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The 11 pages that link to Propeller, each with the reason it gives.

• ThrustBroader topic: Its blades impart momentum to a large mass of fluid at relatively low speed.

• AirfoilRelated: Each propeller blade uses airfoil sections to create force as it rotates.

• Wind tunnelBroader topic: Propeller tunnels measure thrust, torque, and interactions with surrounding airflow.

• Rocket propulsionCompared with: A propeller pushes ambient air rather than expelling onboard propellant.

• Aircraft engineRelated: It converts an engine's shaft power into thrust.

• TurbopropRelated: The propeller converts the engine’s shaft power into most of a turboprop’s forward thrust.

• Wilbur WrightRelated: Wilbur and Orville treated propellers as rotating wings and designed their own for the Flyer.

• MultirotorRelated: Each powered propeller supplies one of the multirotor's lift-producing forces.

• Model aircraftRelated: Propellers provide propulsion on many powered model aircraft.

• TugboatNarrower topic: A tug's propulsors generate the force needed to push or tow another vessel.

• Drone racingRelated: Propeller size and pitch affect the thrust and responsiveness of a racing drone.