ram air
1Ram air — refers to the principle of using the airflow created by a moving object for power. The term may also refer to any of the following: *Parafoils, also called ram air parachutes, non rigid airfoils inflated by wind *Pontiac Ram Air Engines a line of …
2Ram-Air — Als Ram Air (wörtlich: Stauluft) werden Motor Ansaugsysteme an Kraftfahrzeugen bezeichnet, deren Ansaugöffnungen so angeordnet sind, dass durch den Staudruck des Fahrtwindes eine Motoraufladung und damit eine Leistungssteigerung erzielt wird. Bei …
3Ram Air — Als Ram Air (wörtlich: Stauluft) werden Motor Ansaugsysteme an Kraftfahrzeugen bezeichnet, deren Ansaugöffnungen so angeordnet sind, dass durch den Staudruck des Fahrtwindes eine Motoraufladung und damit eine Leistungssteigerung erzielt wird. Bei …
4ram air — [1] In a ram air system, carburetors get fresh air to be mixed with the gasoline via forward facing ducts. The idea is that as the vehicle moves faster, more air is forced or rammed into the carburetors resulting in improved performance. [2] A… …
5Ram Air Turbine — an einer F 105 Thunderchief Ram Air Turbin …
6Ram air turbine — Saltar a navegación, búsqueda Ram air turbine de un F 105 Thunderchief. La Ram air turbine es una pequeña hélice que se activa cada vez que el avión se queda sin la electricidad de los generadores de corriente ubicados en las turbinas; esto se… …
7ram-air turbine — noun A small turbine driven by air used as an emergency power source for aircraft, etc, or to provide power in guided weapons • • • Main Entry: ↑ram …
8Ram-air intake — A ram air intake is any intake design which uses the dynamic air pressure created by vehicle motion to increase the static air pressure inside of the intake manifold on an engine, thus allowing a greater massflow through the engine and hence… …
9Ram air turbine — Éolienne de secours Éolienne de secours d un Boeing 757 …
10Ram air turbine — A ram air turbine (RAT) is a small turbine and connected hydraulic pump, or electrical generator used as power source for aircraft. In some early aircraft, these were permanently mounted and were the aircraft s principal electrical power source.… …
