Torque
- It is defined as the force that gives rise to rotational motion. It is equal to force times radius through which it acts.
T = F × r
Where
T = torque ( Newton meter or Lb – ft )
F = Force ( Newton )
r = Radius of lever ( meter )
- Torque in rotational system is analogous to force in translational system.
- The torque varies inversely with rotational speed.
- For example 50 HP motor operating at 3200 Rpm produces torque of 100 Lb – ft ( pound foot ).
- The same motor produces torque of 200 Lb – ft at 1600 RPM.
1 Lb – ft = 1.35582 Newton meter
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