Most applications requiring a rotary viscous damper must consider the temperature consequences. As the ambient temperature rises the damping fluid’s viscosity lowers and vice-versa when it gets cold. In applications that work in a range of temperatures we may take a different approach to achieve controlled damping. Multiple damping greases which complement each other when the units are exposed to temperature extremes is possible. Sometimes a combination of damping grease and springs can achieve success at high frequencies. In essence ambient temperatures need to be know when design a damper.Contact us at www.mmtech.us or 203-406-7900 for a free consultation.
Rotary Viscous Damper Temperature
By Mechanical Motion Tech LLC|2019-11-07T20:00:25+00:00June 3rd, 2016|#engineering, #product design, Uncategorized|
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