resultant thrust

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• thrust axis — An imaginary line along which the resultant thrust acts. It is aligned normally with the propelling nozzle, or it passes through the center of the propeller hub, perpendicular to the propeller rotation. The term is not used for helicopter thrust …   Aviation dictionary

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• center of thrust — A line corresponding with the longitudinal axis of a propeller shaft, about which the forces of thrust are balanced. In the case of multi engine aircraft, the resultant of all the thrust forces of the propellers and/or the exhaust jet stream …   Aviation dictionary

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