Physics
Rotational Stiffness Calculator
Find rotational stiffness from torque and angular deflection.
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Rotational stiffness measures how much torque is needed to twist something by an angle.
The math behind it
k = torque ÷ angular deflection (in radians), the rotational analog of a spring constant.
Worked Example
50 N·m over 5° (0.0873 rad) → ≈ 573 N·m/rad.
Frequently Asked Questions
How does it relate to torsion?
A stiffer shaft twists less under the same torque.
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