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This depends on many things, the size of the ship, the displacement (mass, but on water), number of motors, etc. Typically a ship has one or two, and up to as many as 4 for average lake and ocean going vessels.
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Does a ship propeller push or pull the ship?
If you are moving forward, the propellers are pushing it, if you are moving in reverse, the propellers are pulling it.
What was above the propellers of the Titanic?
The ship!
How many propellers would you need for a 4000 feet long cruise ship?
18
Three of these moved the ship through the water?
propellers
Did the captain of the britanic go down with the ship?
No but the propellers killed 30 passengers
What did Mary Kingsley ride on to get to Africa?
In her own words, A Steamer. A steamer is a ship in which the primary method of propulsion is steam power, typically driving propellers or paddlewheels. In this case, it would be an ocean going ship driven by propellers.
Where is the engine room in the Titanic?
The last deck on the ship located near the stern and propellers.
What were roman propellers used for?
they were used for clothes
How many propellers did the RMS Titanic have?
3 Propellers were on the famous RMS TITANIC!
What has the author R Wereldsma written?
R. Wereldsma has written: 'Dynamic behaviour of ship propellers'
What is the white trail behind a ship?
It is called the wake. It is caused by the forward movement of the ship parting the water and the churning propellers aerating the water into a foam.
What is the most space at the bottom deck used for on the titanic?
It is used for engines and boilers to power the ship's lights, and propellers and heats to make it delightful for the voyage.
