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Naval architecture

chart relating propeller blade thrust loading to cavitation number to estimate the expected extent of back cavitation and the blade area needed.

In naval architecture, Burrill cavitation chart refers to chart relating propeller blade thrust loading to cavitation number to estimate the expected extent of back cavitation and the blade area needed. This meaning comes from Burrill (1963) in International Shipbuilding Progress.[1]

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References

Burrill, L. C., & Emerson, A. (1963). Propeller cavitation: Further tests on 16in. propeller models in the King’s College cavitation tunnel1: Merchant ship propellers with four, five and six blades. International Shipbuilding Progress, 10(104), 119-131. https://doi.org/10.3233/isp-1963-1010402

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