The phrase "air ventilator" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a device that facilitates the circulation of air, often in the context of heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) systems.
Example: "The air ventilator in the building helps maintain a comfortable indoor climate by ensuring proper airflow."
Alternatives: "air blower" or "ventilation fan".
In the transportation of frozen food, the fresh air ventilators must always be closed and the humidity indicator should be in the OFF position.
And by filtering the air, the ventilator offers an asset unavailable through traditional technology: It keeps carbon dioxide levels low.
Her peripheral venous blood gases on room air without ventilator support were pH 7.1, PO2 24 mmHg, PCO2 116 mmHg, and HCO3 41.9 mmol/L.
Ventilation with 2% hydrogen in air ameliorated ventilator-induced edema, as indicated by a significant decrease in lung W/D ratio as compared with ventilation with 2% N2 in air.
The ship was noisy with air fans, ventilators, pumps and valves for the life-support system.
Jet nebulizers also introduce additional air into the ventilator circuit that may lead to ventilator alarms.
Within four years, White was receiving food through a stomach tube, air from a ventilator.
Sandra said she sometimes wonders, "If the hospital had been more compassionate, would we have fought so much?" Nailah asked Children's Hospital to perform a tracheotomy, a surgery that enables ventilator air to be pumped directly into the windpipe a safer way for Jahi to breathe when transported to a new hospital.
The aim of the present study was to evaluate the effectiveness of a novel sampling method that collected inspired/expired air within the ventilator circuit to allow for the measuring of airborne viruses.
Borne of an immense feeling of responsibility to help my Father succeed and to make sure he would be left with as little reflexive fight as possible, I wanted him beyond any physical struggle for air once the ventilator was disconnected.
