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Screw-propelled vehicle
/skɹˈuːpɹəpˈɛld vˈiəkəl/
/skɹˈuːpɹəpˈɛld vˈiəkəl/Screw-propelled vehicle
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kendaraan berpropulsi sekrup, kendaraan berpenggerak sekrup
a type of vehicle that uses one or more auger-like screws instead of wheels or tracks for propulsion over rough or soft terrain
What is a "screw-propelled vehicle"?
A screw-propelled vehicle is a type of vehicle that moves using a large rotating screw or similar mechanism instead of wheels or tracks. The rotating screw acts like a large, spiraled blade that pushes the vehicle forward by digging into the surface below. These vehicles are typically used in areas where traditional wheels or tracks might not work, such as deep snow, sand, or soft mud. Screw-propelled vehicles are built to travel on challenging terrains, offering an efficient way to move over surfaces that other vehicles may struggle with.
Example
Exploration missions on Mars have used screw-propelled vehicles to maneuver across the planet's rugged terrain.
Screw-propelled vehicles are designed for military operations, particularly in challenging environments like deserts and swamps.
Screw-propelled vehicles have been adapted for use in polar regions due to their ability to travel over snow and ice effectively.
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