The titanium propeller propulsion system's efficiency and performance are influenced by multiple factors, including its diameter, blade angle, number of blades, and rotational speed. A larger diameter enhances thrust and efficiency, while optimally designed blade angles maximize thrust generation and minimize resistance. By spinning its blades, the system converts rotational power into thrust, pushing against the surrounding fluid. Utilizing Newton's Third Law and fluid dynamics principles, it provides the necessary propulsion for various modes of transportation, such as airplanes and ships, ensuring smooth and efficient operation.
Today, LIONSE has just purchased a new vertical lathe for CNC machining. This will be more helpful for LIONSE in processing large parts, especially those with large diameters and long lengths, such as large shaft parts, heavy disc parts, and precision rotary body parts. The vertical lathe can effectively process the outer circle, inner hole, end face, and complex contours of these parts, providing a high-rigidity and high-precision turning machining environment.
Recently, LIONSE produced a new type of titanium ocean exploration parts, this part of the product quality requirements are very high, titanium alloy material is also one of the difficulties in processing, LIONSE uses a variety of high-precision equipment, and the application of 4-axis machining technology, successfully produced a new type of titanium ocean exploration parts.
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