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A propeller is a rotating device with angled blades that pushes vehicles forward by moving through air or water, commonly found on ships and aircraft. It works by spinning to create force that propels the vessel or plane in the desired direction.
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Within Vinony's link graph, propeller is referenced by 7,432 other articles, and connects out to manoeuvring thruster, United States Navy and Sweden.
It is catalogued under topics including Propellers, Swedish inventions and Watercraft components.
Its subject is documented across 58 Wikipedia language editions.
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- Part of
- mechanical fan
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En propeller är en maskindel bestående av minst ett men vanligen två eller flera propellerblad placerande runt eller i ett nav på en propelleraxel. Ordet kommer från latinets propellere, som betyder ”driva framför sig”. Propeller används för framdrivning av farkoster och i till exempel fläktar och pumpar.
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