The primary function of VFDs is to absorb and dissipate energy generated by external forces, such as seismic activities or wind-induced vibrations. By doing so, these dampers reduce the transmission of these forces to the building or structure, mitigating the risk of structural damage and ensuring the safety and integrity of the building and its occupants. https://www.seismicbearing.com/product/shock-absorption-products/viscous-friction-damper.html VFDs are engineered to comply with stringent industry standards and undergo rigorous testing to ensure their reliability and performance under varying conditions. These dampers are calibrated to offer specific damping coefficients that match the structure's dynamic characteristics, providing optimal performance and protection against vibrations and dynamic loads. The installation of Viscous Fluid Dampers involves integrating them into the structure's framework or retrofitting existing structures to enhance their resilience. Their strategic placement within the structure allows for effective vibration control and energy dissipation, contributing to the overall stability and safety of the building.