torque
torque
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hi all, am i right that the formula to calculate torque is kw * 9550/rpm = Nm
does this include ac and dc?
thanks in advance
lesliemcg
does this include ac and dc?
thanks in advance
lesliemcg
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RE: torque
Power (watts) = 2xPixN(RPM)xT(N-m)/60(sec)
Therefore, T(N-m) = 9.548 P(watts)/N(RPM)
So, T(N-m) = 9548 P/N(RPM) if P is expressed in kW.
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RE: torque
had to be sure, as a lot of calculations are being done here for this project
lesliemcg