3513030-DY679 Single - Aluminum Alloy Gas Cylinder
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  • 3513030-DY679 Single - Aluminum Alloy Gas Cylinder

3513030-DY679 Single Product Introduction:

Specification and Dimensions: The 3513030-DY679 model is a single-chamber aluminum alloy air tank, featuring a compact design. It has a cylinder length of 520 mm and a diameter of 285 mm.

3513030-DY679 aluminum alloy gas cylinders serve the same functions and applications as other common aluminum alloy gas cylinders, primarily including the following aspects:
- Storing compressed air: Used to store the gas produced by air compressors, providing an air supply for systems such as vehicle braking and horn operation. When the driver activates the relevant equipment, the high-pressure air stored in the receiver tank is delivered through pipes to the corresponding components, enabling their functionality.

- Stable Air Pressure: When air is pumped into the vehicle's air system via an air compressor, the up-and-down motion of the compressor piston causes the compressed air to become unstable. The air reservoir allows the incoming, unstable air to first settle before releasing the stabilized, pressurized air, ensuring a consistent pressure supply to the air-consuming systems.

- Filtration and Drainage: The inlet of the wet-type aluminum alloy gas cylinder is connected to the compressor exhaust port. Utilizing the principle of sudden expansion of compressed air, this process separates oil from water, which then collects at the bottom. A drain valve is installed beneath the gas cylinder, allowing easy removal of both oil and water, ensuring the braking system operates smoothly and efficiently.

- Reducing vehicle weight: Compared to other materials like iron, aluminum alloy is significantly lighter. Using an aluminum alloy gas cylinder can help lower the vehicle's overall weight, thereby reducing energy consumption and improving fuel efficiency.

- Corrosion-resistant: Aluminum naturally forms a dense, robust protective layer of aluminum oxide on its surface, effectively shielding the underlying material from corrosion and ensuring a long service life for the gas cylinder—making it especially suitable for a wide range of harsh working environments.

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