Sentences with phrase «pre-dry incoming air»

Such design eliminates mixing of milk with incoming air and thus no air bubbles are form in the milk.

Scramjets are projected with a shaped inlet that slows the flow of incoming air but not enough to go down to subsonic levels.

Cooler incoming air lessens the system's burden, notes Jeff Stillman of ZinCo USA.

When winds from the north or northeast bring cold Arctic air over the relatively warm water above the lake, the incoming air is heated and picks up moisture.

Like jet engines, ramjets mix and compress incoming air with fuel, but they do so with a clever geometric design rather than with huge compressor blades.

Bond conceived the idea of using the ultracold liquid hydrogen fuel as a heat sink to take the excess heat out of the incoming air and use some of the hot air to support fuel combustion.

In addition, at speeds above Mach 2.7 the incoming air is so hot that «you can't do any useful work on it,» Bond says.

In the latter, the heat from air that is being extracted from the kitchen can be recycled to «temper» or warm - up the incoming air during colder months, reducing the need for extra heating.

Also things such as incoming air temperature, engine core temperature (coolant), and, valve size are all factors in maintaining cylinder pressure.

If you are in a 918 you hear not a lot from the mechanics; especially if the windows are down, you hear the throttles and the incoming air, and then you hear the really big exhaust a yard away from your ears, especially with an open top.

It purpose is to heat the incoming air before it gets into the crankcase.

The outlined area around the headlights and the running - light bar is open to incoming air.

This forces the air through the hole and tube and behind the diaphragm which pumps fuel into the incoming air.

When we are using a turbocharger to compress the incoming air, the air gets hotter.

Good succinct answer and for intakes another possibility is to use one of the «rotational» air intakes that swirl the incoming air and traps the dust that way: seen on many older Ford tractors as an example.

«You hear not a lot from the mechanics; especially if the windows are down, you hear the throttles and the incoming air, and then you hear the really big exhaust a yard away from your ears, especially with an open top.»

Previously, fuel was added to the incoming air inside a carburetor.

The belt - driven (off the crankshaft) Eaton supercharger utilizes twin impellers, to compress incoming air via a serpentine «Cobra Duct» intake, and twin intercoolers to cool it down to best optimize charging of the increased airmass being forced into the cylinders via higher - capacity injectors.

On each stroke, six individual jets spray fuel directly into the combustion chamber, mixing with the incoming air.

A way to look at Variable Valve Actuation (VVA) is to picture the intake valve closed early or left open late enough to «expel back» enough of the incoming air to reduce power.

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Intercooling is desirable, often necessary, to reduce the temperature of the incoming air to preclude detonation or «knocking» that can reduce power or, in the extreme, damage the engine.

The role of a cabin air filter is to remove dust, pollen, mold, and other pollutants from incoming air before it reaches you.

Direct fuel injection, which sprays fuel directly into the cylinder to mix with incoming air.

The valves are cut to allow air past even when fully - closed, but since they restrict the cross-sectional area of the intake runners, the velocity of the incoming air is increased, resulting in better fuel atomization in idle and low - engine - speed conditions.

Intercooling is desirable, even necessary, to reduce the temperature of incoming air to help preclude detonation or «knocking» that can reduce power or, in the extreme, damage the engine.

At low load and engine speed, flaps in the intake ducts bring about a precise, cylindrical rotation of the incoming air.

As they spin around each other, incoming air is squeezed between the rotors and pushed under pressure into the engine — forcing more air into the engine than it could draw under «natural» aspiration.

The hood scoop system includes an air - water separation chamber that GM claims keeps the incoming air charge dry regardless of ambient conditions.

According to GM, 60 % of the engine's incoming air is provided through the hood scoop while 40 % is furnished by a traditional intake system that draws air from one of the front fenders.

As a throttle closes, it imposes a restriction that incoming air must snake around.

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As a result, the exhaust air has a lower concentration of CO2 than the incoming air.

The incoming air is filtered before entering living spaces.

In climates with significant outdoor heat and humidity, an Energy Recovery Ventilator (ERV) would be preferred to pre-cool and pre-dry incoming air using the cool and dry exhaust air.4 Of course point sources of pollutants, such as the kitchen stove and bathroom would have dedicated exhaust fans to remove these pollutants.

Unlike traditional, all - in - one HVAC systems that cool and recirculate indoor and outdoor air, displacement ventilation draws in only fresh air from the outdoors, and uses enthalpy - wheel energy recovery to cool the air slightly by transferring energy (heat) between incoming air and return air within the system's air handlers.

The big difference is that the systems you plan on at this time will exchange air, but they will do nothing regarding conditioning the incoming air.

Note that the Model S won over the Prius because while they had the same drag area, the Tesla had a lower coefficient of drag and a larger frontal area, so it did better starting from a disadvantaged position (smaller frontal areas offer less resistance to incoming air, all else being equal).

Heat recovery ventilators that recover heat from exhausted air to warm the cold incoming air.

The CWP turbine uses their patented Inner Compression Cone Technology, which is claimed to squeeze and compress the incoming air in order to be able to create more power at the turbine.

The Clean Wind Energy Downdraft Tower is a skyscraper - sized hollow cylinder that uses the natural downdraft tendencies of air by spraying water (as a fine mist) across the top opening of the tower to cool the hot dry incoming air.

New heat exchangers will use outgoing air to warm incoming air.

A heat exchanger takes the heat out of the outgoing air and adds it to the incoming air to minimize heat loss.

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are considered ordinary income on the day of the air drop.

Higher incomes should heat up flight demand and help air traffic double over the next 15 years, according to Airbus.

As incomes rise, so too does demand for durables, luxury goods, vehicles, air travel, energy and more.

According to Robert Crea and Elizabeth Crouse, who are experts on digital currency at the law firm K&L Gates, the IRS is likely to treat an air drop as ordinary income.

Several high - and middle - income countries, including the U.S., have put in place legislation and regulation for cleaner air and water.

JetBlue posted a net income of $ 79 million last quarter, compared to $ 357 million at Delta Air Lines and $ 924 million at United Airlines, which were buoyed in small part by baggage fees.

Photos from the morning of the attack show Syrian air defenses firing missile interceptors on unguided trajectories, suggesting they did not target or intercept incoming missiles.