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Veta ‘yasuka’ kipuri aina ya sprocket kwa mabaki ya vyuma, yasaka mbia
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Veta ‘yasuka’ kipuri aina ya sprocket kwa mabaki ya vyuma, yasaka mbia

Mwananchi 1 day 1 mins read
Mamlaka ya Elimu na Mafunzo ya Ufundi Stadi (Veta) Kanda ya Kaskazini, imefanikiwa kutengeneza kipuri aina ya gurudumu la meno linalosafirisha nguvu ya injini kwenda kwenye mnyororo wa pikipiki (Sprocket), kinachotumika katika kusafirisha nguvu ya injini kwenye pikipiki. Kipuri hicho kimetengenezwa kwa kutumia mabaki ya vyuma yaliyopatikana katika Chuo cha Veta Moshi.

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