Definition of brake drum in English English dictionary
A hollow metal cylinder, attached to a wheel of a vehicle, to which pressure is applied when braking
A metal cylinder to which pressure is applied by a braking mechanism in order to arrest rotation of the wheel or shaft to which the cylinder is attached
The cast iron housing and friction surface around a drum brake The brake shoes expand outward and rub against the inside surface of the drums when the brakes are applied Worn drums often take on a grooved appearance The inner surface should be turned smooth on a brake lathe when the shoes are replaced If the drum has worn too thin, is cracked, warped or has taken on a bell-mouthed shape, it must be replaced The spring around the outside of the drum on some vehicles is there to soak up vibrations and noise
(Otomotiv) Part of the braking system, these are metal drums mounted at the rear wheels on some cars. The brake shoes press against the inner surfaces of the drums to slow or stop the car. See also brake system
Part of the braking system, these are metal drums mounted at the rear wheels on some cars The brake shoes press against the inner surfaces of the drums to slow or stop the car See also brake system
Brake drums are drum-shaped components which contain internal brake shoes, which expand and press against the drum, when the driver presses on the brake pedal, slowing or stopping the car
A hollow drum is attached to the wheel and rotates with it When you push the brake pedal, two "shoes" press against the inside surface of the drum to slow and stop the wheel