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THROUGH-HULL PROPELLER UNIT [1 record]

Record 1 1996-02-21

English

Subject field(s)
  • Propulsion of Water-Craft
CONT

Z-Drive Tractor Tugs. The catchword, "tractor" tug, was originated by Voith-Schneider to describe their system, but was popularized by Schottel B/V to promote a propulsion arrangement aimed directly at competing with the Voith-Schneider system, claiming to offer all the propulsion and manoeuvrability advantages, at lower cost .... This system consist of one, or usually two through-hull, steerable, right angle drive propeller units, commonly called "SRP" units or "Z-drives".These propellers are located in the forebody of the tug....

French

Domaine(s)
  • Propulsion des bateaux
OBS

Schottel offre à ses clients 3 grands types de propulseurs [...] Trois types de montage : 1- Sur tableau arrière (transom mounting) avec possibilité de relever les propulseurs vers le haut arrière [...] 2- En puits [...] le plus fréquemment utilisé en particulier pour les remorqueurs, navires de mer, plate-formes, etc. 3- En Navigator [...]

OBS

Termes suggérés par le Bureau de la sécurité des transport du Canada à Québec.

Key term(s)
  • propulseur traversal

Spanish

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