Howo T7's Core Role : - Storing compressed air As the "air source reservoir" of the pneumatic control system, it stores compressed air that has been processed by an air compressor and dryer, providing a continuous supply of air to systems such as the braking system (service brake, parking brake), clutch booster, and air horns—ensuring the smooth operation of these critical functions.
- Ensuring braking safety: When braking, the compressed air stored in the air reservoir is delivered through pipelines to the brake chambers, pushing the braking components to slow down or bring the vehicle to a stop. Similarly, releasing the parking brake also depends on the air pressure it provides—this is essential for the reliable operation of the entire braking system.
- Stable pressure output: Buffering the air pressure fluctuations generated during the operation of the air compressor ensures a smoother air supply to all pneumatic control components, reducing the impact on pipelines and components caused by sudden pressure changes.
- Additional features brought about by the iron material
- Highly durable: Iron material boasts high strength and excellent resistance to collisions and deformation, making it well-suited to withstand vibrations and impacts encountered in challenging road conditions—especially under heavy loads or in harsh environments, where it is less likely to suffer damage from external forces.
- Moderately priced: Compared to aluminum alloy gas cylinders, iron ones are more cost-effective, allowing automakers to control overall vehicle manufacturing costs while still ensuring basic functionality.
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