Note on Specifying Angular Velocity in EngineeringPaper.xyz
To define the angular velocity ω in revolutions per minute, [cycles/min] is used as the unit. Note that angular velocity quantities need to be multiplied by 1 [1/rad] to force EngineeringPaper to treat radians as unitless. The results will be numerically correct without this step but the radians unit will hang around, not allowing the torque and stress unit conversions to be completed. EngineeringPaper doesn't automatically treat radians as unitless to allow proper conversions between degrees and radians. Additionally, treating radians as unitless would required treating degrees as unitless which would result in incorrect calculations involving degrees.
Calculate Torque
The torque on the shaft can be calculated from the power transmitted and the angular velocity by the following equation. Note that the units for the torque are being converted to [N*m] since the torque value is displayed as Joules by default since both N*M and Joules are equivalent SI units.
