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Re: Turning torque
Sorry, .051in^2.
It is a Shore A durometer material call Vulkosoft. The wheel has a flat surface like a forklift wheel. |
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13-07-2012, 23:48
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Re: Turning torque
Any calculation you might do on this has a good chance of being off by such a large margin that it is not practical to actually use it in sizing your system. You would probably get a far more usable result by measuring a physical test if you can arrange it. Build a pivot, load the wheel, torque it with a lever, measure the force, calc the torque.
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