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"BREAKDOWN TORQUE"
Keywords:
torque
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abrupt
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motor
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drop
,
voltage
Related Terms:
Starting torque
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Holding torque
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Detent torque
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Plugging
,
Tractive effort
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Torque converter
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Limited slip differential
,
Torque steer
,
Traction control
,
Brake assist
,
Slip
,
Torque
,
Power train
,
Final drive ratio
,
Brake bias
,
Brake booster
,
Dynamic braking
,
Limited-slip differential
,
Ebd
,
Aquaplaning
,
Wheel balancing
,
Weight transfer
,
Gearbox
,
Anti-lock braking system
,
Pulsation
,
Tire rotation
,
Lsd
,
Traction
,
Differential
,
Lateral acceleration
,
Oversteer
,
Bump steer
,
Brake balance
,
Balancing
,
Turn-in
,
Disc brakes
,
Adhesion
,
Power brakes
,
Synchronous motor
,
Abs
,
Flywheel
,
Disc brake
,
Understeer
,
Dynamic balance
,
Kickdown
,
Power steering
,
Braking distance
,
Shaft horsepower
,
Trail braking
The maximum torque a motor will develop at rated voltage without a relatively abrupt drop or loss in speed.
electricmotors.com
The maximum load that a given motor can move.
mw-zander.com
Also known as maximum torque or pull-out torque, the highest torque that an AC motor will produce with the application of rated voltage and frequency, and no abrupt drop in speed.
dynamometers.org
The maximum running torque of a motor without causing an abrupt reduction in speed and power.
merkle-korff.com
The maximum torque a motor can achieve with rated voltage applied at rated frequency, without a sudden drop in speed or stalling.
leeson.com
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