Dämpfungsventils
A Dämpfungsventil, or damping valve, is a hydraulic or pneumatic component designed to control the speed of movement of a mechanical system by dissipating energy. This is typically achieved by restricting the flow of fluid (oil in hydraulic systems or air in pneumatic systems) through a calibrated orifice. As the fluid is forced through this restriction, a pressure drop occurs, which translates into a force opposing the motion.
Dämpfungsventile are crucial for preventing shock, vibration, and undesirable oscillations in various applications. They are commonly
The operation of a Dämpfungsventil relies on the principle of fluid resistance. The degree of damping can