What is Engine Torque Coefficient?
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Torque coefficient is a general concept, and different objects have different torque coefficients. Torque coefficient is a proportional coefficient: In high-strength bolt connections, it refers to the proportional coefficient between the tightening torque applied to the nut and the axial preload (tightening axial force) introduced into the bolt. Introduction to torque: Torque, like power, is one of the main indicators of a car engine. It reflects in car performance, including acceleration, climbing ability, and suspension. Its precise definition is: the piston's reciprocating motion in the cylinder does a certain amount of work per cycle, measured in Newton meters.