Ouman 2002A0 Aluminum Alloy Gas Cylinder Primarily used for storing compressed air, it provides an air supply for vehicle braking systems, air horns, and other pneumatic equipment. Its specific functions are as follows:
- Energy-storage gas supply: The air compressor has a limited instantaneous air delivery capacity, so the air receiver tank can store compressed air in advance. This ensures that sufficient air is available for equipment like brakes and horns during operation, enabling them to function properly.
- Filter out impurities: Dust, water molecules, and oil particles—among other impurities—in the air will settle inside the air receiver due to their density being greater than that of air, effectively filtering out these contaminants. This process helps minimize damage to the air system and pneumatic equipment, while also extending the lifespan of components.
- Stable atmospheric pressure: The air compressor delivers unstable air pressure, but the air receiver tank helps buffer and stabilize it, ensuring smooth output pressure. This, in turn, maintains stable operation of air-consuming equipment and reduces failures caused by pressure fluctuations.
- Cooling and Water Separation: After being compressed by the air compressor, the air steadily increases in temperature. The air receiver tank allows the compressed air to remain inside and cool down, enabling moisture in the air to condense more easily. At the same time, lowering the temperature also boosts air density, thereby increasing the storage capacity of the air receiver tank.
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