Damping device
AssigneesHydac Technology GmbH, Airbus Operations GmbH
InventorsPeter Kloft, Robert Marinus Behr, Arne Waitschat, Frank Thielecke
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AssigneesHydac Technology GmbH, Airbus Operations GmbH
InventorsPeter Kloft, Robert Marinus Behr, Arne Waitschat, Frank Thielecke
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A damping device, in particular, for damping or preventing pressure shocks, such as pulsations, in hydraulic supply circuits, preferably in the form of a silencer, having a damping housing (1) surrounding a damping chamber (19), which includes at least one fluid inlet (11) and at least one fluid outlet (13), as well as a fluid receiving chamber (19) extending between the fluid inlet and fluid outlet, wherein, during operation of the device, a fluid flow coming from the fluid inlet (11) in a through-flow direction (15) traverses the damping chamber (19) in the direction of the fluid outlet (13), and wherein at least parts of the fluid receiving chamber (19) extend in at least one direction of extension transverse to the through-flow direction (15), is characterized in that the fluid receiving chamber (19) is located directly adjacent to the fluid inlet (11) and the fluid outlet (13).
A damping device, in particular, for damping or preventing pressure shocks, such as pulsations, hi hydraulic supply circuits, preferably in the form of a silencer, having a damping housing (1) surrounding a damping chamber (19), Which has at least one fluid inlet (11) and at least one fluid outlet (13), as well as a fluid receiving chamber (19) extending between the fluid inlet and fluid outlet, wherein, during operation of the device, a fluid flow coming from the fluid inlet (11) in a through-flow direction (15) traverses the damping chamber (19) in the direction of the fluid outlet (13), and wherein at least parts of the fluid receiving chamber (19) extend in at least one direction of extension transverse to the through-flow direction (15), characterized in that the fluid receiving chamber (19) is located directly adjacent to the fluid inlet (11) and the fluid outlet (3).
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