The phrase "air compartment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to aviation, engineering, or any situation where a space is designated for air, such as in vehicles or buildings.
Example: "The aircraft's air compartment is designed to maintain optimal pressure during flight."
Alternatives: "air chamber" or "air space".
Surprisingly, the results show counter-intuitive increases by a factor of 2.6 in PEC values for the air compartment in minimal AgNP release scenarios.
A direct numerical simulation (DNS) technique has been employed to obtain details of the gas exchange mechanisms and the chemical reaction in the water compartment, while zero velocity and uniform concentration of A is considered in the air compartment.
The target experiment model is designed as a three-compartment box, an air, a fluid and another air compartment, which is made of four plates with thickness 4 mm that resist the propagation of damage.
Arrows indicate cell infiltration, while arrowheads indicate the presence of fibrin deposits in the air compartment; both had higher incidence with HDS irrespective of injury.
Indeed, because of Boyle-Mariotte's gas law, the volume of any body air compartment will decrease exponentially with depth under the effect of increasing hydrostatic pressure.
Inhaled air contains no drug, whereas exhaled air contains drugs with the same concentration as the UA air compartment.
As pressure increases during a dive, air compartments compress, returning to their former volume when the animal surfaces.
To surmount this environmental challenge, animals that live at great depths lack air compartments such as lungs or swim bladders.
The depth of neutral buoyancy can be defined as the depth at which the hydrostatic pressure has reduced the volume of body air compartments to the point where the buoyancy and the gravity acting on the body cancel each other out (net buoyancy = 0).
Immediate equilibrium, defined by the air:fluid partition coefficient (K AF), is assumed between the fluid and air compartments of each segment.
The compartment of the balloon holding helium lifting gas ruptured as the wind tore at it, leaving only the hot-air compartment for lift.
