The structure and principle of the DeLong New M3000 air receiver tank.
- Structure: The DeLong New M3000 features a dual-circuit air brake system, with the vehicle's entire air circuit comprising an air source, a front-axle braking system, a front-axle brake circuit, a (mid-)rear-axle brake circuit, a parking brake circuit, and an auxiliary air circuit.
- How it works: The air compressor compresses air driven by the engine. The high-pressure gas is then dried and regulated by an air dryer before being divided into four circuits via a four-way protection valve, supplying air to systems such as the braking system.
- Function and Role
- Storing compressed air: It provides a stable air supply for systems such as the braking system and clutch system, ensuring their proper operation. During braking, the compressed air stored in the air reservoir pushes the brake chamber, enabling the vehicle to come to a stop.
- Ensuring braking reliability: When the vehicle's overall air pressure is low, the four-circuit protection valve equipped with a one-way valve prioritizes inflating the brake air reservoirs for the front and rear axles, reducing inflation time and ensuring reliable braking.
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