1. Basic structure: mainly includes tank body, safety valve, pressure gauge, drain valve, air inlet, air outlet and manhole, etc.

2. Core Functional Principles:

• Buffering and Pressure Stabilization: Balances the output pressure pulsations of the air compressor, reducing pressure fluctuations in downstream equipment; acts as an "air buffer" for the system. Cooling and Separation: The high-temperature compressed air experiences a sudden drop in velocity upon entering the large-capacity tank, causing some liquid water and oil to condense and settle, then be discharged through the bottom drain valve; this is the initial "purification."

Storage and backup: Store compressed air to maintain short-term air supply to the system in the event of compressor unloading or brief failure, ensuring production continuity.

Energy saving and consumption reduction: Reduce frequent loading/unloading of the air compressor (which causes significant damage to the motor), reduce energy consumption, and extend equipment life.