What is a pipe damper?

A pipe damper is a device used in piping systems to reduce or eliminate vibrations and noise caused by fluid flow or pressure fluctuations. It typically consists of a mechanism that absorbs or dissipates energy, helping to stabilize the system and protect connected equipment. By mitigating these disturbances, pipe dampers enhance the longevity and performance of both the piping infrastructure and the machinery it serves. They are commonly used in HVAC systems, industrial processes, and water treatment facilities.