This utility model relates to a
storage tank, including a tank body, an air bladder disposed within the tank body, and an
air pump for inflating and deflating the air bladder. Compared to existing technologies, the
storage tank of this utility model can be used for the transportation of bulk, fine materials such as feed and
cement raw materials, and for the automatic distribution of these materials during loading. During loading, the
air pump periodically inflates and deflates the air bladder, causing it to continuously expand and contract, breaking the stable material accumulation state within the tank and redistributing the material to fill the gaps between the tank body and the material. This increases the tank's
filling rate, allowing the
storage tank to replace manual
material handling, achieving automatic
material distribution, improving loading efficiency, and avoiding the safety hazards and efficiency fluctuations associated with manual operation. Furthermore, in the transportation of bulk feed, using the storage tank of this utility model eliminates the need for additional disinfection of transport vehicles and ordinary storage tanks due to manual
material handling, thereby reducing labor and disinfection costs during the material loading process.