Applicable scenarios of fuel tank - SUMAC Auto Recycling Equipment Co.,Ltd

Fuel tank is widely used in many equipment and scenarios involving fuel power:
Automobile field
The fuel tank of a car is a key component for storing gasoline or diesel. Whether driving on city roads or traveling long distances on highways, the fuel tank continuously provides fuel to the engine to ensure the normal operation of the car. For example, when you drive a car to work, the fuel in the tank is transported to the engine through the fuel pump, and after combustion, it generates power to drive the car forward. If there is a malfunction in the fuel tank, such as oil leakage or failure of the fuel level sensor, it may cause the car to break down and affect travel.
Aviation field
The fuel tank of the aircraft has a huge capacity and can store a large amount of aviation fuel. Before the plane takes off, the ground crew will carefully check the fuel level and fuel quality in the fuel tank to ensure that the aircraft has enough fuel to complete the flight mission. During the flight, the fuel is transported from the fuel tank to the engine, providing strong power for the aircraft, enabling the aircraft to fly thousands of kilometers in the air.
Ship field
The fuel tank of the ship is also an important part of it. The fuel tank of a large commercial ship can hold thousands of tons of fuel to support the ship's long-term voyage at sea. When a ship is sailing, fuel is transported from the fuel tank to the ship's engine, driving the propeller to rotate and propel the ship forward.
Industrial field
Some large mechanical equipment, such as generators, bulldozers, excavators, etc., are also equipped with fuel tanks. When these equipment are working at construction sites or factories, the fuel tank provides them with a source of power to ensure that the equipment can operate continuously and stably and complete various heavy work tasks.