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What does ON mean?

2009-03-03View Original

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In order for the hydraulic force on the roll to be exerted on the material being briquetted, there must be sufficient material being compressed between the rolls to force them apart. Trial translation: In order to obtain the hydraulic force exerted on the material (forming) by the rollers, sufficient material must be compressed between the rollers and then separated. ON THE ROLL here, can ON be translated like above?
Reply #22009-03-03
On the roll is on the outer ring of the roller of the roller press
Reply #32009-03-03
Give a complete sentence translation for understanding: on the roll means acting on the roller. In order for the hydraulic force on the roll to be exerted on the material being briquetted, there must be sufficient material being compressed between the rolls to force them apart.
Reply #42009-03-09
I agree with the translation on the third floor, I think it is very accurate. Thanks again for all your hard work! :handshake

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