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naeem shaik
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can i know how much torque is required to move a 200kg weighed vehicle to 30kmph by using 24v, 250w dcmotor
IC Motor specs are generally given at the flywheel so any gearing is ignored. The torque value at the engine means little as it can be easily changed with the gear box. What matters is power output as, ignoring drive train losses, power is constant for any gear/wheel size/final drive etcnaeem shaik said:i noticed for tata nano car (i c engine) weighing 680kg needs only 51 n-m torque to accelerate to 60kmph in 10 sec can we compare the both in the case of torque required
Torque is a measure of the twisting force that an object experiences. In vehicles, it is the force that is responsible for the rotation of the wheels. Greater torque means a vehicle can accelerate faster and tow heavier loads.
The torque value needed to move a vehicle is determined by the combination of its weight, engine power, and gearing. Engineers use mathematical calculations and simulations to determine the optimal torque value for a specific vehicle.
Yes, the torque value needed to move a vehicle can change depending on various factors such as terrain, weather conditions, and cargo weight. A vehicle may require more torque to move in hilly or rough terrain, for example.
If a vehicle does not have enough torque, it may struggle to accelerate, especially when carrying heavy loads. This can result in poor performance, increased fuel consumption, and potential damage to the engine.
No, there is no standard torque value for all vehicles as it varies depending on the size, weight, and purpose of the vehicle. Smaller vehicles may require less torque, while larger vehicles, such as trucks and SUVs, may need more torque to move efficiently.