Work is defined as force * distance. A constant 2500rpm engine speed will deliver so much torque to the transmission. Due to gearing, more distance will be gained with each revolution at a higher gear than at a lower gear, and therefore, the truck with be traveling faster at the specified rpm.Hey, I have a car/engineering question.
If a truck was driving on a treadmilll @ let's say 2500 rpm, does the engine do more work in 3rd gear vs. 4th gear...meaning is it harder on the engine doing 2500 rpm in a higher or lower gear.
Reason why I am asking is that there is an alternate route home that requires me to drive much slower...however the engine is at a higher rpm at the lower speed. I was wondering if this additional rpm caused more strain on the engine.
What got me think this was the cvt transmissions where gear ratios are more "selectable" (from my understanding)...I was thinking you could gear it so that the car be doing 80 mph and the engines RPMs are the same as if the car was idling.As far as effect on the engine, High RPM's are bad. Under an idling condition, I don't think the engine gives a shit what gear it's in.
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