To calculate the torque achievable from an 80 x 400 round bar, you need to know the material properties, such as yield strength and the bar's length. The torque (T) can be calculated using the formula ( T = \frac{π}{16} \times τ \times d^3 ), where ( τ ) is the shear strength and ( d ) is the diameter of the bar. Without specific material properties and dimensions, it's impossible to provide an exact torque value. Typically, you would need to consult material strength tables and apply appropriate safety factors for precise calculations.
well it matters what are the numbers that you want to see if it rounds to 400 but any thing like 350.00 to 400 you would round to 400 or 430.00 to 400 you would round to 400 also
399 round to 400
Technically, if you were trying to round to the nearest hundreds place, then no. You would have to go back to 400.
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Torque(lb/ft) = (5252 * horsepower) / RPM
500hp and 638 torque
rated 240hp but had about 400 ft lbs of torque
Depending on the year, around 300-330 ft lbs
well it matters what are the numbers that you want to see if it rounds to 400 but any thing like 350.00 to 400 you would round to 400 or 430.00 to 400 you would round to 400 also
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245 H.P 400 FT. LB torque
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400 horsepower and 400 lb/ft of torque.
399 round to 400