What is the maximum transient torque reading allowed for a short duration?

The maximum transient torque reading allowed for a short duration is set at 107%. This threshold is established to ensure that while the system can handle brief spikes in torque, these limits are not exceeded to maintain the overall integrity and safety of the equipment. Exceeding this limit can lead to undue stress on mechanical components, potentially causing damage or failure. In many engineering standards, transient conditions are anticipated, and these defined limits serve to protect both the machinery and its operational reliability while accommodating temporary exceedances suiting operational demands.