Specifications:
This ZW Group tanker boasts a total capacity of 55 cubic meters, with a six-compartment layout that enables precise fuel classification, minimizing waste and enhancing transportation economics. Key parameters include:
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | Length: 13.2m; Width: 2.55m; Height: 3.75m |
| Axle Configuration | Four axles, each bearing 18 tons |
| Tank Material | Eco-friendly aluminum-steel composite, 4.5-6mm thickness |
| Compartment Division | 6 independent compartments, adjustable baffles (8-12m³ each) |
| Load Capacity | Kerb weight: 11 tons; Gross weight: 48 tons |
The elliptical tank design reduces air resistance by 18%, and combined with lightweight materials, it cuts the carbon footprint per trip by 12%, perfectly aligning with green supply chain demands.
Dynamic Application Scenarios: Adapting to Varied Environments
Equipped with a ladder reaching the tank top for easy maintenance checks, this tanker excels in diverse conditions. It can transport biodiesel along icy Nordic routes or deliver ethanol blends in tropical rainforest regions with compartmented loads. The six-compartment flexibility allows real-time load adjustments, such as rapid compartment switching during emergency responses to support fuel supply in disaster zones, reducing response time by 35%.
The ZW tanker features built-in hydrogen-compatible interfaces, supporting a future zero-emission transition and shining in chemical and renewable energy sectors. For instance, in offshore wind power projects, it can transport lubricants and coolants in separate compartments, boosting renewable energy infrastructure development.
The four-axle balanced design enhances off-road capability by 30%, making it ideal for emerging markets in Africa.
