What size flywheel do I need to produce 200kg torque or resist a force of 200kg?

[flywheel]

Homework Statement

Hello,

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I am using this calculator to figure out how large/heavy a flywheel I need to produce torque of 200kg, or that could resist a force of 200kg applied to it.

I am not proficient in mathematics, so my terms or what I'm asking might be not phrased correctly. My gut instinct is it would be apprx. 500mm circumference with a weight of perhaps 40kg? These of course can vary to match the torque needed.The motors I'm intending to use are 3000rpm or 50 rotations a second.



Thankyou.

Relevant Equations

https://www.fxsolver.com/solve/

Hello,

https://www.fxsolver.com/solve/

I am using this calculator to figure out how large/heavy a flywheel I need to produce torque of 200kg, or that could resist a force of 200kg applied to it.

I am not proficient in mathematics, so my terms or what I'm asking might be not phrases correctly. My gut instinct is it would be apprx. 500mm circumference with a weight of perhaps 40kg? Spinning at an RPM of apprx. 3000rpm or 50 rotations a second. These of course can vary to match the torque needed.
Thankyou.

 

[haruspex]

I'm afraid your question as asked does not make sense.
First, 200kg is a mass, not a torque nor a force (though some use "kg weight" for a force).
Secondly, a given flywheel rotating at a given rate does not provide a specific torque. It provides angular momentum. The torque you get from it depends on how quickly you try to stop it.
Perhaps if you provide full details of what you are trying to do we will be able to assist.