Description

An oil tank, also known as a hydraulic reservoir, is a crucial component of hydraulic systems, designed to store hydraulic fluid used to transmit power. It plays a vital role in maintaining system efficiency and reliability. Key features include:

• Storage Capacity: Provides ample storage for hydraulic fluid, ensuring a consistent supply for the system’s operation and allowing for thermal expansion.
• Heat Dissipation: Helps dissipate heat generated during the operation of hydraulic components, maintaining optimal temperature and preventing overheating.
• Contaminant Removal: Equipped with filters and baffles to remove contaminants and air bubbles from the fluid, ensuring clean and efficient fluid circulation.
• Fluid Level Monitoring: Includes sight gauges and sensors to monitor fluid levels and alert operators to low fluid conditions.
• Design: Made from durable materials such as steel or aluminum to withstand the pressures and conditions of hydraulic operations.

Oil tanks are essential for efficient and reliable hydraulic system operation, providing storage, cooling, and filtration of hydraulic fluid.