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torque is applied to a bolt by hanging a weight w from the
torque is 80ft
torque is a measure of how much a force acting on an object causes that object to rotate
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torque is a force that tends to rotate or turn things
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torque is applied to a bolt by hanging a weight w from the end of the wrench
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torque is a measure of force
torque is the rate of change of angular momentum
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torque is then the distance from the center of gravity perpendicular to the applied force
torque is greater than the maximum producable by the engine at the engine's operating speed
torque is generated
torque is not dependent on rotor resistance
torque is a "turning or twisting force
torque is a tendency to change something's state of rotation; it is the rotational analogue of force
torque is 80ft/lbs or 110 newton/meters
torque is set to some value
torque is the turning moment exerted by the motor and is usually expressed in newton metres
torque is what causes rotational speed to change
torque is reached
torque is the ability of a force to cause a body to rotate about a particular axis
torque is what you do to a door when you push it open
torque is not the amount of torque they can actually turn
torque is the torque required to slow down or speed up a spinning object
torque is a measurement of twisting ability about an axis
torque is the rotational version of force
torque is measured by the amout of force applied tangentially at a given distance and is given units of force * distance
torque is improved 118 lbs
torque is improved 66 lbs
torque is at the geometric center of the main rotor
torque is the
torque is the twisting or rotating force that the engine exerts on the crankshaft; it is normally expressed in terms of kg
torque is a vector cross product
torque is approximately the same as rated torque
torque is converted into preload
torque is turning force
torque is important date
torque is a physical vector quantity characteristic for an object in rotational motion around a certain given axis
torque is a twist and is applied to an object to make the object turn about its axis of rotation
torque is a force exerted at a distance from the axis of rotation; the easiest way to think of torque is to consider a door
torque is a persistence layer
torque is a two
torque is a rotary force
torque is measured in foot/pounds or kilogram/metres or newton/metres
torque is generally equal to or less than the on
torque is the sum of the torques produced by the three phases
torque is the rotational equivalent of force
torque is directly related to how much fuel/air is combusted per engine cycle
torque is an often underapreciated measure of how much "umph" your motor is making
torque is in one half of
torque is applied to the ball by a weight on an aluminum arm inserted in the ball's handle
torque is shown for operation across
torque is transferred
torque is held
torque is force that tends to produce rotation or torsion
torque is constant or proportional to speed
torque is a basic philosophy
torque is equal to the magnitude of the applied force multiplied by the distance between the object's axis of rotation and the point where
torque is related to power by the following equation
torque is the torque of friction
torque is the twisting force about a point
torque is a force that causes rotational movement
torque is often related to drive motor torque by an arbitrary service factor typically 75%
torque is 200 bricks x 8 bumps
torque is applying two forces along the length of an object in opposing directions to create angular displacement
torque is applied
torque is equal to the force times the crank radius measured in
torque is by definition the twisting force
torque is larger than the engine torque
torque is obtained
torque is attained in a shorter duration and remains practically unchanged thereafter
torque is proportional to current
torque is defined as
torque is proportional to atmospheric density and therefore falls off in an exponential fashion
torque is 340 in
torque is the rotational analog of force
torque is easy
torque is required
torque is the rotational quantity which is analogous to the translational force
torque is
torque is transmitted by a specially alloyed dry ferromagnetic powder
torque is a rotational force and is expressed in newton metres
torque is linearly proportional to the applied current
torque is a vector
torque is what makes it go
torque is essentially a moment
torque is specific to each application