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Cog
01
ząb, koło zębate
a wheel with a set of square or triangular teeth sticking out around the edge that fits into the edge of a similar wheel, causing both wheels to turn
02
zębatka, część
a subordinate who performs an important but routine function
to cog
01
łączyć kawałki drewna z zębatkami, montować drewno z zębatkami
join pieces of wood with cogs
02
toczyć stalowe ingoty, kręcić stalowe ingoty
roll steel ingots
cog
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Przykład
During maintenance, technicians replaced the worn cogs in the conveyor system to prevent any disruptions in production.
Engineers designed the cog to have precisely angled teeth to minimize friction and wear within the machinery.
A computer simulation helped engineers optimize the design of the cog to maximize its strength and durability under different loads.
The cogwheel assembly was carefully lubricated to reduce friction and enhance the lifespan of the cogs.
The cog in the gear system meshed perfectly with its neighboring cogs, ensuring smooth and efficient power transmission.
