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The Structure and Operating Principle of the Roller


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2021-11-12

The drum is primarily composed of a bearing housing, bearings, and baffles. Its working principle is based on frictional rotation—specifically, using rolling friction instead of sliding friction to minimize energy loss—and power transmission is achieved through the movement of a drive belt.

The Structure and Operating Principle of the Roller

The drum is primarily composed of a bearing housing, bearings, and baffles. Its working principle is based on frictional rotation—specifically, using rolling friction instead of sliding friction to minimize energy loss—and power transmission is achieved through the movement of a drive belt.

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