air inlet

The air inlet can be seen in the extreme nose.

Air inlets were situated on the sides of the body.

The air inlet is located between the main fins under the missile body.

Ventilation was provided by an air inlet in a nearby ravine.

But more commonly, grilles are used as return or exhaust air inlets.

The first version was named as "periscope" because it had very characteristic air inlet.

Furthermore, the boiler room's air inlet was changed from a pipe to a bowl shape.

Oxygen was supplied from the air by a separate air inlet.

Military transport version for South Africa, fitted with air inlet filters.

Early automobile intake systems were simple air inlets connected directly to carburetors.

Below this rpm, both exhaust and air inlet of the secondary turbo are closed.

Thermal energy storage is also used for combustion gas turbine air inlet cooling.

Externally the biggest difference was the new cowl, with much smaller, round air inlets.

This malfunction was traced later to the air inlet snorkel valve.

The SR-71 air inlets were designed for exceptional performance but also had the risk of unstart.

Occasionally, diffusers are mostly used in reverse fashion, as air inlets or returns.

The fresh air comes in through the air inlet of the AC unit.

First stage compressor blades of No. 1 engine rubbed the air inlet housing supports.

For heating work, the air inlet is opened and the burner produces a much hotter blue flame.

Building codes require a make-up air inlet to be piped into the mechanical room in all new homes.

The air intake of the engine is channeled from the air inlets in the two sides.

Engine air inlets and wings leading edges de-iced with hot air.

The work has included producing a new intercooler design with a turbo air inlet now going through the bonnet scoop.

On the left-hand side of the turret there is an air inlet on the hull top.