Thrust and camber faces of a propeller should be blended out to
- 5 times the depth of damage.
- 10 times to the depth of damage.
- 30 times to the depth of damage.
Explanation from PART66Online
When dressing out damage on the thrust (rear) and camber (front) faces of a propeller blade, the repair is blended over a length of about 30 times the depth of the damage. This very shallow blend minimises stress concentration on the broad blade faces, which carry the main aerodynamic and bending loads.
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Tsoggos123 asked · 17 Feb 2016
why 30, is not 10?
Community Comments (1)
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kantoniou
5 Dec 2024
It’s 10 when the damage is on the leading and trailing edge
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