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Torque (5421 bytes)
1: ...ics|physical]] concept. For another meaning see [[Torque (jewellery)]]'' 5: ...he straight lever. More generally, one may define torque as the [[cross product]]: 16: ...]s. Of course this is not simply a coincidence. A torque of 1 N·m applied through a full revolution... 26: Other non-SI units of torque include "[[pound-force]]-[[foot (unit of length)|... 28: ...ul special case, often given as the definition of torque in fields other than physics, is as follows: Torque converter (3143 bytes) 1: A '''torque converter''' is a hydraulic device prevalent in [... 5: ...at high rotational speed is converted to a higher torque at lower speed. This conversion is the essential ... 7: ...(it is said to be "stalled"), and so only a small torque is applied to the output shaft. This property ena... 9: ... designed with four to six forward ratios, so the torque converter will operate only within a narrow range... 11: ...tor portions together. This is called a "locking" torque converter. The segments are locked when the trans... Torque wrench (1555 bytes) 1: ...wrench''' is a device used to precisely set the [[torque]] of a fastening such as a nut or bolt. It is usu... 3: ...e under the indicator. When the desired indicated torque is reached, the operator stops applying force. Th... 5: ...gn exist for different applications and different torque ranges. Torque density (1626 bytes) 1: ... and is expressed in units of torque per volume. Torque density is a system [[property]] since it depends... 3: ...ing component that must be replaced. The relative torque densities of the devices may be an important dete... 6: In [[SI|SI units]], torque density is expressed in [[joule]]s per [[cubic me... 9: In [[U.S. customary units]], torque density is expressed in [[foot-pound|foot-pounds ... Torque Game Engine (1093 bytes) 1: ...Tribes (video game)|Tribes]] series of games. The Torque engine is currently available for license from [[... 3: As well as being a [[3D graphics]] engine, Torque provides networking code, in-engine world editing... 5: ...tp://www.garagegames.com/pg/product/eula.php?id=1 Torque Indie License] allows the engine to be used by in... 8: ...tp://www.garagegames.com/pg/product/view.php?id=1 Torque Engine product page] Torque Shader Engine (393 bytes) 1: ...y [[Garage Games]] as the second version of the [[Torque Game Engine]]. 8: ...p://www.garagegames.com/pg/product/view.php?id=28 Torque Shader product page] Torsion coefficient (262 bytes) 1: ...cribe [[torsonal|torsional springs]]. It is the [[torque]] required to twist a body through an angle of on... 3: :<math>K = Torque/Theta</math>. Newton metre (457 bytes) 1: ... compound unit of [[torque]] corresponding to the torque from a [[force]] of 1 [[newton]] applied over a d... 3: ...ese people will, in casual conversation, refer to torque in units of the "Newtre". Torsen (643 bytes) 1: ...s pair has a special characteristic where driving torque can be transferred from worm wheel to worm gear, ... 3: ...ey are pure mechanical devices offering up to 75% torque transfer to the wheel with grip in wheel spin sit... Home-built automobile engines (1252 bytes) 3: # Low rpm [[torque]]. 7: ...re the power peak occurs, as well as how wide the torque band is, and it’s peak occurrence. To achieve thi... 9: ... the better it performs. Where the peak power and torque occur is again dependent on the application. 10: ...ngly. For [[street racing|street racers]] low rpm torque is better. Oversquare (643 bytes) 1: ...t low-speed [[torque]] does to some degree, since torque is relative to crank throw (distance from the cra... Floating power (855 bytes) 1: ...about this axis without directly transmitting the torque by raising one side of the chassis and lowering t... Gear coupling (1543 bytes) 1: ...ling''' is a mechanical device for transmitting [[torque]] between two shafts that are not coaxial. It co... 5: ...uce lower [[vibration|vibrations]]. The limit on torque density in universal joints is due to the limited... TQ (172 bytes) 4: ;[[Torque]] Borg-Warner T-56 (944 bytes) 14: *450 lb/ft torque capacity (GM) 15: *550 lb/ft torque capacity (Dodge) List of Volkswagen engines (3834 bytes) 8: * Max. torque: 162 lbf·ft (220 N·m) @ 2,200-4,200... 18: * Max. torque: 166 lbf·ft (225 N·m) @ 1,950-5,00... 28: * Max. torque: 174 lbf·ft (236 N·m) @ 1,950-5,000 rpm 40: * Max. torque: 177 lbf·ft (240 N·m) @ 1,800-2,400... 50: * Max. torque: 247 lbf·ft (335 N·m) @ 1,900 rpm Dynamometer (2361 bytes) 1: ...engine dyno, or a dyno that can measure power and torque without removing the engine from the frame of the... 4: ...ne achieves 400 N·m (300 lbf·ft) of torque, and a chassis dynamo shows only 350 N·m (... 14: An engine dynamometer measures power and torque directly from the engine's [[crankshaft]] (or [[f... Rear suspension (2375 bytes) 3: ...the rear suspension taking up a counter-clockwise torque; otherwise, the body and frame of the car will st... 5: ...by a lateral leaf spring and two narrow rods. The torque tube surrounded the true [[driveshaft|propeller s... 7: ...hind the differential. These springs transmit the torque to the frame. Europeans consider this primitive t... Luk (143 bytes) 3: ...Contractor: '''LuK''', Manufactoring Clutches and Torque Converters, [http://www.luk.com www.LuK.com] Stator (1140 bytes) 3: ...parallel to the magnetic field, giving it maximum torque.
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