Torque Definition and 1000 Threads

Hi there. What would happen if, while generating electricity with a fixed inlet power from the ICE, the alternator suddenly increase the out put demand by increasing the voltage? Does the engine would augment the torque while reducing RPMs? consider a self excited alternator, the voltage is...

Hello, I'm new to the forums but I had a problem I was trying to solve that I could use some help. Hoping someone here could point me in the right direction. Imagine you have two (2) cylindrical magnets that are diametrically magnetized. Both magnets are of equal size and magnetic strength...

I am designing a custom socket for an application at work and I am concerned about the wall thickness in the area marked by the red box (see attached drawing). The socket will be used to torque a nut to 500Nm. I have a degree in mechanical engineering and I can do stress calcs on straight...

Hi everyone, I am looking for any available experimental data which models off-road vehicle travel in clay and measures tyre and soil parameters. Parameters I am looking for include pull, torque, shear strength of the soil, sinkage, slip and deflection. If anyone knows of any available raw data...

Hi, I'm trying to understand the physics on a Scrambler; and am having difficulty with balance of torques equation. In below image a vehicle is moving to the right while breaks are applied. The balance of torque is defined as: h * F1 + h * F2 + b * N1 = (B-b) * N2 I understand the...

Homework Statement The top of a ladder of L and mass m is connected to a wall by a horizontal cable. The ladder makes an angle Θ=60 with the horizontal. A woman of mass 2m finds that as she climbs the ladder, the ladder begins to slip when she is one-third of the way up the ladder. Find the...

Hi, Some "derivations" of the law of the lever argue with conservation of energy: If one arm of the lever of length ##r_1## is pulled by a distance ##s_1## with force ##F_1##, the other arm moves by a distance ##s_2=s_1 \frac{r_2}{r_1}##. From conservation of energy ##E=F_1 s_1=F_2 s_2## it...

Hello! I am an electrical engineer and have taken on a task to design a rotating wooden column. See attached image of the column. The requirements are to spin the column 360 degrees in 5 steps of 72 degrees each. The material used is wood. I know what I need to do in order to get it to spin...

I'm trying to determine how exactly gear ratio limits velocity. I know that a high torque configuration is generally regarded as low speed, but my calculations do not seem to support that. Basically, I've written a small problem where we have an input gear with constant torque and an output...

In class our teacher shows a problem where he finds out the torque acting on a projectile at the highest point of its trajectory. He calculates the horizontal displacement from the vertical axis to the highest point as "r "and multiplies with "mg" as "F". Here I am a little confused. Isn't...

I had a little thought experiment, in which there are two objects with the same masses near each other (same height) on freefall. If I set up a point that is on an instant besides the two masses and call it the center of torque, I get that the torque produced by the nearest one's weight is...

Homework Statement A 10 000-N shark is supported by a rope attached to a 4.00-m rod that can pivot at the base. Calculate the tension in the cable between the rod and the wall, assuming the cable is holding the system in the position shown in Figure P12.49. Homework EquationsThe Attempt at...

Homework Statement Figure shows a massless wheel of radius R on which at a point a mass m is fixed and a uniform chain of mass 2m is tied to it which passes over the rim of the wheel and half of its length is hanging on other side as shown in the figure. When a small clockwise jerk is given to...

Hi, can anyone tell me where this "shaft torque" is coming? What is causing this torque? Screenshot is from Fundamentals of Fluid Mechanics by Munsun. http://postimg.org/image/3zilpmzbv/ Thank you.

As we know all vectors with the same magnitude and direction are equal despite their different locations.so we can move the force vector such that Now how will it produce torque?Please tell me where am i getting wrong?

Homework Statement Ok, so first I find the tension on the top portion of the belt.. 3.0=T(100/1000) , T-> tension T=30N , though I'm not sure if taking the diameter of Q is correct. Then I find the torques on wheel P, which I multiply the tension with the radius (150/2 mm) which I get 4.5 Nm...

See image. If T_1 and L is known, what is T_2? (T_2 is caused by T_1)

Imagine a person holding a stick horizontally, the stick is in the shape of a cylinder, with radius(r), length(L), and density(rho), consider the contacting area between the hand and the stick to be a point at the centre of the circular surface pointing toward the person, what is the torque...

Homework Statement The conical bearing is placed in a lubricating Newtonian fluid having a viscosity μ. Determine the torque T required to rotate the bearing with a constant angular velocity of ω. Assume the velocity profile along the thickness t of the fluid is linear. Homework Equations v=ωr...

I am learning basic motor control and there is a formula list in my book. The last one is for torque calculation, can anyone point out to me where this one is from or how is it derived?

Homework Statement A body of water of depth D sits behind a vertical dam. The water and dam are in static equilibrium. Calculate the torque on the dam due to the water about an axis at ground level (that is, a depth D below the surface of the water). Homework Equations N (torque) = r x F The...

Hi Guys and Girls, I new to here. I am Designer and recently I am studying the torque of a motor needed to turn a set of 20 agitators by using a belt. Let say each of the agitator have needed 2Nm to operate, so if I use a motor to operate 20 agitators how many of torque is needed. I have no idea...

Hello, I am working on selection of motor for intermittent wrapping steel strip on a reel, intermittent because system is equipped with a sensor which triggers motor after the strip reaches a certain level in the buffer box and then motor stops when the level of strip falls below another fixed...

Hello, I've recently came across this video (), where the authors use a motor to compress springs and therefore achieve locomotion. I've been thinking why is there a resulting downward net force. But i can't really figure it out. Thank you for time :) See the video from 1.16 minutes and...

My textbook says any torques associated with the internal forces acting in a system of particles are zero and therefore net external torque = total angular momentum/ time First of all, what is net external torque? Is it just net torque? Is there a thing called internal torque? Second, why is...

Homework Statement A war-wolf or trebuchet is a device used during the Middle Ages to throw rocks at castles and now sometimes used to fling large vegetables and pianos as a sport. Model it as a stiff rod of negligible mass, 3.00 m long, joining particles of mass m1 = 0.120 kg and m2= 60.0 kg...

Homework Statement A potter’s wheel—a thick stone disk of radius 0.500 m and mass 100 kg—is freely rotating at 50.0 rev/min. The potter can stop the wheel in 6.00 s by pressing a wet rag against the rim and exerting a radially inward force of 70.0 N. Find the effective coefficient of kinetic...

A rod is radially mounted on a motor shaft and provided with a flat end plate. By turning movement, the end plate will touch a pointed object, and the angle turned is measured.By the torque of the motor during acceleration and deceleration, a vibration and deflection happens on the rod. The...

The Classroom door is of width 50 cm. If the Handle of the door is 20 cm from the edge and Force of 5N is applied on the handle. Calculate the torque? I have attached what I think is the answer. But the answer on the site from where I took this question is 0.8 Nm. Here is the answer the site...

Question 1: What exactly is torque? I know this seems like a very vague question the answer of which can be found easily online, but I don't think any website online defines torque properly. The definition of force is a proper definition because it allows us to make predictions, if we know F...

I know that decoupling the 3 phase currents we get the id and iq (in rotor frame) currents which control the flux and torque respectively. But where does the relation come from?

i want to ask that in same gear which is true? a)car accelerates best at the max torque rpm or b)car accelerates best at the max horse power rpm which is true and why we talk these conditions at same gear thanks

I wanted to know how the ,mathematical concept of Torque comes(Like force comes from Newton's law). So i went and read university physics and feynman's lecture. and here is a problem I had. I am uploading a picture of Feynman's lecture, and stating my problem below about that part. But since in...

< Mentor Note -- thread moved to HH from the technical physics forums, so no HH Template is shown > Hey, So I am not sure if this is in the right section but feel free to move it. We are conducting an experiment at school at the moment and are having difficulty understanding all the theory...

Hi, I saw a video online of a self balancing 2 wheeled car. Basically a motorcycle with a body though has a steering wheel rather than handle bars. It uses two gyroscopes spinning in opposite directions to keep it's balance and was wondering if a similar thing could be adapted for regular...

Hi All, I'm confused with a particular question and I'm not entirely sure how the answer was derived. A one-meter board with uniform density hangs in static equilibrium from a rope with tension T--The rope is connected .2m from the left end. A weight of 3kg hangs from the left end of the...

I've heard the analogy that a high torque car is like a bodybuilder, it is powerful but slow. And a high horsepower car is like a sprint runner, it runs fast, but not as powerful. Considering other factors constant. if each tries to ride a bicycle to a certain speed, and the runner is given a...

Hi, I'm having conceptual problems for solving this one. 1. Homework Statement I drew a picture of this problem, which should show up below. Lengths x,a and b were given in the original picture. A rotating closed cylinder is braked with a bar. Its brake shoe is pressed in respect of point B...

Hi, sorry for the title. I struggled to accurately describe my question in a short sentence. I'm trying to understand if there would be a holding torque or not in the following scenario. I'm referring to a motor which has a central stator and two permanent magnet rotor plates on either side...

Hi, Sorry if this is in the wrong thread I'm new to the forums. I was recently talking my mate about how engines produce power and torque and how there's so many factors in it. I mentioned the length of conrod would be a factor but my mate disagreed that it has no effect on torque. To my...

I am facing problem in calculating the shaft torque for my system. Motor is driving pulley and that pulley is coupled with belt with another big pulley (please refer attached file image). Motor power 19.4 kw, Torque- 71.8 Nm, Motor Rated speed- 2580 rpm, motor shaft dia=42mm Pulley dia (refer...

Homework Statement Hello, I attempted solving a problem from my practice sheet, but got stuck on part B. If my part A is incorrect, please let me know! Homework Equations Not sure which equations to use! The Attempt at a Solution I don't think the solution is too difficult for part B...

Hello. Suppose I have a coordinate system with the origin at the center of mass at rest of some rigid object and I wish to calculate the total change in angular momentum of the object with respect to it's center of mass. If I apply a torque to the object, that also happens to be an unbalanced...

Ive been struggling with this for days trying to make sense of a rpm vs torque chart I've seen recently. The chart states the engine load was measured 100% 70% 40% 0% and at 1000 2000 3000 4000 rpm. How is this done if using a chasis dyno? I attached the chart for reference. That's my...

hi, i have 8000 lb machine it has 4 wheels (just like car), i want it to move on 2 ft/sec speed on cast iron wheels with steel track at flat surface. radius of every wheel in 5 inch. what will be the torque required to move this machine?? and what will be the torque on each wheel?? i want to...

Hi all, I was trying to simulate a direct torque and flux controlled induction motor in simulink. Even though I've managed to control torque within the band, i can't seem to be able to control the flux. It stays for a while within its hysteresis band and escapes after about 0.1 sec and keeps on...

Hello everyone. The physics forum is a great online community, and I used to spend a lot of time browsing the philosophy pages. But now I've had to register and post, because I've got a very specific problem with regards mechanical engineering. My problem is relating to torque transmission...

Suppose that there's a wheel. A constant torque is applied to the wheel from the central axis. What is the relationship between the amount of force received by each particle on the wheel in relation to the distance each particle is away from the axis?

Given : A (hypothetical) wheel with a m.o.i. of 1 lb*ft^2 Radius of wheel = 1.9099 inches, therefore circumference of wheel = 1 foot The wheel is at rest, i.e. zero rotation speed. A torque of 1 ft/lb is applied for 1 second Is the result a rotation of 1 r.p.s. (60 r.p.m.) ? thx Mike

Capacitor-start induction motors use a capacitor in series with the start winding to create torque to start the motor. After the motor gets nearly up to full speed, a switch takes the capacitor out of the circuit. I understand the torque is caused by the phase shift created by having the...