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Jones1987
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I want to calculate the maximum angle an object can move. So my example is a vehicle using two motors going up an incline. Do I use Torque = r * F * sin(angle) until the torque totals to a constant max torque value but with a speed of 0? I did think maybe I had to change values to equal the torque to 0, but if torque = 0 then from graphs, the speed is at a constant movement. And in the physical world, I want the speed to = 0 ideally so the object is in stalling (these are my assumptions).
I'm just not sure where I go next with this data. So any push in the right direction would be appreciated.
I have looked into torque / speed graphs, but I'm not 100% how to incorporate stall on an incline, so I assumed using the equation above would satisfy my question.
I'm just not sure where I go next with this data. So any push in the right direction would be appreciated.
I have looked into torque / speed graphs, but I'm not 100% how to incorporate stall on an incline, so I assumed using the equation above would satisfy my question.