What is the primary function of a tank in a spray system?

The primary function of a tank in a spray system is to hold the spray fluid. This ensures an adequate supply of the solution that will be delivered through the spray system for application. The tank acts as a reservoir, allowing for a consistent flow and pressure within the system, enabling effective spraying over a defined area.

While other functions related to the tank may also be relevant, such as preventing product settling or supporting system flow, these are secondary to its main role of storage. Tanks must be designed to accommodate the volume of liquid required for operations and may include features to ensure that the liquid remains well-mixed and available for spray delivery. By maintaining an adequate supply of the spray fluid, the tank facilitates the efficient functioning of the entire spray system, ensuring that the application process can occur smoothly and continuously without interruption.