[Author Prev][Author Next][Thread Prev][Thread Next][Author Index][Thread Index] Re: Integrating tork over rpm?
At 02:51 PM 02.08.96 -0800, Glen Powell wrote: >You guys are on the right track! What really matters over the road is the >*area* under the *torque* curve. Find a way to quantify this and compare the yup--the math guys (and gals) call that an integral. Graydon said something about seeing the torque and hp curves in a graphic--years ago, R&T used to do that in the tech sheet of their road tests. Unfortunately dropped some years back--i guess their newer readership just didn't appreciate the value of those graphs :( >relative values of different engines and vehicle weights and you really have >something, sort of a mathematical 1/4 mile. --linus ---------------------------------------------------------------------- * linus toy email: linust@interramp.com * * * * "...it's stuff that does things people want, but they don't know * * how it works. But if they did look inside it would probably * * have lots of wires." * * --4 year old explaining 'technology' * ----------------------------------------------------------------------
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