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Hello,
I'm a student of mechanical engineer and currently doing a project on "fabricating a torsion test equipment".
I'm just wondering about my torque calculations.
My design is quite simple, consists of:
- angle iron (frame)
- torque angle gauge (to measure angle of twist)
- 2x 1/2" drill chucks (one fixed at the other end and one is rotating with a torque wrench as an applying force)
Now, the question is, how do i calculate the "maximum torque" or force (at the fixed one) it can holds? My specimen is 10mm diameter with 100mm of length.
Regards,
Ren
I'm a student of mechanical engineer and currently doing a project on "fabricating a torsion test equipment".
I'm just wondering about my torque calculations.
My design is quite simple, consists of:
- angle iron (frame)
- torque angle gauge (to measure angle of twist)
- 2x 1/2" drill chucks (one fixed at the other end and one is rotating with a torque wrench as an applying force)
Now, the question is, how do i calculate the "maximum torque" or force (at the fixed one) it can holds? My specimen is 10mm diameter with 100mm of length.
Regards,
Ren