The phrase "air dryer" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a device that removes moisture from the air or a machine used to dry hair.
Example: "After washing my hair, I always use an air dryer to quickly dry it before styling."
Alternatives: "hair dryer" or "air blower".
A novel forced draft, recirculating air dryer was introduced.
Energy consumption and operating cost of the biomass fired, hot air dryer were lower.
But once the faucet is off, do you reach for the paper towel or the air dryer?
The modification made to the original design consisted in connecting the dryer inlet air intake to an absorption air dryer.
Afterward, they had them run their hands under a warm air dryer for a single 30-second cycle, or use a cloth or paper towel for 15 seconds.
A specially designed 1.31 m-long impingement air dryer unit was installed 2 m downstream of the coating station of the pilot coater for more efficient paper drying.
These systems required air dryers and filters to remove particulate and moisture from the delivered air.
A few have portrayed conventional air dryers — and the newer jet-air machines where users stick their hands into a slot while air shoots out rapidly — as bacterial breeding grounds that contaminate hands and disperse germs.
So it was this week, when a paper in the Journal of Applied Microbiology concluded that Airblades spread 60 times more germs than standard air dryers, and 1,300 times more than standard paper towels.
There is counterfeit toothpaste and counterfeit breakfast cereal, and there are counterfeit truck parts (air dryers filled with kitty litter), counterfeit airplane parts (two per cent of the parts installed each year), and counterfeit pharmaceuticals (ten per cent).
Despite these great efforts, the industry still requires more experimental evidence, data collection and system optimization to replace conventional hot air dryers with NIR dryers in the near future.
