The phrase "air intake system" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in contexts related to automotive engineering, aviation, or any machinery that requires air intake for operation.
Example: "The performance of the engine can be significantly improved by upgrading the air intake system."
Alternatives: "air intake mechanism" or "air intake assembly".
Traditional method is to install sensors in the air intake system to monitor the CO concentration.
Louver's design are play important role in designing an air intake system.
A third type is the framing of a sculptured air intake system of thermoplastic, molded into a "nest of vipers" shape.
Vehicles with 1.6-litre engines will require a new flow transformer device, part of the air intake system, to be fitted alongside new software.
In 40 years, parts of the car have been replaced several times: the engine has been changed three times, the suspension and the air intake system were improved.
The acoustic waves generated by a reciprocating engine in the air intake system have a strong influence on filling the engine with air and thus on its global performance.
The air intake systems, displaced from their usual spot at the center of the engine, had been relocated toward the outboard side of the cylinder heads.
Physical Plant-Campus Services staff have turned off the air intake systems in a number of buildings to reduce the amount of cold air being pulled in from the outside.
John Baumann, manager for business development at Mann+Hummel, said the sound tube concept comes out of long experience in making very quiet automotive air intake systems.
Some of the features that make diesel engines so efficient, including direct fuel injection and air intake systems that use no throttles, are being borrowed by their gasoline counterparts.
To facilitate the design of such air intake systems, we have investigated the effects of oxygen partial pressure (≤1 atm) on the performance of the Li-air cell, which has not been systematically examined.
