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1. Material characteristics
It is often made of corrosion-resistant materials, such as stainless steel, high-density polyethylene, etc. The storage tank made of stainless steel has high strength and strong impact resistance, and can adapt to complex environments; high-density polyethylene has good chemical stability, which can effectively resist the erosion of chemical components in the coolant and extend its service life.
2. Sealing performance
It has an excellent sealing structure to prevent coolant leakage and volatilization. Through special sealing gaskets and threaded sealing designs, it ensures that the storage tank can maintain a good sealing state under different pressure and temperature conditions to prevent the coolant from contacting with the outside air and deteriorating.
3. Safety design
Some Coolant storage tanks are equipped with pressure relief valves, liquid level alarm devices, etc. The pressure relief valve can automatically open when the pressure in the tank is too high to prevent the tank from bursting; the liquid level alarm device can monitor the coolant level in real time, and issue an alarm in time when the liquid level is too low, reminding the staff to add coolant to ensure the safe operation of the system.
4. Structural optimization
The design fully considers the convenience of use and space utilization. The tank body has various shapes, including cylindrical and square, which are easy to install and fix. There may be structures such as guide plates inside to make the coolant flow more evenly and reduce precipitation and stratification.
5. Monitoring function
Modern Coolant storage tanks are often equipped with monitoring devices such as temperature and pH value, which can monitor the coolant status in real time. By transmitting data to the control system through sensors, staff can timely understand the performance changes of the coolant so as to take corresponding measures to ensure that the coolant is always in the best working condition.
