Difference between shock and vibration isolator
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Answer / jjpatil1987
A good vibration isolator lowers the natural frequency of a system to below the excitation (or disturbing) frequency. Keeping these two frequencies "out of sync" greatly reduces the problems of vibration.
A good vibration damper takes mechanical energy out of the system.
Properly designed metal springs and rubber mounts can be good isolators but have almost no damping capability.
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shock absorb the shock and isolated system reduce the shock
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