There is a strong noise in the high-rise tap water pipe. How to deal with the property?

This phenomenon is called "water hammer" in physics, which often produces a "bang-"sound, which is caused by the sudden stop of water with corresponding flow on the water pipeline (for example, when water flows, it is easy to produce water hammer when the valve of the waterway is suddenly closed). Another phenomenon is that when water flows in the pipeline, the loose "valve plate" of the valve (usually there is a certain gap between the "valve plate" of the open valve and the valve seat) vibrates due to the impact of water flow. When it reaches a certain "frequency range", the valve plate will vibrate with the pipeline and the water in the pipeline, thus generating vibration. In order to prevent the water pipe from vibrating and rumbling, when installing the water pipe, the water pipe must be firmly fixed on the wall. It is enough to install the ultra-high pressure water hammer eliminator.