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joeyh1234
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Hello All
I have recently been trying to get my head around torque and think I am getting there.
but I am struggling to understand the different of using a wrench to move an object i.e a bolt and using a belt to move something ok i.e an alternator.
I don't get is it the entire lenth of the belt or just the distonce from the belt runner and the belt, which determines the amount of torque produced by a belt.
i have done some research and at the moment the maths seems to go over my head massively
so if someone could explain it easier that would be great
thanks
joe
I have recently been trying to get my head around torque and think I am getting there.
but I am struggling to understand the different of using a wrench to move an object i.e a bolt and using a belt to move something ok i.e an alternator.
I don't get is it the entire lenth of the belt or just the distonce from the belt runner and the belt, which determines the amount of torque produced by a belt.
i have done some research and at the moment the maths seems to go over my head massively
so if someone could explain it easier that would be great
thanks
joe