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reaction torque

As there are a lot of things to learn in the amazing world of machines and their design, torque is one important thing engineers have to go through carefully. Torque is a word reserved for the rotational force that drives any machine to carryout its original work efficiently. There are two distinct types of torque within the realm, driving and reaction. The other component of torque, reaction torque or force is the equal and oppositely directed vector sum of all such torques.

Investigating the Level and Trend of Reaction Torque

Reaction torque: The two basic areas in which we consider reaction torques are its magnitude and direction. The reaction torque and its magnitude indicate the amount of force exerted by the machine on that supporting structure, while direction depicts which way is suspended in from were applied.

Most of the time, The magnitude of reaction torque is directly proportional to driving torque applied by a machine. The properties like the weight of equipment, their design and operational conditions decide upon how much reaction torque it should have. A machine will also generate an equal-and-opposite reaction torque on its mounting surface, if it produces 50-newton-meters (Nm) of driving torque for example.

Because the machine rotates and [therefore] an applied force, so that makes it to determine in which direction torque. Torque vectors are usually normal to the axis of rotation of a machine. Therefore, if a machine rotates one way and the other antiwise, they will produce reaction torques in opposite directions. Also, the same rotor as viewed clockwise will have positive reaction torque one direction but not so if seen counter-clockwise

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