Here is information about Hino Series - 4-Port Aluminum Alloy Air Tank Introduction:
Structure and Appearance
- Material: Made from high-strength aluminum alloy materials, such as 5083 aluminum alloy, it weighs only one-third of traditional gas cylinders while offering excellent corrosion resistance, effectively extending its service life.
- Appearance: The surface has been meticulously finished, resulting in a smooth appearance with even coloration, excellent scratch resistance, and an overall elegant and sophisticated look.
- Interface: It features 4 holes, typically used to connect various air circuit pipelines, enabling gas transmission between the air reservoir, air compressor, brake valve, relay valve, and other components. The pneumatic fittings and tubing are made by Neda Moore and Rui Fei Allen, ensuring high reliability.
Working Principle and Function
- Storing gas: Store the air pumped by the air compressor to provide an ample air supply for the vehicle's braking system, air horns, and other pneumatic devices.
- Filtering impurities: Impurities in the air, such as water molecules, dust, and oil, settle at the bottom of the air receiver due to their relatively heavier weight, effectively filtering the air and ensuring that the air entering the air system remains relatively clean.
- Stable atmospheric pressure: The air compressor's piston moves up and down, causing unstable compressed air flow into the air circuit. The air receiver tank stabilizes the air pressure, ensuring a consistent output pressure.
- Auxiliary cooling: When outside air is drawn into the air compressor and compressed, heat is generated. The air receiver tank helps reduce the temperature of the air entering the vehicle's air system, ensuring that both air density and moisture content remain at optimal levels.
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