Water Hammer Alleviators from ShockGuard

Water Hammer Alleviators

Water hammer alleviators attenuate bang from reverse flow when pumping system stops, by being placed immediately after the delivery outlet.

Water hammer alleviators arrest the flow gently preventing water hammer; it is the increase in time for deceleration that counts.

Water hammer alleviators suppress the surges from centrifugal fast motor spin-up. when a loop back to source, with metered restriction was not provided.

Water hammer alleviators also used for volume compensation with temperature change, by functioning as an accumulator.

Water hammer alleviators for attenuating surges in pipes with surging liquids, are needed to suppress a shock.

Water hammer alleviators for smoothing the shock when a pump starts; these shock alleviators are installed down stream of discharge check valve.

Water hammer alleviators dampen the system overpressure from a fast start-up; required when there is no flow back bypass to suction.

Water hammer alleviators stop the shock from quick valve closure and isloator slam; and work best, when mounted as close to the isolating valve as possible.

Water Hammer Alleviator

Water hammer alleviators attenuates hammer from reverse flow when stopping pumps; catching the weight of the returning fluid, with progressive resistance.

Water hammer alleviators arresting the flow gradually, so preventing water hammer, by prolonging the period of slow down.

Water hammer alleviators suppresses the shock on fast motor spin-up of centrifugals, when a metered resistance, looping back to inlet, has not been provided.

Water hammer alleviators are used for compensating volume on temperature variations, giving excess volume somewhere to go without a large pressure increase.

Water hammer alleviators attenuates a shock in a pipe having liquids that are surging, by stabilizing the mass oscillation with their cushioning.

Water hammer alleviators for leveling the shock when pumps are started; this shock alleviator is piped in, just after of the discharge check valve.

Water hammer alleviators dampening system overpressure with instant start-up, is by substituting for a flow back bypass going to source of supply.

Water hammer alleviators stopping shocks from quick valve closure, isloator slam, is most efficient, when positioned adjacent the isolation valve.

Water Hammer Alleviators / Related Terms and Phrases:
Water Hammer - Percussion noise, knocking sound, audibility of shock when used in the context of shock and surge.
Alleviators - Alleviator = Alleviators = Alleviater = Alleviaters when used in conjunction with water hammer.
Shock - The result of suddenly decelerating a flowing mass when used in the context of surge and water hammer.
Flow - Mass flow kg/sec and volumetric flow m3/hr.
Valve - Blocker interrupter redirector of l/m or gph.
Attenuate - Lengthen a time constant.
Pump System - Multiple prime movers of fluid flow.
Surges - Multiple results of suddenly accelerating a mass.
Suppress - Diminute or hold down to a lesser level.
Centrifugal - Force from revolution.
Temperature - Degrees Centigrade, Kelvin, or Fahrenheit.
Pipe - Containment and transmission conduit.