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johnaguiar
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Hi,
good afternoon
the problem is this: This device was assembled with the purpose of calculating the torque of a small motor. It measures the force F through a charge cell. The calculations performed for the moment were made using the data provided by the load cell and distance "d". However, the torque of an engine is traditionally calculated as the force established between the motor shaft and a load cell, as would be the case with the distance "d1". I would just like to know if the two moments are the same.
good afternoon
the problem is this: This device was assembled with the purpose of calculating the torque of a small motor. It measures the force F through a charge cell. The calculations performed for the moment were made using the data provided by the load cell and distance "d". However, the torque of an engine is traditionally calculated as the force established between the motor shaft and a load cell, as would be the case with the distance "d1". I would just like to know if the two moments are the same.