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[edit]DescriptionFlüssigkeitsschraube (Propeller) – Paul Pacher.jpg |
Deutsch: Als „Flüssigkeitsschraube“ („Flüssigkeit“ im Sinne eines strömungsmechanischen Fluids) bezeichneter Propeller, entworfen von Paul Pacher von Theinburg (1832–1906), hier in der Ausführung als Mantelpropeller (Impeller) zum Antrieb eines Kanalbootes.
English: Propeller (set up for use in a ducted fan or impeller) as designed by Paul Pacher (1832–1906). |
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Source | Paul Pacher: Die Flüssigkeits-Schraube. Winddruck, Luftschiffs- und Schiffsschraube, Kanalschiffs-Luftschraube, Niederdruck-Windrad, Graf Zeppelins Luftschiff. Amonesta, Wien 1900. |
Author | Unknown authorUnknown author, collotype by Würthle & Sohn, Salzburg |
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