaft (front drive shaft) has a ball type cv joint that sits in bearings that connects to the transfer case. This is most likely shot and you need a front prop shaft (front drive shaft) complete with rubber boot and differential cv universal joint.
Three differences between a drive shaft designed for front wheel drive application and a prop shaft for rear wheel drive?
1. Driveshafts are smaller and lighter. 2. A prop shafts final drive goes through a dfferential, whereas a driveshaft uses a cv joint.
Can you disengage the 4wheel drive on a 1997 Land Rover discovery?
The easy way is to disconnect the front or rear prop shaft.
How much does Honda 2 hp outboard weigh?
long shaft 28pounds, short shaft 27 pounds
