Sentence examples for maximum torque fracture from inspiring English sources

The maximum torque (fracture torque) and torsional yield strength were measured in each specimen.

Mechanical stress was applied with a rotational speed of 3.6 °/min until fracture occurred, and maximum torque (fracture torque) and torsional yield strength were measured.

Paavolainen (1978) showed that the rabbit body weight was correlated to the tibial maximum torque moment and energy absorption in a study on the healing of experimental fractures.

The maximum torque to failure values for the no-bypass and bypass groups were similar with a mean of the difference between fracture torques of 0.13 (SD 2.3) Nm.

Maximum torque was increased slightly, but more important, that torque became available at lower engine speeds.

This gearing, combined with the broad torque band -- the motor produces its maximum torque all the way from 2,500 to 4,000 r.p.m. -- gives the car exceptional elasticity in second gear.

Unlike internal combustion engines, electric motors achieve maximum torque almost instantly.

Electric motors produce maximum torque from a standing start, which can mean great performance.

An internal-combustion engine, by contrast, produces maximum torque only at certain speeds.

And the torque curve is approximately flat (maximum torque is at just 4,000 r.p.m ., so the XR1200 pulls willingly from just above idle all the way up to the engine's redline.

More important, the modern little engine -- it has five valves for each cylinder -- produces maximum torque (162 foot-pounds) at a surprisingly low 2,200 r.p.m.