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Torque is a key parameter for electric motors and drives. Calculate the relationship between power, speed, and torque precisely.
Calculate torque from power and speed
Torque indicates the rotational force of a motor and is crucial for the selection of drives. The calculation links power (in kW), speed (in rpm), and torque (in Nm).
Calculate the torque, power, or speed of a motor.
Md = 9550 × P / n
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Example Calculation:
A standard three-phase motor has a rated speed of 1420 revolutions and a mechanical output power of 15 kW at the motor shaft. What is the motor torque at rated speed?
Md = 9550 × P / n
Md = 9550 × 15 kW / 1420 min⁻¹
Md = 100.88 Nm
For your information: This calculator is only suitable for electric motors without gearboxes!
Units of Measurement:
Torque Md = Newton-meter [Nm]
Power P = Kilowatt [kW]
Speed n = Revolutions per minute [min⁻¹]
Md = 9550 × P / n
The torque Md in Newton meters (Nm) results from the mechanical power on the motor shaft P in kilowatts (kW) and the speed n in revolutions per minute (min⁻¹). The calculator can be used in all directions: If two of the three values are known, it calculates the third.
Torque indicates the rotating power of a motor and is a key parameter when selecting electric motors and drives.
An electric motor delivers 3 kW to the shaft and rotates at 1400 rpm.
Md = 9550 × 3 kW / 1400 min⁻¹
Md = 20.46 Nm
Note: The calculator is only suitable for electric motors without gears.
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