This calculator rearranges the standard power–torque–speed relationship to find rotational speed (RPM) when power and torque are known — useful for checking a drive's expected running speed against a gearbox or pulley ratio.
Given: A drive delivers 15 kW at 99.5 N·m of torque.
Result: N = (15 × 9550) ÷ 99.5 = 1440 RPM.
Yes, if you use the torque and power values measured or rated at the gearbox output shaft rather than the motor input shaft.
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