CONTROLLABLE PITCH PROPELLERS

A unique Controllable Pitch Propeller (CPP) system for high-speed workboats, fast ferries, offshore vessels and yachts.

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Advantages of Servogear CPP
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SERVOGEAR ECOFLOW PROPULSOR

Servogear Ecoflow Propulsor^TM is a unique Controllable Pitch Propeller (CPP) system for high-speed workboats, fast ferries, offshore vessels and yachts. The concept offers an optimal combination of speed, bollard pull, manoevrability and fuel efficiency.

Through continuous theoretical and practical research since 1973, we have developed an incredibly efficient propeller system. These are successfully running on a large number of vessels worldwide. Search in our selected references catalog here.

The Servogear CPP system covers an engine range of 400 to 4000 kW and speed up to 50 knots.

ADVANTAGES OF SERVOGEAR CPP

Efficient propulsion leads to lower fuel consumption, more economic operation, and less pollution.

Reduced levels of noise and vibrations
Slimmer and more efficient equipment
Reduced hull resistance
Wider operational range
A unique combination of high speed, superb acceleration and ample bollard pull
Reduces NO_^x and CO₂ emissions
Improved fuel economy

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PROVEN EFFICIENCY OF SERVOGEAR CPP

Tank and full-scale verification tests (graph) have proven that the Servogear's controllable pitch propeller system is more efficient than any other known propulsion concept available for high-speed vessels operating in the range 20 – 50 knots.

The graph shows the typical efficiency of the different propulsion systems. Results achieved with an optimized Servogear Ecoflow Propulsor^TM have been plotted in for the purpose of comparison. The tests have been conducted by SSPA in Sweden and Marintek in Norway.

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