Trailer's The 3-hole aluminum alloy air reservoir is a critical component in the trailer's air brake system. , the main functions are as follows:
1. Storing Compressed Air
As a storage container for compressed air, it temporarily holds the compressed air generated by the air compressor, ensuring that the system consistently maintains adequate air pressure—typically between 0.7 and 0.8 MPa—providing a stable air supply for pneumatic systems such as trailer braking and parking mechanisms.
2. Stable Air Pressure and Buffering
To mitigate fluctuations in the air compressor's output pressure, reduce airflow pulsations in the pipelines, ensure stable pressure within the air brake system, and prevent abrupt pressure changes from compromising braking performance.
3. Separate water from impurities
Compressed air contains moisture and trace amounts of impurities. The internal structure of the air receiver tank—such as the drain valve at the bottom—can help settle some of the moisture and impurities, preventing them from entering sensitive components like brake valves and brake chambers. This not only extends the system's lifespan but also safeguards against ice formation (especially in cold environments), which could otherwise impair braking performance.
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