Coolant storage tank results characteristics

①Sophisticated structural design
Coolant storage tanks are usually designed as containers with specific shapes and volumes. Its appearance is mostly regular cuboids or cylinders. This shape is conducive to reasonable layout and installation in limited space. It can be efficiently adapted to the compact space of the car engine compartment or the complex architecture of industrial equipment. There are often guide plates or baffles inside to guide the flow of coolant, prevent unnecessary turbulence of the liquid in the tank, ensure the stable and orderly entry and exit of the coolant, and improve the stability of the overall operation of the cooling system.
②Excellent and durable material
Generally, high-strength, corrosion-resistant engineering plastics or metal materials are used. Plastic materials such as polyethylene (PE) and polypropylene (PP) have the characteristics of light weight, low cost, and chemical corrosion resistance. They can effectively resist the erosion of various additives in the coolant and extend the service life of the storage tank. Metal materials are mostly aluminum alloys or stainless steel. Aluminum alloys are light and have good thermal conductivity, which helps to regulate the temperature of the coolant; stainless steel is known for its excellent strength and corrosion resistance. It is suitable for industrial environments with extremely high requirements for tank strength and durability, ensuring safe and reliable storage of coolant.
③ Comprehensive and practical functions
The primary function of the coolant storage tank is to store coolant and continuously provide sufficient working medium for the cooling system. It also has a refilling function. When the coolant in the system is lost due to evaporation, leakage, etc., it can be replenished in time through the storage tank to maintain the normal liquid level of the cooling system. In addition, the tank body is often equipped with a liquid level observation window or liquid level sensor, which is convenient for operators to intuitively understand the remaining coolant and detect abnormal conditions in time, so as to take maintenance measures to ensure the stable operation of the entire cooling system, thereby ensuring the normal operation of the equipment or vehicle.