NF EN ISO 3715-1
NF EN ISO 3715-1

NF EN ISO 3715-1

September 2004
Standard Current

Ships and marine technology - Propulsion plants for ships - Part 1 : vocabulary for geometry of propellers

This part of ISO 3715 gives terms and definitions for screw propellers used in the propulsion plants of ships and other vessels (such as mobile offshore drilling units) that are self-propelled or propulsion-assisted.The definitions are valid only for the hydrodynamically effective part of the propeller. No definitions are given for the mechanical construction of the hub.

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Publication date

September 2004

Number of pages

26 p.

Reference

NF EN ISO 3715-1

ICS Codes

01.040.47   Shipbuilding and marine structures (Vocabularies)
47.020.20   Marine engines and propulsion systems

Classification index

J65-505-1

Print number

1 - août 2004

International kinship

ISO 3715-1:2002

European kinship

EN ISO 3715-1:2004
Sumary
Ships and marine technology - Propulsion plants for ships - Part 1 : vocabulary for geometry of propellers

This part of ISO 3715 gives terms and definitions for screw propellers used in the propulsion plants of ships and other vessels (such as mobile offshore drilling units) that are self-propelled or propulsion-assisted.

The definitions are valid only for the hydrodynamically effective part of the propeller. No definitions are given for the mechanical construction of the hub.

Replaced standards (1)
NF J65-505
NF J65-505
November 1967
Published document Cancelled
Shipbuilding. Inland navigation. Ships screw propellers. Definitions.

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