The phrase "torque force" is correct and is commonly used in written English.
It refers to the twisting or rotational force exerted on an object. Example: The mechanic adjusted the bolts on the wheel to increase the torque force and improve the car's performance.
Maximum torque to failure and angle of failure were obtained from the torque force to angular displacement data.
The study variables are the torque force exertion and thermal images of the hands of the subjects before and after the attempts of opening.
The osteointegration and biomechanical performance of the coated Ti screws were evaluated by histology and removal of torque force test in vivo.
A modified Blade Element Momentum model is built to calculate axial induction factor, tangent induction factor and torque force coefficient of wind turbine.
The calcium phosphate coated implants had the most bone-to-metal contact and required the highest removal torque force in ovariectomized rabbit.
The removal torque force was increased to slightly more than 50% by calcium phosphate coating for the same surface finished condition.
In contrast, hydroxyapatite-coated pins show improved fixation strength, with extraction torque forces being higher than the initial insertion torque forces and 90 times higher than standard uncoated pins [9].
This is likely to result in undesired torque forces due to the labial surface curvature of the premolars.
They concluded that the base zone is subject to higher mechanical loading and greater torque forces compared to other regions.
The device recorded the torque forces in addition to the push and pull forces exerted during diagnostic colonoscopy.
This can be explained by the fact that wire engagement in our study resulted in higher torque forces, the minimum of which was 9.59 Nmm with the bracket positioned 5 mm from the cusp tip.
