Sentence examples for more air flow from inspiring English sources
The top of the case is covered by a row of thermostatically controlled louvers, which open to allow more air flow as needed.
For the same size of the cooling tower, more air flow across the heat exchangers means more heat can be rejected by the system.
The heat transfer improvements of the inverted trapezoidal fin are mainly associated with a larger temperature difference and inducing more air flow into the heat sink.
The purpose of using solar energy in this new cooling system is to increase the suction through the tower so that more air flow is achieved through the compact heat exchangers that cool condensers of a geothermal power plant.
When we use activated carbon with a high specific surface area as the cathode's catalyst substrate, we expect high electrochemical performance because this type of carbon provides more air flow channels and reaction sites.
The paper shows that more air flow is passing through the pressure-controlled ventilator at low values of the inside outside pressure difference (ΔP<10 Pa) in comparison to the slot ventilator; however, at higher values of ΔP, the air flow through the pressure-controlled ventilator appears to be constant at about 0.006 m3/s, i.e. lower than the air flow through the slot ventilator.
To quote Automotive News, "The design creates more room for extra-large valves, which allow more air to flow through the engine to boost power".
If you're looking for something lighter in the summer, try tropical wool, which has a looser weave that allows more air to flow through the fabric, keeping you cool.
The narrow front-nose section on the cars is a response to new rules that dictate a lower nose, and teams' desires to keep the front of the car as clean as possible to enable them to allow more air to flow under the car, increasing downforce.
Percale allows more air to flow through, which is why it has a breathable, cool-to-the-touch feel.
The lack of wheel splashers on this running plate also reduced the risk of the bearings overheating, by allowing more air to flow around the axles when at speed.
