What is the principle of the Rolla brake?
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The working principle of the Rolla brake is similar to that of the expanding brake. Here is a detailed explanation: 1. First process: When braking, the innermost gear-shaped steel ring rotates, and the gears lift up each cylindrical steel ball, causing the diameter of the second circular layer to increase; 2. Second process: The increase in diameter of the second layer forces the steel balls to come into contact with the third layer and causes the diameter of the third brake layer to increase; 3. Third process: Finally, the brake layer forces contact with the outermost brake drum, achieving the braking effect. This layered braking system makes the vehicle's braking smoother during driving, preventing sudden stops that could cause wheel slippage and potential hazards.