Torque Definition and 1000 Threads

Hii Friends, I was trying to model an Induction motor 5 KW in ANSYS Maxwell. The final output of Transient torque looks like shown below. It fluctuates with average torque almost equal to zero Nm. The input passed is a sine wave current with 120 deg phase shift. Any Suggestion will be highly...

If I were to put attach a long rod to the side of a door (the exact opposite of the side where it is hinged, the slim part) And then I apply a force to the the right side of the rod I attached, would the door rotate to the right, or would the hinge completely oppose the force and the door...

When we push off with with our foot on the ground and accelerate, why do we fall forward and catch ourselves with our swinging leg, while when push forward the inertia of our body must actually tilt it backwards, how do we fall to the front?

I have a little bit of confusion here :c I don't understand something about torque. I can prove every definition about rotational motion if I assume that a point mass is moving in a circular motion. and if I also define a point of rotation I don't need an object to rotate in order to have...

Homework Statement The Trump's wall is so weak that has to be supported by two cables as is shown in the figure. If the tension over the cables BD and FE are 900 N and 675 N respectively. (I'LL UPLOAD AN IMAGE OF THE PROBLEM SO YOU CAN SEE IT) Homework Equations τ = r χ F Mo = r χ F The...

Lets say I have a massive rod laying on a table with little froction, screwed into the table on one side to become our pivot point, and I lay next to it with my feet pointing towards the rod. First scenario: I position myself very close to the pivot point and push, the rod rotates and I move...

I have a 5/8" hex shaft that is turning at 90 RPM that I need to add a 2.7 N.m load to it. The shaft is running in a dust box. I would like to mount a fan on the hex shaft to create the torque but I am unsure how to calculate the torque that would be added by the fan. Would anyone be able to...

Homework Statement I am trying to figure out what torque is applied to 2 wheels counter-rotating at 4,000 rpm when a tennis ball is squeezed between them and then propelled forward (because the wheels are counter-rotating).This is how a tennis ball machine propels a ball forward. I know the...

Homework Statement Homework Equations τ= η* (dv/dy) The Attempt at a Solution so dA= 2π* r * dr T = ∫ τ * r * dA T = ∫((0.01* r* 2*π * 450 /60)/(5*10^-3) ) * r * 2π* r *dr = (592.1762)*(r^4/4) T = 0.11 Nm is this correct?

I know I just posted a topic, but I have another question. From my understanding, torque is force times the length of the lever arm, and the longer the lever arm or the more force there is, the more torque is applied. For moment of inertia, it is mass times the square of the distance from the...

Well, if I have this down correctly, torque is equal to force times distance of the lever arm. The more force or the longer the lever arm, the more torque something has. If that is true, how can you apply that to gymnastics, mainly somersaults, cartwheels, flips, spins and the like?

I am looking at electric motor performance data for a vehicle motor with a torque limited output that is unknown. The performance of the motor is shown below. The vehicle weighs 2150kg. Is there a way to estimate the torque from the power over time? I know how to calculate torque at any given...

Homework Statement Tower bridge in London is an example of a bascule bridge (moveable bridge) where each part that is raised up is called a ‘span’. In this photo, the two spans are raised to an angle of 38° to let two tug boats through. Each span is 30.5 m long and weighs 1 x 108 kg (you can...

Hello, This is not a home work question but this seems to be the most appropriate spot to post this. I am trying to design a top that will spin for as long as possible. (Google "spinning top" if you're not sure what I a mean by a top) . I've been experimenting with different materials and top...

Hello, My name is Hugh Carstensen. I am a CSE undergrad at the Ohio State University. I recently secured a position designing and assembling an automated camera-rig for digitization of archival works in the Knowlton School of Architecture. The rig will be powered by a number of small stepper...

Hello all, Just wondering if there is a mathematical formula that calculates the maximum rpm. If I have a fan that puts out 3 pounds of rotational force at stall speed(completely still) at the end point of a 1.5 ft blade what would be the maximum rpm of this fan with the blade attached. What...

I need some outside opinions on determining the available torque on a prime mover. I have a mechanical advantage prime mover (or driver) that creates rotation of its overall mass via a series of offset mass movements within the driver. It's primary power source is gravity; however, movement is...

Hey guys and gals. I need someone to double check my math. I have a wheel with a MOI = 8700 kgm2. It is rotating at 18 RPMs. T=MOI*angular acceleration? Or 8700 kgm2 * 1.83 rad/sec= 15979.6 Nm?

Hello, I have a setup whereby: 1) A circular plate with fillet under-edge, is sitting like a bowl on some ball bearings. Imagine if you will a bowl sitting in a way that it can rotate and move a bit up and down etc. without much friction. 2) The plate needs to rotate at about 4 or 5 rpm. 3) The...

This is probably obvious to the folks good with math but it's been 40 years since school for me and I was never a math wizard. I basically need a formula to figure out the picture below. 3000 lbs pushing down on an incline of 18.1 degrees - I need to know how much force would be moving the...

Hey guys, I'm having trouble understanding this problem that was on an AP Physics 1 sample questions page: So a couple of questions here: (By the way, I know the answer is C) 1. My teacher explained that the net torque here on the assembly would be zero(will ask him again later). Is this...

Homework Statement A cylinder is placed on bars.The separation of each bar is l.The cylinder is then pulled with a force F through its center.Find the terminal velocity of the object.Assume l<<R and the ball rolls without slipping. Homework Equations 1/2 mv^2 +1/2 Iω^2 = kinetic energy Work is...

Long drive shaft of 5 inches fits into the end fitting and is rigidly attached by the bolts. Input torque is equal to output torque as we are ignoring losses from bearing. Let's assume that the load on the shaft is equal to 3*weight. (3 g's) (looking for more conceptual understanding rather...

Homework Statement A pulley hangs of mass, m, and radius, R, hangs from the ceiling. Two blocks of masses, m1 and m2 are connected by a massless, non-stretchable rope on the pulley (assume no slipping). What is the angular acceleration of the pulley and what is the ratio of the tension forces...

Say you have an elevator that reaches space. I have 2 questions : 1) say a space rock hits the top of the elevator... that would create a torque = force * distance on the ground... Wouldn't it instantly snap from any light force or space junk hitting the top of the elevator? Would the station...

Homework Statement A 160-kg utility pole extends 12m above the ground. A horizontal force of 250 N acts at its top and the pole is held in the vertical position by a cable, as shown in the figure (I have attached the photo). 1) draw a free-body diagram for the pole 2) Determine the tension...

Homework Statement Homework Equations 3. The Attempt at a Solution [/B] I have drawn this diagram using MS paint, could you please tell me some other software in which I can draw and insert greek symbols, too ?Let me take the origin at O. ## \hat r \left(\alpha\right) ≡ \hat r\text{ at...

hello everyone, I am a mechanical design engineer in pharmaceutical machine maker company. my question is about the torque of the shaft in my machine. In picture you can see the pan, in which the medicines are placed for drying and colour. the details is placed on...

Homework Statement Two weights are connected by a very light flexible cord that passes over a 40.0-N frictionless pulley of radius 0.300 m. Weight #1 is 125 N and Weight #2 is 75 N. The pulley is a solid uniform disk and is supported by a hook connected to the ceiling. What force does the...

Homework Statement A spherical asteroid with radius r = 123 m and mass M = 2.10×1010 kg rotates about an axis at four revolutions per day. A "tug" spaceship attaches itself to a vehicle which follows the asteroid's south pole (as defined by the axis of rotation) and fires its engine, applying a...

Is there a way to figure out the torque needed to rotate a work table without knowing the center of gravity? I have a customer who wants to use a 40:1 ratio gearbox to rotate a work station, the gearbox would have an 11" wheel on the input shaft for the operator to turn. However the...

Homework Statement A Rod of Mass "M" is attached to a two-way hinge on the floor. It is being pulled by a spring (extension spring, so force is pulling the rod to the right, causing it to move clockwise). The hinge is frictionless. the rod has a mass of 5kg evenly distributed the pulling...

Here's a question that I've been trying to solve for a while but keep on running into dead ends, and I can't seem to find any info on the internet to help me. Anyways I was wondering what the integral of torque is? For my specific example I have a rod that is not equally balanced on a fulcrum...

So I've learned that the torque on an object is just: (perpendicular force)(radius) and that has worked well for things like seesaws but it doesn't take into account the torque of the object itself! In the picture the rod has a total mass of 5kg, and by definition the torque on the right is...

1. Homework Statement 1) I need to write the equation for torque on a current carrying loop in a magnetic field, which I believe i did correctly under the relevant euations section, does this formula look correct? 2) Use the right hand rule to determine the direction of the torque on the...

Homework Statement Homework Equations sum of forces = 0N sum of torque = 0Nm The Attempt at a Solution Net force has to be already zero (T = mg). But, the torque isn't zero, otherwise this question would have another answer choice. But the gravitational torque should cancel with the tension...

Hi. I have a question about output torque and efficiency of a simple gear pair as shown on the picture. So, I have a pinion and a gear. I give an input torque Tp in the clockwise direction. Therefore, the pinion will rotate with ωp angular velocity in clockwise and the gear ωg in...

Homework Statement A flywheel is attached on the output of the gearbox. The output shaft rotates in the opposite direction to the input shaft at 5 times its speed. The gearbox has an efficiency of 92%. If the flywheel is solid, has a mass of 50kg, a diameter of 1.5m and is to accelerate from...

Homework Statement The current loop of the radius b as shown in figure is mounted rigidly on the axle,midway between the two supporting cords.In the absence of the external magnetic field,the tension in the two cords are equal and are T.What will be the tension when a vertical magnetic field B...

Hi, I am working on a problem where I have to find the tightening torque required for rotating the outer sleeve. The Outer sleeve is rotated by human hand ( One hand operation) hence the sleeve torque feel is determined by the set screw. Problem statement: Please refer the image. O-ring 1 at...

Homework Statement [/B] A uniform rigid rod with mass Mr = 2.7 kg, length L = 3.1 m rotates in the vertical xy plane about a frictionless pivot through its center. Two point-like particles m1 and m2, with masses m1 = 6.7 kg and m2 = 1.6 kg, are attached at the ends of the rod. What is the...

Hello, I am very new to gears I am fairly confused about planetary gears. I want to know the load on the gears contact point between the sun and the planets and the planets and the ring, assuming the ring not moving. Given I have the solid works file ,the pressure angle, and the gear ratios, I...

Supposing that we have a hollow sphere of mass m and radius R. Furthermore, suppose that we attach the sphere to a rod of length L and mass M. Now, suppose we rest the rod-sphere contraption on a pyramid a distance (X+R) from the center of mass of the sphere and a distance [(L/2)-X)] from the...

Hi guys, I have a question about engine torque control in automatic transmissions and dual clutch transmissions. I've seen cases where the engine torque is decreased on an up-shift and increased during a downshift. Why is this done?

Homework Statement Rotation of a small drum of mass moment of inertia 0.44kg.m^2 and with frictional resistance torque 0.3 N.m is initiated by a string wound around its 20 mm diameter shaft and attached to a stretched spring, as shown in the figure. If the spring, which has a stiffness 2N/mm is...

Homework Statement I have the following problem to solve: A 1.8m board is placed in a truck with one end resting against a block secured to the floor and the other one leaning against a vertical partition. The angle the Determine the maximum allowable acceleration of die truck if the board...

Hello Friends, I have used in-wheel BLDC motor for my experiment. In this type of motor BLDC motor inbuilt on wheel. This wheel is a part of electric scooter. I wated to find the value of torque constant and back emf constant. Also how to measure torque for a selected current. Please help me...

Lets say there is a pulley attached to the ceiling. Hanging on the pulley is a rope and on each end is a 1000 lb. weight. I believe that theoretically it wouldn't take any torque at all to rotate the pulley if it were frictionless (maybe inertia would play a role, but let's ignore that)...

I am a bit confused by a customer and their request to know what the maximum torque he can apply to a gearbox when the motor input speed is 258rpm. The motor is a 2HP brakemotor, 1750rpm at 60Hz, 460VAC 3phase, 1.65 amps motor tested. The gearbox has a 200:1 ratio rated for 0.093HP with an...

Assuming we have a cylinder that is rotating on a single axis, how would I go about calculating the torque knowing the following information? m = 2000 kg w = 60 rpm r = 5 m