Storage equipment, also known as storage tanks, primarily refers to equipment used to store or contain media such as gases, liquids, and liquefied gases. They are widely used in industries such as chemical, petroleum, energy, light industry, environmental protection, pharmaceuticals, and food processing. Examples include hydrogen storage tanks, liquefied petroleum gas storage tanks, oil storage tanks, and liquid ammonia storage tanks. The pressure inside the storage tank is directly affected by temperature, and the media are often flammable, explosive, or toxic. The main structural forms of storage tanks are horizontal tanks, vertical tanks, and spherical tanks.
Air storage tanks reduce the airflow pulsation of the reciprocating air compressor, improve the continuity and pressure stability of the output airflow, further precipitate and separate moisture and oil from the compressed air, and ensure a continuous and sufficient supply of air.