The functions, uses, and applications of CIMC semi-trailer thin-walled steel gas cylinders are as follows:
- Function and Use
- Storing compressed air : It provides the necessary air pressure for the semi-trailer's braking system. When the driver presses the brake pedal, high-pressure air from the air reservoir is delivered through pipes to the wheel cylinders, activating the brakes. At the same time, it also supplies air to other pneumatic devices such as the air horn and pneumatic clutch.
- Stable atmospheric pressure :The compressed air output from the air compressor is unstable in pressure. The air receiver tank allows this fluctuating air to first settle before releasing the stabilized, regulated compressed air, ensuring that air-consuming devices like the braking system receive a consistent air pressure and function properly.
- Filter out impurities and moisture When compressed air briefly resides in the air receiver tank, impurities such as dust and water molecules settle to the bottom due to gravity, effectively filtering the air and reducing corrosion and wear on components within the air system.
- Auxiliary cooling When outside air is compressed by an air compressor, heat is generated. The air receiver tank can cool down the compressed air, improving air storage efficiency and also helping moisture in the air system to settle more effectively.
- Application :The CIMC semi-trailer gas cylinders, made of fine steel, are primarily used in various CIMC-branded semi-trailers, such as van-type, tank-type, and stake-body semi-trailers. They are suitable for multiple industries, including logistics transportation, chemical raw material transport, and construction material delivery. Notably, these cylinders provide reliable support for vehicle braking systems during long-distance and heavy-load transportation, ensuring stable and safe operation on the road.
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