Why are fuel tanks commonly made of resin materials?
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The reasons why fuel tanks are commonly made of resin materials are: 1. Resin materials do not generate sparks during collisions, while metal materials are more prone to sparking; 2. In the event of extremely severe collisions or traffic accidents, metal fuel tanks are more likely to explode due to their higher strength compared to resin fuel tanks, making resin fuel tanks theoretically safer than metal ones. A fuel tank refers to the container on a car used to store gasoline, usually located at the rear of the vehicle, shaped like a square, made of stainless steel, with excellent sealing and only a small circular inlet for easy storage. Fuel tanks can be divided into two types: open fuel tanks and closed fuel tanks.