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The 79 pages that link to Torque, each with the reason it gives.

• Torsion balanceNarrower topic: The balance responds to applied torque as well as to force.

• RotorRelated: Electromagnetic forces on the rotor generate the motor’s turning output.

• Screw PropellerRelated: The shaft supplies torque to rotate the propeller against hydrodynamic resistance.

• Disc brakeNarrower topic: A disc brake resists wheel rotation by applying opposing torque.

• GimbalRelated: Motors apply torque to move a gimbal and counter disturbances.

• MultirotorRelated: Unequal rotor torques turn the aircraft about its vertical axis.

• Rack and pinionRelated: Torque applied to the pinion becomes force along the rack.

• Ski bindingNarrower topic: Twisting torque helps describe the loads that can trigger lateral release.

• Wheel and axleRelated: Input and output torques balance in an ideal wheel and axle.

• Kilogram-forceRelated: Kilogram-force appears in torque units such as kilogram-force metre.

• Simple machineRelated: Lever action depends on the torque produced by force at a distance from the fulcrum.

• AcrobaticsRelated: Takeoffs and partner contacts generate the rotation needed for aerial skills.

• Bicycle brakeNarrower topic: Braking force creates torque opposing the wheel’s rotation.

• DifferentialNarrower topic: The differential distributes this rotational effect between its outputs.

• FastenerRelated: Installers use applied torque to tighten threaded fasteners, though torque only estimates preload.

• Radian per secondRelated: Rotational dynamics pairs torque with angular velocity through power.

• TurboshaftRelated: Turboshaft output is useful chiefly as torque delivered to a load.

• Epicyclic gearingNarrower topic: Epicyclic ratios trade rotational speed for torque, subject to losses and load conditions.

• Muscle carRelated: Strong low-speed torque helps muscle cars accelerate forcefully from a stop.

• Paul CornuRelated: Rotor reaction torque threatened to spin the early helicopter’s frame.

• Resultant forceCompared with: A force system can have zero resultant force yet still exert a torque.

• Torque wrenchNarrower topic: A torque wrench controls this rotational quantity as it turns a fastener.

• Flexible shaftNarrower topic: Torque is the rotational load the shaft transfers from its drive to its output.

• TetherballRelated: A player’s off-center strike creates the rotation that winds the rope.

• WindlassRelated: Torque at the shaft turns the drum against the tension in the hauled line.

• Hula hoopRelated: Waist movements apply forces that change the hoop’s rotation and position.

• Joule-secondCompared with: Torque shares angular-momentum dimensions only after multiplication by time.

• Pistonless rotary engineRelated: The engine's output is rotary torque, delivered through its shaft.

• Screw mechanismRelated: Applied torque drives the screw and sets the force available at its moving component.