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Kamewa CP-A Hub 60

Kongsberg Kamewa CP-A Hub 60 — Controllable Pitch Propeller - General Purpose, 4-blade configuration.

Components & Design

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Technical Data

Hub Size 60
Power Handling Mid-range power up to 75MW
Blade Types Conventional, nozzle, high-skew, moderate-skew available
Military Full US Mil-Spec shock versions available

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Common failures & inspection points

Cavitation damage and erosion on blade surfaces and leading edges

Visual and ultrasonic NDT inspection - SAFT (Synthetic Aperture Focusing Technique) for volumetric testing in stress zones 'A' and 'B' of propeller blades to detect cavitation pitting, erosion patterns, and material loss

Fatigue crack initiation and propagation at blade-to-hub juncture and stress concentrators

Eddy current testing, magnetic particle inspection, and dye penetrant inspection focusing on blade root transitions, sharp edges, and thick-to-thin material transitions where 90% of failures originate

Pitch control system malfunction and oil leakage in CPP hub mechanism

Functional test of blade pitch response to control signals, pressure test of oil distribution box (System D-F or D-M), inspection of hydraulic seals and intermediate shafts for leakage, verification of feathering capability if equipped

Material corrosion and galvanic attack on bronze and stainless steel surfaces

Visual surface inspection for corrosion pitting and discoloration, ultrasonic thickness measurements on blade and hub surfaces, inspection of sacrificial anodes (if present), verification of material certification (NiAl bronze vs stainless steel compatibility)

Blade geometry deviation and pitch angle misalignment affecting propulsive efficiency

Pitch angle measurement at multiple blade stations using precision angle gauges, blade profile scanning for deformation, hub bore inspection for oversizing that indicates wear, verification of blade-to-hub bolt torque and integrity for ABP models

Type-general inspection and maintenance points for this equipment category — not model-specific.

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