The surfaces of conveyor belts are made rough so as to

Assessment: JAMB UTME - Physics - 2010 Subject: Physics

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The surfaces of conveyor belts are made rough so as to
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The surfaces of conveyor belts are made rough to prevent the loads from slipping. The rough surface provides more friction between the belt and the load, thereby preventing it from sliding off the conveyor belt. This is important for the safety of workers and to ensure that products are transported effectively without any damage or loss.
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