CBIES AUTOMOTIVE|Shock Absorbers: Shock Reduction, Lightweight Solutions

The function of the shock absorber is to reduce or eliminate the vibration and shock generated by the movement of machines, equipment, vehicles, etc., so as to improve their stability, reliability, and service life, while reducing their own loss and protecting their equipment and occupants from Subject to vibration and shock.

Shock absorbers are widely used in industry, transportation, construction engineering, military, and other fields. The following are some typical application scenarios:

Automobiles and other vehicles: Various types of shock absorbers are used in vehicles such as automobiles, motorcycles, trains, and airplanes to reduce vibration and impact during driving and improve ride comfort and safety.

 

 Many industrial machinery and equipment will produce large vibrations and impacts during the working process, such as drilling presses, punching presses, machine tools, vibrating screens, compressors, etc. Shock absorbers can reduce the disturbance of these machines and equipment to the surrounding environment while mitigating their own wear and tear.

 

In building structures, shock absorbers can be used to reduce vibrations and shocks caused by earthquakes or other natural disasters. In high-rise buildings and bridges, shock absorbers are often used to reduce the influence of external forces such as wind loads and traffic loads on the structure.

 

 Shock absorbers are widely used in various types of military equipment, such as tanks, aircraft, submarines, etc., to protect their equipment and occupants from vibration and shock, while improving their combat effectiveness.

The working principle of the shock absorber is that when the frame (or body) and the axle vibrate and there is relative movement, the piston in the shock absorber moves up and down, and the oil in the shock absorber chamber repeatedly passes through different chambers. At this time, the friction between the hole wall and the oil and the internal friction between the oil molecules form a damping force on the vibration, so that the vibration energy of the car is converted into heat energy of the oil, which is then absorbed and dissipated by the shock absorber to the in the atmosphere.

 

Shock tubes can increase their spring rate as the shock absorber compresses, which is quite difficult to design and manufacture. Shock absorbers are widely used in industry, transportation, construction, military, and other fields. It is a cushion between the suspension system or the chassis and the ground so that the tires can be kept in contact with the tires, and the grounding of the tires can be maintained. It has a decisive influence. The working and liquid storage cylinders of CBIES AUTOPARTS double-cylinder hydraulic shock absorbers are made of precision steel pipes, and the installation ring is made of seamless precision-rolled pipes. Lightweight first choice.

 

CBIES AUTOPARTS is committed to producing high-quality ERW steel pipes and cold-drawn precision pipes, which are widely used in auto parts (shock absorbers, EN10305-2 shock absorber welded steel pipes, crash bars, structural pipes, etc.)