Difference between Power and Torque
One of the attached file shows a bike specification, in which you may see a red box marked under torque and power. Why Max power and Max torque has to be mentioned separately even though we know that power is dependent on torque? Here’s the answer:- There has been a common formula that is used for finding power of engine:- Power = 2 x N x Ʈ / 60000, Where Ʈ = Torque produced (units in Nm), N= speed of the engine (units in rpm), Power produced (units in watts divide by 746 to get hp or ps) This relation holds well till the...