The phrase "air exhausting" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts related to ventilation or air circulation, but it is not commonly recognized as a phrase.
Example: "The air exhausting system in the building needs to be upgraded to improve air quality."
Alternatives: "air ventilation" or "air expulsion".
Remnants of fake fog dispersing through the air, exhausted revelers trying to gain their balance.
"It's a balometer," he said, "and it measures the air exhausted through each apartment's ventilation shaft and fan".
Air exhausted from space suits may be a contributing factor to this increased rate of periprosthetic joint infection.
An ordinary air-conditioner, he said, extracts heat from the air, exhausts that heat outside and vents the cooled air into the home.
In addition, the air exhausted from indoors to outdoors through the ventilation outlet in a WRAC is air that has just been cooled by the cooling coil (evaporator).
Energy recovery ventilators (ERVs) transfer energy between the air exhausted from building and the outdoor supply air to reduce the energy consumption associated with the conditioning of ventilation air.
This kind of system can be used for heating with stored compression heat and for cooling with low-temperature air exhausted from the turbine.
SUBURBAN RANCH STYLE HOUSE -- KITCHEN -- LATER THAT NIGHT (Ethan and Emmy play their pajamas. Pamela cooks meat. Brad ENTERS panting for air, exhausted. Nietzsche sits, glumly staring at a grandfather clock).
As air exhausts out the front, it brings high RH with it and thereby lowers the humidity level inside the drum.
Today, there are no scientific tools to determine the electrical energy consumed by air exhaust fans.
And in a violation of procedures, firefighters turned on the building's exhaust fans, which fanned the fire and carried hot gases into the main air exhaust system.
