The phrase "air fed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to systems or devices that utilize air as a source of input or energy, such as in engineering or technology discussions.
Example: "The air fed system ensures a constant supply of air for optimal performance in the machinery."
Alternatives: "air-powered" or "air-supplied".
A fraction of the pyrophosphate was oxidized to the V5+ state from the V4+ state in an air fed fluidized bed regenerator.
The output power of the hybrid membrane unit is calculated and compared with the output power in case of air fed unit (without the polymeric membranes).
Air fed to air separation units such as cryogenic distillation columns needs to be prepurified; that is, the concentration levels of air-borne impurities such as water vapor, CO2, and light hydrocarbons need to be brought down below the tolerable limits which are in the ppm or sub-ppm levels.
Air fed to air separation units such as cryogenic distillation columns needs to be prepurified; that is, the concentration levels of air-borne impurities such as water vapor, CO2, and light hydrocarbons need to be brought down below the tolerable limits.
The air fed into the supply chamber is split such that the superficial air velocity in the supply chamber (or the standpipe) remained below the minimum fluidization velocity of the particles while the remaining air conveys solids through the horizontal passage.
To characterize the mass transport effects, there are three different compositions, 100% O2, 50%O2/50%% N2 and air, fed to the cathode inlet.
At industrially practical pressures, air-fed reactors may be viable because less unselective homogeneous chemistry occurs.
Air-fed pressurised suits are used to protect workers against contamination and hazardous environments.
Far off, very far, Magda leaned across her air-fed belly, reaching out with the rods of her arms.
As such, breathing air-fed one-piece pressurised suits provide workers with protection from the inhalation of both airborne tritium and beryllium dust.
Removal of arsenic from groundwater by an air-fed electrocoagulation (EC) reactor using Fe ball anodes was investigated and operating parameters were optimized.
