The phrase "air blower" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a device that blows air, often used for drying or cooling purposes.
Example: "The technician used an air blower to dry the wet surfaces after cleaning."
Alternatives: "air fan" or "air compressor".
Warm air blower with active feedback for temperature control in small animal scanners (SA Instruments Inc.).
Giotto's Super Rocket - Everyone needs an air blower to safely clean delicate camera parts.
The power necessary for air blower and the size of pipes and other equipment decrease.
This paper proposes a temperature controller for PEM fuel cell systems with an air blower as thermal circuit.
The only operating cost is for the use of air blower to supply air flowrate of 65 70 kmol/h.
And they added that the HotDog, which acts like an electric blanket rather than an air blower, appears to work as well as the Bair Hugger.
An application of the developed approaches to a hot-air blower is presented in order to validate simulations results.
In a suction operation the sheets remain piled up vertically; a wheel brushes a corner of the top sheet and separates it from the others, enabling a compressed-air blower to inject a cushion of air underneath the sheet.
After 24 h, the cells were co-transfected with the DNA expressing the protein of interest and maintained at 37°C in 5% CO2 using a professional hot-air blower in fresh DMEM supplemented with 10 nM HEPES pH 7.4.
For school buses, he offers an air-blower system that removes a foot of snow each second.
The costs of strengthening bridges sufficiently to take the load are far higher than those of fitting a special skirt and air-blower system to a conventional truck.
