👉 The receiver fluid, also known as the reservoir or buffer fluid, is a critical component in various fluid systems, particularly in hydraulic and pneumatic applications. It serves as a storage medium for the working fluid, maintaining pressure and flow throughout the system, even when the primary fluid source is intermittent or not continuously supplied. This fluid ensures smooth operation by providing a consistent medium for energy transfer, absorbing shocks, and preventing pressure drops. It is typically characterized by its low viscosity and high compressibility, allowing it to efficiently transmit force or energy while minimizing energy losses. The receiver fluid can be made of various materials, such as oil, water, or synthetic fluids, depending on the specific application requirements.
