An energy-consuming-type
water hammer effect eliminating device for a
submarine fluid-transposition pipeline, the device comprising a fixing
flange (4) and a housing (1) fixedly connected to the fixing
flange, wherein a first partition plate (15) and a second partition plate (17) are slidably connected to the inner wall of the housing; a reset
assembly (12) for resetting the first partition plate and the second partition plate which have slid is provided in the housing; the first partition plate and the second partition plate divide the interior of the housing into a
water storage chamber (7), an air storage chamber (6) and a buffer chamber (5), the
water storage chamber, the air storage chamber and the buffer chamber being adjacently arranged in sequence, and the buffer chamber being located at the end close to the fixing
flange; the bottom of the buffer chamber is fixedly connected to a
water intake plate (8), and the inner side wall of the buffer chamber is fixedly connected to an adjustment plate (9); and the air storage chamber is in communication with a driving chamber by means of a pressure relief
pipe (2) therebetween, and a bidirectional pressure
relief valve (3) is provided on the pressure relief
pipe. The device can linearly and stably eliminate a
water hammer effect, and is almost not subject to any
wear and tear during the entire
elimination process, and the service life of the device can also be prolonged.