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Originally Posted by Sapper_M3
Further Explanation: Torque vs RPM is indeed power, but your formula in this post is incorrect. "P \int T dR" is wrong. Instead, it should be rendered "P \int T*D dS" where D is the angular distance, and S is time (to avoid confusion with the T we used for Torque).
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Technically you are correct. However, D should be real distance, I'm not sure what angular distance is. But D is directly proportional to RPM and time. That is, "D dS" equals "dR", with a constant thrown in for units.
Cheers.