Do high-altitude work vehicles require frequent inflation of tires?

Do high-altitude work vehicles require frequent inflation of tires?

High altitude work vehicle is a special mechanical equipment used for high-altitude work, its main function is to carry out material handling and maintenance construction work at high altitude. The safety of vehicles is very important, and tires are one of the key components of the vehicle. The issue of whether the tires of high-altitude work vehicles need to be frequently inflated can be discussed through the following aspects.

For aerial vehicles, tire inflation is necessary. Due to the fact that high-altitude work vehicles mainly operate at high altitudes, tires are an important part of the vehicle that bears the weight of the vehicle and the weight of the working materials. Therefore, it is necessary to maintain a certain inflation state to ensure that the tires can carry the load normally and operate stably. If the tires are not inflated or insufficiently inflated, it can cause the tires to deform, break, or even burst due to being unable to bear the weight at high altitudes, thereby affecting the safety of vehicle operation.

Secondly, the tires of high-altitude work vehicles need to be regularly checked for inflation. Although inflation is necessary, due to the friction between the tire and the ground and prolonged operation, the gas inside the tire will gradually leak, causing the inflation pressure of the tire to decrease. Therefore, for high-altitude work vehicle tires, it is necessary to regularly check the inflation situation and inflate or deflate according to the actual situation to ensure that the tires can maintain an appropriate inflation state. This can effectively extend the service life of tires, improve the operational efficiency and safety of vehicles.

Secondly, the inflation requirements for high-altitude work vehicle tires are generally initial inflation and pressure maintenance. Initial inflation refers to inflating the tire to the set standard value at a certain inflation pressure according to the requirements of the vehicle manufacturer when assembling or replacing a new tire. Pressure maintenance refers to the process of maintaining the inflation pressure of a tire during normal use, due to friction and internal gas leakage, after the inflation pressure is reduced, in order to maintain the tire in a normal inflation state. According to the requirements of the vehicle manufacturer and actual usage, high-altitude work vehicle tires generally require regular inflation maintenance to ensure the normal operation and safety of the vehicle.

The inflation pressure of pneumatic tires needs to be adjusted according to the usage of the vehicle and the manufacturer's requirements. The inflation pressure requirements for aerial work vehicles of different models and brands may vary. In general, vehicle manufacturers will clearly specify the range and requirements of tire inflation pressure in the user manual. Factors such as the operating environment, workload, and height of the vehicle can all affect the inflation pressure of the tires. Therefore, during the inflation process, it is necessary to adjust the inflation pressure of the tires according to the actual situation and the requirements of the vehicle manufacturer to ensure that the tires can adapt to different working conditions and maintain good operating conditions.