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Remove the water that condenses in the air tanks.
The drain valve, or bleed valve, in a pneumatic braking system is responsible for removing the water that condenses in the air tanks.
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Regulate the maximum pressure in the circuit.
Release any air that may be present in the circuit.
Remove the water that condenses in the air tanks.
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