Dämpöominaisuuden
Dämpöominaisuuden, often translated as damping property or damping characteristic, refers to the ability of a material or system to dissipate energy, typically in the form of heat, when subjected to vibration or oscillation. This dissipation of energy leads to a reduction in the amplitude of these vibrations over time. In essence, it's a measure of how effectively something can absorb or reduce unwanted movement.
Materials with good damping properties are able to convert the kinetic energy of motion into thermal energy,
The degree of damping is often quantified by a damping ratio or a loss factor, which indicates