The phrase "air charge" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to automotive engineering, specifically when discussing the amount of air entering an engine's combustion chamber.
Example: "The air charge in the engine was optimized to improve fuel efficiency and performance."
Alternatives: "air intake" or "air mixture".
The diesel engine gains its energy by burning fuel injected or sprayed into the compressed, hot air charge within the cylinder.
At speeds above this peaking speed, the air charge introduced per cycle falls off so rapidly that less power is developed than at lower speeds.
This change in air charge per cycle with engine speed is reflected in proportionate changes in the torque, or turning effort, applied to the crankshaft and causes the power that the engine can deliver at full throttle to reach a maximum as engine speed increases.
No word on pricing, but we expect them to fall in line with what Virgin America and American Air charge.
The electrical system comprised pressure sensors, air flow sensors, and control circuits, which were equipped adequately for the air charge.
The FAR controller must also reject disturbances due to canister vapor purge and inaccuracies in air charge estimation and wall-wetting (WW) compensation.
(Its most popular boxed treat, the Nosh, which includes corned beef, pastrami, pickles, cole slaw and rye bread for six to eight people, costs $100, air charges included).
On Sept. 25, his campaign put hard-hitting ads on the air charging that Mr. McCall was in favor of raising taxes and resurrecting the commuter tax.
The new government has already taken several Islamist satellite channels off the air, charging them with inciting violence, and ensuring that the only Egyptian channels remaining on the air are supportive of the military takeover.
Speaking is in essence the by-product of a necessary bodily process, the expulsion from the lungs of air charged with carbon dioxide after it has fulfilled its function in respiration.
This eccentric also harnesses the rotor to the shaft so that torque is applied when gas pressure is exerted against the rotor flanks as the fuel and air charges burn.
