air-scoop

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• air scoop — n. a device on an aircraft, for taking in air during flight, as to supply a carburetor, for ventilation, etc …   English World dictionary

• air scoop — noun : an air duct inlet or cowl that projects from an outer surface of an aircraft or automobile in such a way as to utilize the dynamic pressure of the airstream in maintaining a flow of air (as to a power plant or a ventilating system) * * *… …   Useful english dictionary

• air scoop — an air intake that projects into the airflow around a motor vehicle or aircraft in such a way as to provide a steady flow of air for combustion or ventilation. [1915 20] * * * …   Universalium

• air scoop — A hooded opening used to direct outside air into an aircraft structure in flight. The ram effect increases the amount of air that flows into the structure …   Aviation dictionary

• air scoop — A forward facing aerodynamic device or opening used to duct cool outside air to some part of the vehicle such as the carburetor intake, the brakes, the radiator, or an oil cooler …   Dictionary of automotive terms

• Air-Scoop — Seitlicher Kühlluft Einlass an einem Porsche 997 GT2. Prägnant ausgeformte Motorhauben Lufthutze an einem …   Deutsch Wikipedia

• Air Scoop — Seitlicher Kühlluft Einlass an einem Porsche 997 GT2. Prägnant ausgeformte Motorhauben Lufthutze an einem …   Deutsch Wikipedia

• scoop — An air inlet that projects beyond the immediate surface of the aircraft structure. See air scoop …   Aviation dictionary

• Air New Zealand — IATA NZ ICAO ANZ Callsign NEW ZEALAND …   Wikipedia

• Air ambulance — A Eurocopter EC 145 of Switzerland s Rega air rescue service. An air ambulance is an aircraft used for emergency medical assistance in situations where either a traditio …   Wikipedia

• Air New Zealand Flight 901 — Most of the wreckage of Flight 901 remains on the slopes of Mount Erebus. This photo, taken on the 25th anniversary in 2004, shows part of the DC 10 s upper fuselage skin with entry door and cabin windows. Part of the opposite side skin, with… …   Wikipedia