US 11,772,763 B1Granted

Marine accelerating propeller

AssigneeSolas Science & Engineering Co., Ltd.

InventorYeun-Junn Lin

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Abstract

A propeller includes a propeller shaft, a plurality of first blades, and a plurality of second blades. The first blades are connected to the outer peripheral surface of the propeller shaft so as to be rotated synchronously with the propeller shaft. The second blades are connected to the outer peripheral surface of the propeller shaft, so that they are rotated in the same direction as the first blades. The second blades are located in front of the first blades and correspond to the first blades in a one-to-one manner. The size of the second blades is smaller than the size of the first blades, and the rotation direction of the second blades is the same as the rotation direction of the first blades. Thereby, the propeller of the present invention can improve the operation efficiency of the boat at high speed without increasing the size of the first blades.

Claims4

Dependent claims

A marine accelerating propeller, comprising:

a propeller shaft;
a plurality of first blades connected to the outer peripheral surface of said propeller shaft;
and
a plurality of second blades connected to the outer peripheral surface of said propeller shaft and rotatable in the same direction with said first blades following said propeller shaft, said second blades being located at a front, upstream side relative to said first blades and corresponding to said first blades in a one-to-one manner, the size of said second blades being smaller than the size of said first blades, and the rotation direction of said second blades being the same as the rotation direction of said first blades;
wherein in a projection direction parallel to an axis of said propeller shaft, each of said second blades completely falls within a range covered by the corresponding one of said first blades, and a trailing edge of each of said second blades is located between leading edges of adjacent two of said first blades.

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