Power = Work ÷ time
Work = Force * distance
Power = Force * distance ÷ time
Distance ÷ time = velocity
Power = Force * velocity
This equation is used when you know the power and velocity.
500 = F * 20
F = 500/20 = 25 N
PW = power = ( 500 W/kg ) ( 150 kg ) ( 1.0 N - m / W - s ) = 75 x 10^3 N - m /s
PW = ( Force ) ( Speed ) = ( F ) ( Sp )
F = ( PW ) / ( Sp ) = ( 75 x 10^3 N - m/ s ) / ( 20 m/s ) = 3750 N <-------
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because it is grvity proff
No. I may have the power to lift a heavy weight but until I do it does not become a power by force. Power is the result of some action. A racing car has the power to do 250 kl per hr, but until I start the engine, put the car in gear and move off showing just what power the car has. So power is the result of some other action.
The power stroke * intake / compression / power / exhaust
Power = force x displacement / time taken So power = 50 x 3 / 3 = 50 W Power expended = 50 W
Engine power is rated in horsepower and in torque. In simple terms torque is the power that gets things moving and horsepower is the force that keeps things moving.
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it is a power of force because it forces compressed air into the engine!
Higher compression ratio, therefore it develops far more torque which equates to pulling power.
Force. The stronger the force opposing the motion, the quicker the moving object will stop. The stoping force is usually supplied by a braking system of some sort. The force of brake calipers on a car's brake discs , is very very powerful . To start motion you still need Force. The greater the force the greater the acceleration. The force of a moving object is usually supplied by power from an Engine of so me kind
The pressure builds up too quickly, which means some of the downward force on the piston starts before it has started moving down. That reduces the power.
One cannot "Calculate the accelaration of a car by its engine power in cc" and hence derive the "force applied by it" because, depending on the configuration of the engine varying amounts of horsepower (ie engine power) can be obtained from the same size engine. One would have to have a known amount of "engine power" to apply the "F=ME" formula and from there calculate the acceleration possibilities.
because it is grvity proff
In simple terms, torque gets you moving and power keeps you moving. In other words, your acceleration is dictated by the torque your engine provides and the top speed is limited by the power.
A dynamometer measures force, torque, and power. It can be used to measure the power of an engine.
yes it is absolutely a two stroke engine since it develops an amazing power and torque. this credit completely goes to cz two stroke engine which is unaparalleled in the world.