Daeser Pneumatics

An air receiver tank (sometimes called an air compressor tank or compressed air storage tank) is a type of pressure vessel that receives air from the air compressor and holds it under pressure for future use. The tanks come in a range of sizes and in both vertical and horizontal configurations.

"DAESER" air receiver tank (sometimes called an air compressor tank or compressed air storage tank) is a type of pressure vessel that receives air from the air compressor and holds it under pressure for future use. The tanks come in a range of sizes and in both vertical and horizontal configurations.

An air receiver tank is a pressure vessel designed to store compressed air produced by an air compressor. It acts as a buffer between the compressor and the air consumption system.

⚙️ Main Functions

1. Air Storage

   • Holds compressed air for use during peak demand.

2. Pressure Stabilization

   • Reduces pressure fluctuations in the system.

3. Moisture Separation

   • Helps cool the air so moisture condenses and can be drained.

4. Compressor Efficiency

   • Reduces frequent compressor cycling, extending its life.

🧱 Construction

• Made of steel or alloy materials to withstand high pressure.

• Designed according to safety standards like ASME or IS codes.

• Equipped with:

  • Pressure gauge

  • Safety valve

  • Drain valve

  • Inlet & outlet connections

📊 Types of Air Receiver Tanks

1. Vertical Air Receiver

   • Saves floor space, commonly used in industries.

2. Horizontal Air Receiver

   • Easier installation and maintenance.

3. Wet Receiver Tank

   • Installed before the air dryer; collects moisture.

4. Dry Receiver Tank

   • Installed after the air dryer; stores clean, dry air.

⚠️ Safety Features

• Pressure Relief Valve to prevent overpressure.

• Regular inspection required to avoid corrosion or failure.

• Must follow local safety regulations and testing.

🏭 Applications

• Manufacturing industries

• Automotive workshops

• Power plants

• Pneumatic tools and systems

📌 Simple Definition

An air receiver tank is a storage vessel for compressed air that improves system efficiency, stabilizes pressure, and helps remove moisture.

If you want, I can also provide a diagram, sizing formula, or selection guide for air receiver tanks.

An air receiver tank is a pressure vessel designed to store compressed air produced by an air compressor. It acts as a buffer between the compressor and the air consumption system.

⚙️ Main Functions

1. Air Storage

   • Holds compressed air for use during peak demand.

2. Pressure Stabilization

   • Reduces pressure fluctuations in the system.

3. Moisture Separation

   • Helps cool the air so moisture condenses and can be drained.

4. Compressor Efficiency

   • Reduces frequent compressor cycling, extending its life.

🧱 Construction

• Made of steel or alloy materials to withstand high pressure.

• Designed according to safety standards like ASME or IS codes.

• Equipped with:

  • Pressure gauge

  • Safety valve

  • Drain valve

  • Inlet & outlet connections

📊 Types of Air Receiver Tanks

1. Vertical Air Receiver

   • Saves floor space, commonly used in industries.

2. Horizontal Air Receiver

   • Easier installation and maintenance.

3. Wet Receiver Tank

   • Installed before the air dryer; collects moisture.

4. Dry Receiver Tank

   • Installed after the air dryer; stores clean, dry air.

⚠️ Safety Features

• Pressure Relief Valve to prevent overpressure.

• Regular inspection required to avoid corrosion or failure.

• Must follow local safety regulations and testing.

🏭 Applications

• Manufacturing industries

• Automotive workshops

• Power plants

• Pneumatic tools and systems

📌 Simple Definition

An air receiver tank is a storage vessel for compressed air that improves system efficiency, stabilizes pressure, and helps remove moisture.

If you want, I can also provide a diagram, sizing formula, or selection guide for air receiver tanks.

An air receiver tank is a pressure vessel designed to store compressed air produced by an air compressor. It acts as a buffer between the compressor and the air consumption system.

⚙️ Main Functions

1. Air Storage

   • Holds compressed air for use during peak demand.

2. Pressure Stabilization

   • Reduces pressure fluctuations in the system.

3. Moisture Separation

   • Helps cool the air so moisture condenses and can be drained.

4. Compressor Efficiency

   • Reduces frequent compressor cycling, extending its life.

🧱 Construction

• Made of steel or alloy materials to withstand high pressure.

• Designed according to safety standards like ASME or IS codes.

• Equipped with:

  • Pressure gauge

  • Safety valve

  • Drain valve

  • Inlet & outlet connections

📊 Types of Air Receiver Tanks

1. Vertical Air Receiver

   • Saves floor space, commonly used in industries.

2. Horizontal Air Receiver

   • Easier installation and maintenance.

3. Wet Receiver Tank

   • Installed before the air dryer; collects moisture.

4. Dry Receiver Tank

   • Installed after the air dryer; stores clean, dry air.

⚠️ Safety Features

• Pressure Relief Valve to prevent overpressure.

• Regular inspection required to avoid corrosion or failure.

• Must follow local safety regulations and testing.

🏭 Applications

• Manufacturing industries

• Automotive workshops

• Power plants

• Pneumatic tools and systems

📌 Simple Definition

An air receiver tank is a storage vessel for compressed air that improves system efficiency, stabilizes pressure, and helps remove moisture.

If you want, I can also provide a diagram, sizing formula, or selection guide for air receiver tanks.