The effect of blade thickness on microstructure and mechanical properties of ship's sand-cast propeller

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The microstructure and resultant mechanical properties of the MM55 manganese brass applied to ship sand - cast propeller were investigated in relation to the propeller blade section thickness. It was stated that the increase of blade section thickness from 15 mm to 45 mm resulted in the increase of the volume fraction of α-phase by 5.3% and that of κ-phase by 23.7%, the decrease of the volume fraction of α-phase by 2.9%, the 0.2% proof stress R 0.2 by 11.3%, the ultimate tensile strength R m by 5.5% and the 5.65 S o elongation A 5 by 16.8%.

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Piaseczny, L., & Rogowski, K. (2007). The effect of blade thickness on microstructure and mechanical properties of ship’s sand-cast propeller. Polish Maritime Research, 14(4), 15–17. https://doi.org/10.2478/v10012-007-0034-9

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