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  Bus Air Compressor: Introduction The source of the compressed air is the compressor, which draws air from the atmosphere and compresses (pressurizes) it. The compressed air is subsequently pumped through an airline to a supply reservoir. The compressor is mounted on the engine of the bus. The air compressor pumps air into the air storage tanks (reservoirs). The air compressor is connected to the engine through gears or a v-belt. The compressor may be air cooled or may be cooled by the engine cooling system. It may have its own oil supply or be lubricated by engine oil. Air compressors generate the pressurized air used in the braking system, air suspension, and other air-based applications in a bus. Key Drivers of Global Bus Air Compressor Market : Buses play an important role in cities, worldwide, ensuring passengers travel between destinations in comfort and safety. At the same time, the costs associated with fuel for buses and bus maintenance and repairs may cause issues for pu...