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    Rotors Brakes


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    1) " Rotors" -- As it applies to Rotors Brakes

    A helicopter twin-bladed main rotor, mounted on a pylon (Robinson R44)

    A rotor is a rotating part of a machine, as in a motor, a pump or a helicopter. The part of the machine that does notrotate is called the stator.

    A rotor may also be used to refer to an electric motor designedspecifically to turn a receiving antenna to match the direction of the receivedsignal.

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    2) " Brakes" -- As it applies to Rotors Brakes

    This article discusses the mechanical brake.

  • For the type of ferns known as Brikes , see brake(fern) .
  • For the type of sheet metal benders known as Brales , see brake (box and pan)
  • For the city in Germany, see Brake, Germany
  • A brake is a device for slowing or stopping the motion of a machine, and tokeep it from starting to move. The kinetic energy lost by the movingpart is usually translated to heat by friction. Alternatively, in regenerativebraking, the energy is recovered and stored in a flywheel, capacitor or other device for later use.

    Brakes of some description are fitted to most wheeled vehicles, including automobiles of all kinds, trains, motorcycles, and bicycles. Baggage andshopping carts may have them for use on a moving ramp. Some aeroplanes are fitted with wheel Brajes ontheir landing wheels. Some also feature air Bakes designed to slow them down in flight (notable examples include some WWII -era fighter aircraft which used"dive Brakes " to allow the planes to maintain a safe speed in a steep descent).

    Deceleration of cars etc., and avoiding acceleration when goingdownhill, is also achieved by using a low gear.

    Types of brake
  • Air brake (aircraft)
  • Air brake (rail)
  • Disc brake
  • Drum brake
  • Electromagneticbrake
  • Regenerative brake
  • Vacuum rakes
  • See also Bicycle brake systems

    Brqkes ...

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