Air tank
- Material: : Carbon steel / Stainless steel
- Pressure: : 0.8 to 40 MPa
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1. Store compressed air: During the operation of the air compressor, it continuously generates compressed air. The function of the storage tank is to store this compressed air for subsequent use.
2. Stabilize air pressure: Since the exhaust pressure of the air compressor is unstable, the storage tank can play a role in stabilizing the air pressure. When the air pressure drops, the storage tank will automatically supply compressed air to the pipeline to maintain the stability of the air pressure.
3. Buffer effect: During the operation of the air compressor, there will inevitably be situations where the displacement is insufficient. At this time, the storage tank can play a buffering role to ensure the normal operation of the equipment.
4. Improve air quality: The internal filtering device of the storage tank can filter and purify the compressed air, removing impurities and moisture, and improving air quality.
5. Reduce energy consumption and extend lifespan: The start-stop energy consumption of the air compressor is high, and frequent start-stop will further aggravate wear and tear. The storage tank can reduce the number of start-stop, respond to demand fluctuations by storing and releasing air, and reduce energy consumption and extend the lifespan of the equipment.
6. Ensure automatic shutdown: When the air volume of the storage tank reaches the standard, the unit will automatically shut down to avoid idle operation, further reducing energy consumption and improving efficiency.
7. Respond to sudden demand: If the gas consumption of the gas-using equipment suddenly increases, without a storage tank, there may be insufficient supply, resulting in production interruption. The storage tank can immediately release the stored gas to ensure the continuity of production.
8. Ensure operational safety: The storage tank is a compliant pressure vessel that can withstand pressure changes and external impacts; it is also equipped with pressure gauges, safety valves, etc., to monitor pressure in real time and prevent the risk of overpressure.
