OK,
Some people don't like my horsepower formula:
HP = pi x RPM x Torque (lb-ft)/33,000
Well, they are right!
it should have been:
HP = 2 x pi x RPM x Torque (lb-ft)/ 33,000
What, you may ask, happened between 1 pi and 2 pi in the formula?
I must confess, to one and all, that 35 years ago I must have eaten that other
pi.
So, sue me! The statute of limitations has been passed, my son tells me, for
that misdemeanor. Besides, I am Guilty of too much wordiness.
I should have just said (and have before), that HP is only a function of torque
developed at any rpm, and left it to the student to fill in the details.
Right,
Bob!
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