org.unitsofmeasurement.quantity
Interface Torque

All Superinterfaces:
Quantity<Torque>

public interface Torque
extends Quantity<Torque>

Moment of a force. The system unit for this quantity is "N.m" (Newton-Metre).

Note: The Newton-metre ("N.m") is also a way of expressing a Joule (unit of energy). However, torque is not energy. So, to avoid confusion, we will use the units "N.m" for torque and not "J". This distinction occurs due to the scalar nature of energy and the vector nature of torque.

Author:
Jean-Marie Dautelle, Werner Keil
See Also:
Force, Length

Method Summary
 
Methods inherited from interface Quantity
unit, value
 



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