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rudyroe Participant Join Date: Mar 2008 Posts: 2	How to Calculate Torque for Actuatoator 05/12/2008 2:28 AM
	Dear all, I wanna buy a pneumatic actuator for a damper mounted on exhaust duct. The parameters to be considered in selecting the pneumatic actuator are maximum working temperature, maximum pressure and required shaft torque. How can I calculate the torque that the actuator must overcome ? Thank's before
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Labyguy Power-User Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Charlotte, NC USA Posts: 470 Good Answers: 7	#1 Re: How to Calculate Torque for Actuatoator 05/15/2008 5:08 PM
	Can you get to the damper today? if you can attach a torque wrench and measure the actual. __________________ Life isn't like a box of chocolates; it's more like a jar of jalapeños. What you do today, might burn your butt tomorrow.

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