What is the main function of clamp type rubber joints?

What is the main function of clamp type rubber joints?
Clamp type rubber joint is a common pipeline connection, the main function is to protect the pipeline and reduce fluid noise.
 
Clamp type rubber joints consist of two rubber rings which are connected together by vulcanization. These rubber rings can withstand the fluid pressure inside the pipe and will not break when subjected to pressure or high temperature. They also absorb noise, make the fluid feel smoother as it passes through the pipe, and reduce vibration and friction in the pipe, thus reducing wear and damage to the pipe.
 
The function of clamp-on rubber joints can also be extended to sealing and installation. Because of the clamp-on connection, the curvature of the rubber joint can be easily adjusted to fit the geometry of the pipe during installation. It can also be broken or replaced when needed without having to make repairs or replace the entire pipe.
 
The use of clamp-on rubber joints is widely used in many industries, such as the water, petroleum, chemical and construction industries. The use of clamp-on rubber joints not only protects the environment, but also reduces energy consumption and transportation costs.