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The compressed air reservoir stores the system air required for peak peak times and results in the least changes in system pressure and has a safety valve and pressure indicator.
These tanks are also painted in an industrial way with an interior coating of epoxy paint to prevent decay.
In short, the compressed air tank does the following:
1. Damping Pulsations caused by piston compressors.
2. Supply compressed air at peak times without the need for a larger compressor.
3. Reduce the number of Load / Unload and Start / Stop cycles, which optimizes the performance of the screw compressors and reduces the number of times the engine is turned on and off. Most compressors have a protection system that, depending on their power, does not allow the compressor to turn on or off more than a certain number of hours.
4. Separate some of the moisture and oil present in compressed air
The tanks used are the best alloys and are tested and tuned by experts at various pressures in accordance with ASME standards, and are welded by fully automatic machines to co2 powders under welding and with a safety valve and pressure indicator. These tanks are also painted in an industrial way with an interior coating of epoxy paint to prevent decay.
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