propellerinduced
Propellerinduced refers to the disturbances and flows generated in a fluid by the rotation and operation of a propeller. In both aviation and marine engineering, the term encompasses the thrust-producing axial flow, the swirl or tangential velocity imparted to the fluid, and the wake that trails behind the propeller. The resulting flow field is characterized by a region of accelerated, deflected fluid directly behind the blades and a band of reduced velocity in the wake, often accompanied by coherent tip vortices.
The main physical phenomena associated with propellerinduced flow include axial momentum transfer that produces thrust, induced
Measurement and modeling of propellerinduced effects rely on computational fluid dynamics, blade element momentum theory, and