friction drum
21Drum and bass — DnB redirects here. For the Norwegian bank, see DnB NOR. Drum and bass Stylistic origins Jungle, Breakbeat Hardcore, Hip Hop, Funk Cultural origins early/mid 1990s; Bristol and London, United Kingdom Typical instrume …
22Drum Motor — A Drum Motor (sometimes referred to as a motorised pulley) is in simplistic terms a highly efficient geared motor drive enclosed within a steel shell providing a single component driving pulley for conveyor belts. Drum Motor with Planitory Gear …
23drum brakes — A form of friction brakes comprising two curved shoes that have a heat absorbing friction material bonded to their surface. These shoes are pressed outward against the inside of a cylindrical drum that rotates with the wheel. Application of… …
24drum brake — noun hydraulic brake in which friction is applied to the inside of a spinning drum by the brake shoe • Hypernyms: ↑hydraulic brake, ↑hydraulic brakes • Part Meronyms: ↑brake drum, ↑drum, ↑brake shoe, ↑shoe, ↑skid …
25friction brake — noun 1. : a brake operating by friction 2. : an absorption dynamometer that absorbs energy by friction * * * friction brake, a brake operating by friction, usually applied to a revolving element such as a wheel or a drum: »A powerful friction… …
26Drum'n Bass for Papa — Luke Vibert Pour les articles homonymes, voir Vibert. Luke Vibert …
27Drum 'n' Bass For Papa — Luke Vibert Pour les articles homonymes, voir Vibert. Luke Vibert …
28Drum 'n' bass for papa — Luke Vibert Pour les articles homonymes, voir Vibert. Luke Vibert …
29drum brake — A type of brake using a shallow drum shaped metal cylinder that attaches to the inner surface of the wheel and rotates with it. When you press down on the brake pedal, curved brake shoes with friction linings press against the inner circumference …
30drum brake — noun Date: 1950 a brake that operates by the friction of usually a pair of shoes pressing against the inner surface of the cylinder of a rotating drum compare disc brake …
