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Gasket Material to Dampen or Attenuate Vibration
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`Yes, your next gasket should seal, but it could do more than that. A gasket is an excellent way of reducing the
`transmission of sound and vibration. That can extend equipment life and improve performance while creating a
`better environment for those nearby.
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`Gasket Material Properties for Vibration Dampening
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`The goal is to have the material acting like a spring: compressing and springing back in response to the excitation
`force. In other words, they need a combination of resilience and compressibility. Closed cell foams do this
`particularly well as the gas in each cell compresses and then expands.
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`Compressibility also depends on the nature of the material used. Softer elastomers like some grades of silicon or
`the urethane foam used in PORON® compress under relatively light loads. Others, like some nitrile rubbers, need
`more force to achieve a given level of compression.
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`For effective vibration dampening, compressibility, resilience and also thickness must be related to the excitation
`frequency and amplitude. Clamping force also plays a part as compression alters the material’s vibration response.
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`Vibration Dampening Gasket Materials
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`Silicone rubber and foam, nitrile sponge, and urethane foams can all attenuate vibration effectively. Less well
`known is that both felt and rubber-bonded cork material can also be used to cut or even eliminate the transmission
`of sound and vibration. Remember that the addition of a pressure sensitive adhesive (PSA) makes the material
`much easier to install or apply.
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`Situations benefiting from vibration dampening
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`Vibration-attenuating gasket materials are especially useful in HVAC systems where they can reduce noise
`significantly. Industrial machinery also benefits, with less vibration translating to higher quality output and longer
`equipment life.
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`Elastomeric gasket material is found in a growing number of electronics devices. Here it improves life by
`“ruggedizing” the equipment against knocks or drops. Recently a patented was granted for a vibration-attenuating
`camera mount that utilizes two gaskets for dampening. (US 9,654,692)
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`Next Steps
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`Gasket material selection is a complex field where every application is different. If vibration reduction is of interest
`ask for advice from a Hennig Gasket specialist today.
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