Vibration absorbers are usually installed on the engine casing or the connection part between the engine and the equipment frame. They typically consist of elastic materials (such as rubber gaskets, spring structures) or damping oil. When the engine vibrates, the elastic material deforms or the damping oil flows to absorb the vibration energy, converting it into low-grade heat energy that is dissipated, thereby reducing the transmission of vibration to the equipment body and the operator's control handle. For example, the rubber pad between a generator's engine and the base is a simple vibration absorber.