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4. Engine Design Flexibility Non-interference engines often provide engineers with more freedom in designing other aspects of the engine. The additional clearance can lead to optimized designs for performance or fuel economy without the constraints of ensuring clearance between moving parts.

A V-belt is a type of belt that has a trapezoidal cross-section, which allows it to sit snugly in the grooves of a pulley. This shape provides increased grip and reduces the likelihood of slippage, making V-belts suitable for high-torque applications. V-belts are commonly used in HVAC systems, automotive engines, agricultural machinery, and manufacturing equipment.

2. Versatility They can be used in a range of systems, from small machines to large industrial setups. Their adaptability makes them suitable for various applications.

A synchronous belt is a toothed belt that operates on the basis of positive engagement between the belt and a series of pulleys. Unlike traditional V-belts that rely on friction to transmit power, synchronous belts have teeth that fit into corresponding grooves on the pulleys. This unique design provides a distinct advantage in scenarios where precise timing is critical. By maintaining exact synchronization between connected components, these belts ensure smooth and efficient operation in various applications.