Re: Rotary torque & noise

[Andy McKee <andrewmckee@yahoo.com>]

> P = 2 * pi * n * T / 33000
> Where n is RPM and T is torque. Since 33000 / (2 * pi) is 5,252,
> they are equal at 5,252 RPM.
>

I'll give you a gold star if you can say where the 33000 comes from without
looking it up.
 
> In short, the higher RPM at which you get your torque, the more
> acceleration you get. Power is torque multiplied by RPM.
>

So, by your logic I will accelerate faster with 500ft-lbs at 5000rpm than
500ft-lbs at 1500rpm?
 

-Andy
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