Re: [DMCForum] Last Post For Martin

[Martin Gutkowski <webmaster@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I just remembered that F=mA Force = Mass x Accelleration.

Therefore Force is measured in kgm/s^2, taking us to SI units.

By your argument the units of Torque (NewtonMetres) should be the same 
as force, which clearly they aren't. Going too fast for you here?

>All the key components are in the classic HP definition: force,
>distance, and time. Look very closely and maybe you'll finally see them:
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>HP = Torque x RPMs / 5252
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>It's all there: force (torque), distance (revolutions), and time
>(minutes).
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And distance with respect to time is also called....? I'll give you a 
clue: "Miles PER HOUR?" What's that the unit of. Oh look, it's a measure 
of SPEED isn't it? So is radians/sec.

Oh and once again TORQUE IS NOT THE SAME AS FORCE - see top of this e-mail.

Please answer me one question: Did you ever do physics at school? Did 
you learn about formulae? Did you do distance, speed and time graphs in 
basic mathematics? I did it at around age 11.

Martin



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