Stern screw for a vessel as well as a vessel provided with such

Ships – Steering mechanism – Fluid pressure

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440 38, B63H 1100

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057043060

ABSTRACT:
A stern screw has a tunnel tube inside which a propeller is rotatable about a shaft. The propeller is driven by a drive motor at least during operation. The stern screw is placed entirely below water level. For this purpose, the tunnel tube has an opening for accommodating therein an intermediate part which is profiled at a first side, forming part of the wall of the tunnel tube, and at an opposite side is provided with a flange for fastening to an outside of a stern of the boat. The intermediate part has a cavity in which a drive shaft is accommodated by which the propeller is driven. The drive motor is mounted in its entirety on the inside of the stern.

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