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Originally Posted by Sapper_M3
As a side note, thinking about the area under torque vs RPM curve is still eating away at me. If we integrate force vs time, do we get work?? Do we need to integrate twice with respect to time in order to find power???
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Work = Force x distance (not time)
Power = Work / time
Power = Force x Distance / Time = Force x speed
In the polar referential:
Force=Torque
Distance=Rotation
Time=Time
Work = Torque x Rotation
Power = Torque x Rotation / Time = Troque x RPM (agular velocity)
Hope this helps
