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04-27-2007 07:37 AM #15
That's correct. The torque the clutch can manage is mu*F*r or mu*P*A*r where mu is the friction coefficient, F the mormal force, P the pressure and A is the area, and r is the radius to the center of the clutch pads. Since r is larger on the 12" clutch, then A can be smaller and get the same torque results.
Originally Posted by Gusaroo
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