Rotary dampers: What are the characteristics and working principles of rotary dampers?
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2020-07-28 10:05
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Rotary dampers are very common in our lives and work. It is suitable for all kinds of mechanical movements that need buffering, relieving friction between equipment and prolonging the service life of products. This article details what a rotary damper is. What are its characteristics, as well as its characteristics and working principle.
The characteristics of the rotary damper
Speed, the torque of the rotary damper changes according to the change of speed. The law of change is: speed increases, torque also increases. As the speed decreases, the torque also decreases. The torque at the start is different from the standard torque. Temperature characteristics, the torque of the rotary damper changes according to the change of the operating environment temperature. The law of change is that when the ambient temperature increases, the torque decreases, and when the ambient temperature decreases, the torque increases. This is because when the ambient temperature changes, the viscosity of the viscous oil in the damper also changes. However, when the ambient temperature returns to the normal temperature, the torque will also return to its original value.

The working principle of the rotary damper
One advantage of the disc brake is that the powder generated by the friction between the friction plate and the brake disc will be quickly Shake it out, the heat will be dissipated by the brake disc faster, so as to obtain better braking performance. Drum brakes are clearly relatively weak in this regard. Due to the fast response and high-frequency braking capabilities of disc brakes, many models combine disc brakes with anti-lock braking systems, VSC , traction control systems, etc. to meet the needs of such systems. For these reasons, and in order to obtain a large braking capacity, many cars are equipped with four-wheel brakes. Some models will install a shock absorber on the brake caliper, which can effectively control the noise during braking. This noise mainly comes from the vibration generated by the friction between the brake pad and the brake disc, and the added damper can solve this vibration. The rotary damper uses the brake transmission mechanism to press the brake shoe on the inner brake friction plate to generate braking force, so that the wheels can slow down or stop for a short distance as needed, thereby ensuring driving safety and ensuring reliable parking of the car without automatic sliding. The rotating element of a drum brake is a brake drum and the stationary element is a brake shoe. Its cost is consistent with traditional design.
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