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Space-saving damper provides significant resistance
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Advantages

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The damper offers stable performance even in extreme environments, because of its extremely low temperature dependency. |
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It has superior durability and possesses damping capability to withstand the repeated impacts of earthquake. |
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It can be used in many types of buildings with various features due to its wide ranging damping capacity. |
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No maintenance is required as the viscous material remains stable over many years, and there is absolutely no leakage of fluid. |
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There is no directional requirement for installation. |
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Structure and Function

Bingham damper, using viscous resistance of a special filler, consists of a fluid filled cylinder, a piston and a rod.


Function of Bingham damper
Bingham damper transforms the vibration from earthquake or strong winds into motion of a piston inside a cylinder filled with a special material to dissipate vibration energy. |
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Basic Features

This chart shows the relationship between resistance and displacement when the Bingham damper is subjected to the displacemnet expected during a major earthquake, verifying the stable performance of the device.
Modelling of Bingham damper for structural analysis is straight forward as it is almost independent of vibration and temperature.



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Test

Performance Test

Performance testing of the Bingham damper demonstrated that a stable damping function can be obtained with excellent damping capacity during vibration from major earthquakes and strong winds.
Characteristic value within ± 5% of design value is obtained.

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Temperature characteristics Test

The test results for the Bingham damper showed no significant changes of the resistance force at temperatures from -18 to 40 °C, demonstrating excellent characteristics as a damper.
As an extra specification, performance in high temperature environments can be guaranteed up to 150 °C.

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Fire-resistance Test

To verify the safety of the Bingham damper against fire, fire-resistance testing was carried out at 925 °C.
As a result, no ignition or explosion was observed, demonstrating excellent fire resistance.
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