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hajime (User)
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Mechanical power 4 Months, 1 Week ago
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I read an article which defines mechanical power as torque times angular velocity. Why we do not use absolute(torque times angular velocity)? What are the physical interpretations for positive and negative mechanical power? Thanks.
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Re:Mechanical power 4 Months, 1 Week ago
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 Bike run good  Grunt  Bike run fast= positive
 Bike run bad  Grunt  Bike run slow=negative
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Last Edit: 2008/07/25 10:31 By vegasdave.
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Re:Mechanical power 4 Months, 1 Week ago
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hajime wrote:
I read an article which defines mechanical power as torque times angular velocity. Why we do not use absolute(torque times angular velocity)? What are the physical interpretations for positive and negative mechanical power? Thanks.
You're on a motorcycle site ... and I suspect you are trolling? n'est-ce pas?
Maybe you can elaborate on the importance of moment arm and how it relates to the Force imparted by the engine? Assuming a constant Force (unmodified engine) how would a change in the momentum arm affect my Torque and what changes would you recommend to increase my Torque?
Doc
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Re:Mechanical power 4 Months, 1 Week ago
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When you have a force at a certain distance then we need a momentum to have equilibrium, it's as easy as that. Without torque no equilibrium.
Suppose we have bar with a fixed point. At the free end of the bar there is a force. Action=Reaction but we can't have a reaction force in the free point because there's nothing that can cause a reactionforce so the force will try to press the bar down. With the force being perpendicular on the bar and the bar being indeformable, it will cause a rotation with the radius being the distance from the free point to the fixed point on the bar. Thus the force causes a rotation, thus in the fixed point we need to write a momentum in the opposite direction to have equilibrium.
So in short: The reason for torque is to write equilibrium. 
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Re:Mechanical power 4 Months, 1 Week ago
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Re:Mechanical power 4 Months, 1 Week ago
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Last Edit: 2008/07/25 14:56 By Cougar.
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Re:Mechanical power 4 Months, 1 Week ago
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Positive mechanical power --- if YOU hit someone in the beak with a wrench
Negative mechanical power --- if YOU get hit in the beak with a wrench
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