Sentence examples for equal torque from inspiring English sources

A model for predicting the mixing cavern dimensions for Bingham plastic fluids based on the assumption of equal torque is developed.

The results suggested that, when equal torque is applied, grub screws are superior in providing stability in axial loading.

These were then tightened around the steel fibre to an equal torque to ensure an even distribution of gripping pressure and to minimise deformation or breakage of the fibre ends.

The differential ensures that the force applied to the handrim delivers equal torque to both drive wheels of the wheelchair, thus ensuring that the wheelchair will be propelled more easily in a straight line.

Then he spelled it out: "Force times leverage equals torque!" Yes, it does, more or less.

Work, expressed in Joules (J), equals torque (N) multiplied by the angular displacement (radians) and represents the area under the torque curve for each direction of movement for all repetitions [ 11].

More velocity equals more torque, which equals more strain on the ligament.

Aerodynamics of the co-axial counter-rotating propellers with quad rotors are analyzed under the condition that the co-axial is operated at equal rotor torque (power).

Newton's Third Law of Motion requires that all objects exerting torques themselves experience equal and opposite torques, and therefore also directly implies the conservation of angular momentum for closed systems that experience rotations and revolutions through the action of internal torques.

In an n planet epicyclic gear set, under ideal conditions, each path will carry an equal amount of torque and therefore can be designed to transmit only 1/n of the input torque.

Because the rotor is powered, there is an equal and opposite torque reaction, which tends to rotate the fuselage in a direction opposite to the rotor.