Aircraft Oxygen Concentrator Tank

Aircraft Oxygen Concentrator Tanks are a type of equipment used in aircraft air conditioning, heating, and pressurizing systems. They are specifically designed to provide a continuous supply of oxygen to the aircraft cabin or cockpit.

These tanks are an essential component of the aircraft's life support system, ensuring that the occupants have a sufficient and reliable source of oxygen at all times, especially during high-altitude flights or in emergency situations.

The oxygen concentrator tanks work by extracting oxygen from the surrounding air and concentrating it for use by the aircraft occupants. They typically consist of a storage tank, oxygen concentrator unit, and associated valves and controls.

These tanks are classified under the supply class "Aircraft Air Conditioning, Heating, And Pressurizing Equipment" in the supply group "Aerospace Craft Components And Accessories." This classification indicates that they are part of the broader category of equipment used to regulate the temperature, pressure, and air quality within an aircraft.

Overall, Aircraft Oxygen Concentrator Tanks play a crucial role in ensuring the safety and well-being of aircraft occupants by providing a continuous supply of oxygen in various flight conditions.