An arcuate shield blocks air ingestion while a vertical fin resists water currents, enabling stable operation in shallow depths.
Segmented conductive layers in a rim-driven rotor optimize starting torque while minimizing radial depth to prevent overheating.
A quarter-twist pedal propeller uses synchronous wheels and a twisted belt to transmit power efficiently.
A sound blocking member extends across internal and external gaps in a marine drive propulsion unit to block noise transmission.
A multifunctional underwater propeller features a detachable handle and adapter structure for connecting external equipment.
A coaxial marine propeller device transfers rear rotor torque to the front shaft via a one-way support.
A hydrofoil surfboard achieves passive stability and directional control through rider weight shift, eliminating movable surfaces.
Pressurizing liquids near surfaces develops cavitation resistance through mechanical interlocking.
A bump stop located between the swivel bracket and drive unit limits deflection caused by high loads exceeding vibration mount thresholds.
Shear-deformed rubber sections in an elastic hub absorb clutch rattle and shift shock energy while maintaining torque transmission efficiency.
Tapered blade roots engage hub shoes to replace complex dovetail grooves, enabling repairable construction with improved force transmission.