Let's take a flat stretch of torque curve (e.g. VW's 2.0T between 2k-4k rpm), where Q is constant. In this stretch, P = Q*x. Sure, as your speed V goes up, x goes up, and P goes up. But what about the accelration A? It stays constant because A = P / V = (Q*x) / (Rw/K*x) = Q *(K/Rw), K being gear ratio and Rw being wheel radius. So great, your engine is making more and more power and acceleration stays constant. Is this what you call "directly connected"?
What mistake?
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Actually, A=P/V/m=Q*(K/Rw/m)=constant,
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12/07/2005 postreply
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回复:What mistake?
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12/07/2005 postreply
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回复:回复:What mistake?
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12/07/2005 postreply
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Maybe not so obvious to some
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12/07/2005 postreply
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