Damper
Dampers are devices used to reduce vibrations in pipeline systems. They control the magnitude and frequency of vibrations by absorbing vibrational energy, thus protecting the pipeline and its components from the effects of vibration. Dampers are typically made of materials such as metal, rubber, or liquid, known for their durability and energy-absorbing properties. In pipeline systems, dampers can reduce vibrations caused by fluid flow or other sources, enhancing the stability and safety of the system. Selecting the right type and material of damper for a pipeline system is crucial to effectively reduce vibrations and maintain stable operation.
