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    What is the difference in torque produced by a wrench versus a belt?

    hey thanks for the response...i think my question was poorly constructed. What i want to understand/know is when you have an alternator as a for instance, which is turned using a belt. i am getting a little confused with is it the total length of the belt, is it the size of the initial belt...
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    What is the difference in torque produced by a wrench versus a belt?

    hi thanks for this, so are you saying the bigger the radius of the wheel which the belt is attached to, essentially the less force required.? i do appreciate your response and apologies if my questioning is idiotic...
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    What is the difference in torque produced by a wrench versus a belt?

    out of curiosity as i can't watch it just yet, does it explain belts and torque??
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    What is the difference in torque produced by a wrench versus a belt?

    hi many thanks ill give this one a watch when i get home from work.
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    What is the difference in torque produced by a wrench versus a belt?

    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...
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    How Does Magnet Strength Change Over Distance?

    Hi, Many thanks for responding. I will read the wiki entry later, in my project/experiment one of the magenets is fixed to a rotor blade in a mglav track so there wouldn't be any friction other than air resistance. I suppose i was looking for a formula which I could use to determine the...
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    How Does Magnet Strength Change Over Distance?

    Hello Physics Forums World this is my first post so please be gentle. I am working on a project and wanted to understand the strength of magnets over distance. Imagine, if you will, two magnets both with a gauss of 3600, the opposite poles are facing each other. how would I calculate...
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