Viscous Damper is a type of energy dissipation device that resists motion through the viscous flow of a fluid within a piston-cylinder system, generating damping forces proportional to the velocity of deformation.
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The London Millennium Footbridge
Pat Dallard, A J Fitzpatrick, Anthony Flint · The Structural engineer · 2001 · 406 citations
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