An air receiver tank functions as an auxiliary unit for air compressors. It stores a defined volume of compressed air to stabilize outlet pressure, reduce air temperature within pipelines, remove part of the moisture, dust, and impurities from compressed air, and reduce load on downstream air dryers.

• Stable Air Supply: By storing significant volumes of compressed air, the tank ensures a steady pressure supply and consistent power output for all connected downstream equipment.
• System Pressure Balancing: It serves as a buffer to balance system fluctuations, thereby enhancing overall operational stability and optimizing energy efficiency.
• Lowered Maintenance Costs: By maintaining stabilized operating pressures, the tank minimizes mechanical wear, which significantly extends equipment service life and reduces long-term maintenance frequency.