A receiver tank temporarily stores the compressed air from an air compressor and supports its efficient operation.

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What Receiver Tank Can Do?

A receiver tank is the auxiliary apparatus of a compressed air supply system. It temporarily stores the compressed air from an air compressor and supports its efficient operation.

Why Receiver Tank?

  • Increase in air compressor management costs due to short load/no-load interval of an air compressor
  • Temporarily stores hot air from an air compressor, releases condensate by cooling the compressed air naturally and reduces load on the compressed air system
  • Minimizes pressure changes which affect production processes or quality
  • Secures the stability of manufacturing processes in emergency situations

Technical Specification

Design Conditions

  • Inlet Pressure : 9.7 barg
  • Design Temperature : 100℃

References

  • Models under ASME in addition to KS are also customizable.
  • High-pressure models with high design pressure are also customizable.
  • Large models bigger than those stated in the specifications above are also customizable.
  • The specifications are subject to changes without notice for product improvement.
Receiver tank
Model Capacity Connection O.D. Height(H) Anchor Hole Weight
m3 A mm mm mm kg
G
S
0003A 0.3 25A 609 1,450 16 150
0005 0.5 40A 660 1,770 16 210
001 1 50A 916 1,908 16 400
0015 1.5 50A 1,013 2,246 16 560
002 2 65A 1,150 2,358 20 832
0025 2.5 80A 1,284 2,559 20 970
003 3 80A 1,299 2,720 20 1,300
0042 4 100A 1,489 2,820 20 1,500
005 5 100A 1,504 3,437 20 1,750
0061 6 150A 1,626 3,460 22 2,500
007 7 150A 1,626 4,078 22 2,700
008 8 150A 1,606 4,580 22 3,000
010 10 200A 1,878 4,287 24 3,100
012 12 200A 1,960 4,657 24 3,800
013 13 200A 2,134 4,300 24 4,000
016 16 250A 2,480 4,025 24 5,000
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