To meet its compressed air requirement, a facility might consider installing an expansion tank, also known as a pressure vessel. This relatively small storage device can store air that has been compressed by an air compressor, which can be employed when the air-flow needs to pick up. These tanks are generally made with either steel or stainless steel.

Air, compacted by the air compressor, is kept in storage by the expansion tank. Its structure is generally composed of steel or stainless steel and typically installed on the wall or positioned on the floor. From here, the air is readily accessible to the compressor when required.

When the pressure rises beyond the predetermined level in the expansion tank, the pressure relief valve is designed to activate and release the pressure accordingly. This safety mechanism is set to ensure the tank does not exceed the designed pressure limits.

When air is compressed by the air compressor, an expansion tank is employed as a repository for storage. Crafted out of steel or stainless steel, the tank preserves the air until required by the compressor. Generally, the tank can be found either affixed to a wall or set on the floor.

In order to keep pressure under control, the expansion tank contains a pressure release valve that is calibrated to instantly expel any excess air pressure when it exceeds a predetermined range. By doing so, the pressure relief valve helps prevent any added burden on the tank when the force inside reaches a critical point.

To maintain the compressed air created by an air compressor, an expansion tank is necessary. Crafted from steel or stainless steel, this tank acts as a storage facility until it is required by said compressor. Generally, the tank can be mounted on either a wall or the ground.

The pressure relief valve in the expansion tank is calibrated to trigger the release of pressure within as soon as it exceeds a predefined level. When this occurs, the valve opens and reduces the internal pressure in the tank back down to its predetermined safety limit.