Wound dovetail wedge for marine propeller retention
a wedge and propeller technology, applied in the field of marine propellers, can solve the problems of bending or damaging the blade, requiring replacement of the entire assembly of the blade, and even one blade being damaged,
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[0016]Illustrated schematically in FIG. 1 is a marine propeller 10 including a metallic hub and blade assembly 12. The exemplary embodiment of the assembly 12 illustrated herein has composite blades 14 with axially extending composite blade roots 18 mounted in axially extending hub slots 20 in a metallic hub 28 and secured therein with axially extending wedges 22. The exemplary embodiment of the blade root 18 includes a dovetail 26 which is secured in a hub slot 20 in the hub 28 by a radially inserted and secured dovetail wedge 22.
[0017]Referring to FIGS. 1 and 2, each of the composite blades 14 includes a blade back or suction or forward side 15 of the blade 14 (surface facing the bow) extending from the blade root 18 out to a blade tip 29. A blade face is referred to as a pressure, pitch, or aft side 16 of the blade 14 (surface facing the stern). The blade root 18 include a fillet 17 which is a region of transition from the blade surfaces, the forward and aft sides 15 and 16, and ...
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