The phrase "air feeds" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to ventilation, aerodynamics, or any situation where air is supplied or directed to a system or process.
Example: "The air feeds into the combustion chamber, ensuring efficient fuel burning."
Alternatives: "air supply" or "air input".
The hydrogen and oxygen (or air) feeds are set directly to stoichiometrically match the current, which then control the water level internal to the fuel cell.
A peak power density of 0.53 W/cm2 at a load current-density of 1.1 A/cm2 is achieved for the PEFC employing electrodes with GDL of MC compared to the peak power density of 0.47 W/cm2 at a load current-density of 0.93 A/cm2 for the PEFC employing electrodes with GDL of commercial Vulcan XC-72R carbon, while operating at 70 oC with H2 and air feeds at atmospheric pressure.
The rules for love compatibility using the elements are: Air feeds fire, and water feels comfortable in earth.
In addition, a lower air feeding rate can also enhance the uniformity of flow distribution.
Dyson engineers focused on developing a purifier that automatically removes ultrafine allergens, odours and pollutants from the indoor air, feeding real time air quality data back to you".
The fuel cell stack with the novel approach of fuel and air feeding shows a better power output performance compared to a different fuel and air feeding approach to the fuel cell stack.
Gasification was conducted in a temperature range of 600 850 °C, fuel feeding rate of 40 60 kg/h and gasification agent, air, feeding rate of 50 75 Nm3/h.
By taking air in from the roof and chemically scrubbing it, the air fed into the offices in the remodeled building will be cleaner than the air in Midtown Manhattan, Mr. Rosen said.
To characterize the mass transport effects, there are three different compositions, 100% O2, 50%O2/50%% N2 and air, fed to the cathode inlet.
The dynamic model of the PEMFC system is composed of a PEMFC stack, an air feeding system, and a thermal management system (TMS).
In this arrangement, one large low-pressure turbocharger draws in and compresses ambient air, feeding it into a smaller high pressure turbo that compresses the air again and pushes it to the intake manifold.
