What Is a Vibration Controller?
A vibration controller is a device designed to manage and mitigate vibrations produced by machinery or structures.
These controllers are used in situations where vibrations have the potential to negatively impact machinery, buildings, or the comfort and safety of occupants.
Vibration controllers play a crucial role in preventing machinery and structural vibrations from compromising the performance and lifespan of machines, thereby ensuring safety. They also serve to minimize the impact of vibrations on the surrounding environment within industrial facilities, controlling the generation of vibration-related noise.
Vibration controllers come in various types, including active control (responding to vibrations in real-time), passive control (using physical devices like springs or dampers), and semi-active control (combining both active and passive methods).