What is Steady State Torque and How is it Calculated?

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Steady State Torque, also known as Operating Torque, refers to the torque produced by a system when it reaches its operating speed under steady conditions. Calculating it typically requires detailed information about the specific application, including load characteristics and system parameters. The discussion emphasizes that without additional context, providing a precise calculation method is challenging. Participants highlight the importance of understanding the application to derive accurate torque values. Overall, more information is necessary for effective assistance in calculating Steady State Torque.
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Can someone tell me what Steady State (Operating) Torque is and how to calculate it?

I'm guessing that it is the troque at operating speed.

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks,
 
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It isn't something easily calculated unless the specific application lends itself to it. You'll have to give us a whole lot more information if we are to be able to help you.
 

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