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      <p class="para_topic"><b class="uiTerm">CAM Rotor</b> helps you to specify the design constraints necessary to create a functional rotor, including design of the throat and mounting surfaces.  This tool gives you the flexibility to create multiple throat cross sections and trim the barrel as needed. You can change cross sectional dimensions, such as radii and lengths, but still maintain required minimum lengths  and distances.  You can also specify the wear plate locations for the steels, including an initial pattern setup for determining the number of wear plates required, based on the rotor length. Once you've created the initial pattern, you can move locations to avoid interferences.
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