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Cylindrical viscous damper

Cylindrical viscous damper, cost-effective simple device
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Advantages

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Durable viscous shear damper. |
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Compact and cylindrical geometry provides installation flexibility. |
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It is effective for absorbing a wide range of vibrations, from wind vibration to violent shaking caused by strong earthquakes. |
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Simple structure contributes to cost saving and reduces mechanical problems. |
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Seal free design relieves worry about leakage. |
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Structure and Function

CVD, a damper using the shearing resistance of a viscous fluid, consists of three concentric steel tubes filled with viscous fluid.



Oiles viscous fluid
Oiles viscous fluid is a high viscosity material, which has superior heat resistance, environmental resistance, as well as durability.
It provides a stable resisting force during cyclic shearing without viscosity degradation. |
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Basic Features

This chart shows the relationship between resistance and displacement when the CVD is subjected to the displacemnet expected during a major earthquake, verifying the stable performance of the device.

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Performance

Axial resistance Force of CVD can be expressed as shown in the formula.

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Test results

Results show the design model coincide with actual measurement, demonstrating stability and accuracy of the design method.

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Standard dimension of CVD (draft)

Resistance force of CVD is calculated by multiplying resistance per unit length by the attachable length of the CVD.
Stroke can be changed. Contact us for more information.

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Outside diameter
D2 (mm) |
Clearance
d (cm) |
Stroke
A (cm) |
Resistance per unit length
F20 (kN) |
For 4 m effective length |
Attachable length
L1 (mm) |
Shearing area
S (cm2) |
Resistance force
F20 (kN) |
Weight
(kg) |
| CVD-200 |
241 |
0.3 |
± 6.0 |
121.5 |
4942 |
45503 |
486.1 |
661.4 |
| CVD-250 |
299 |
0.3 |
± 6.0 |
171.3 |
5159 |
58597 |
685.0 |
825.6 |
| CVD-300 |
340 |
0.3 |
± 6.0 |
189.9 |
5161 |
71113 |
759.5 |
990.9 |
| CVD-350 |
400 |
0.3 |
± 6.0 |
230.1 |
5263 |
85376 |
920.2 |
1167.0 |
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Damping forces shown were obtained with a viscous fluid temperature of 20 °C and speed of 10 cm/sec. The values of attachable length and effective length are examples.
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