The fitting of a keyless propeller on tail shaft cone is to make use of time contact friction between the mating surfaces for power transmission. When the keyless propeller is fitted on tail shaft, It is submerged in sea water all the year round. When sea temperature rises, the contact surface lends to become loose but it is still sufficient to resist the transmitted power against slip. When sea temperature drops, the contact surface lends to become more light and thus increases the hoop stress of propeller hub inner surface though it is kept at a safe level. International Association of Classification Socicticss (IACS) publisahed a unified requirements in 1978. Only some of the Socictics adopted the requirements in their Rules with minor changes. In this paper, the auther has developed the formulae to limit the fitting ranges in line with the idea of IACS but the expressions are somewhat different for practical use and inclusion in CR Rules when they are revised.