Calculate Input/Output Torque & Angular Torque: 2-Stage Gearbox

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The discussion focuses on calculating input torque, output torque, and angular torque for a 2-stage gearbox with specific parameters. The input RPM is 9700, and the output RPM is 1950, with gear radii of 12, 40, 30, and 20 mm, and a power rating of 2.3 kW, equivalent to 3.083 HP. The calculated input torque is 20.1 Nm using the formula (63025 * HP) / RPM. The user expresses confusion regarding torque calculations and unit conversions, particularly between Nm and Ft Ib.

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Homework Statement



Need to find input torque, output torque and input torque (omega) all NM

Data i have is

Input RPM = 9700
Output RPM = 1950

GEAR 1 = 12, 2 = 40, 3=30, 4=20 (Radius) with module 2 (x 2 for diameter)

Power = 2.3Kw


Homework Equations



Turn power to H.P giving 3.083 H.P

Use

(63025 * H.P) / R.P.M = T

T = 20.1Nm

Ang Velocity

V(omega)input = R.P.M in * 2pi/60 = rad/s

V(omega)output = R.P.M out * 2pi/60 = rad/s

Input Rad Torque

T(omega) in = V(omega)in * Torque

The Attempt at a Solution



I would say the torque is 20.1Nm

I am getting confused with these torques,

Situation is a 2 stage gearbox, and torques need to be found, including angular torque, but can't seem to find the formulas i really need.

Pretty simple i am sure, but its not clicking for me right now.
 
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We have talked about this one before, Herpamad. Why do you continue to post it?
 
Because i doubt myself too much.

I got units confused and needed to know where i was going wrong very quick.

Turned out that the example i followed has used the wrong output units.

They said Nm where as it should have been Ft Ib.

Sorry.
 

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