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Does a Boeing 707 have propellers?
No, the Boeing 707 did not have propellers, it had 4 turbo fan engines, two on each wing
What airplane has three propellers one on the nose and one on each wing?
The ford Trimotor or Fokker F.VII
What Military plane has four propellers on each wing?
The B-52 Stratofortress has a total of 8 engines, 4 per wing, 2 per pod.
How big were titanic's gaint wing propellors?
The titanic's massive wing propellers were 7meteres in diameter.
How big were Titanic's giant wing propellers?
They were 23 feet 6 inches in diameter.114 inchesas big as a winmill
How big was the span of the wing propellers on the titanic?
bigger than my pencil
How is a propeller like an airplane wing?
A propeller is almost exactly similar to an airplane wing. A propeller has the same general shape as a wing, but it is slightly distorted to obtain maximum efficiency. Also, like a wing, many propellers change shape to perform better in different areas (eg takeoff, climb, fuel efficiency, etc.). The only two major differences are 1. the size and 2. propellers spin.
How many blades where on Titanic's propellers?
The Titanic had 3 propellers. She had 2 wing or outer propellers each with 3 blades and 23 feet in diameter, and 1 center propeller with 4 blades and 17 feet in diameter. All propellers were made of Bronze.
How many porpellers did the titanic have?
Two bronze triple-blade wing propellers. One bronze quadruple-blade centre propeller.
How much did Titanic propller?
Titanic had three propellers. In the absence of solid proof, historians like Mark Chirnside feel that all three propellers had three blades. Steam engines drove her wing propellers and a steam turbine drove her central propeller. The turbine engine was not reversible although the steam engines were.
What has the author Richard Shiu Wing Cheung written?
Richard Shiu Wing Cheung has written: 'Numerical prediction of propeller performance by vortex lattice method' -- subject(s): Vortex methods, Propellers
What has the author D P Witkowski written?
D. P. Witkowski has written: 'Propeller/wing interaction' -- subject(s): Propellers, Wings
