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friction clutch

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friction clutch [′frik·shən ‚kləch]
(mechanical engineering)
A clutch in which torque is transmitted by pressure of the clutch faces on each other.
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The friction clutch provides lower torque performance than any of the clutches described (up to 3 in-ib), but it offers excellent torque control for special jobs such as clamping brittle components.
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Modifications include: horsepower increased 10 percent over the base ZX2 while still meeting California state and federal emissions standards; dual friction clutch for increased clamping force; improved handling with progressive-rate springs that lower the car one inch; rear disc brakes; seven-spoke aluminum wheels and a cockpit featuring a 150 mph speedometer, leather-wrapped steering wheel and leather shift knob.
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