bleed air

Now he started the right engine using bleed air from the left one.

At last we were in the lock and she was bleeding air from inside to fill it.

Start the pump and bleed air from the pressure tank.

"The 787 aircraft does not have a traditional bleed air system.

This allowed bleed air from the engine to flow through the system in the wrong direction.

Bleed air is also used to heat the engine intakes.

The spent bleed air is exhausted through holes in the lower surface of the wing.

He looked over to be sure the bleed air anti-ice system was activated.

Bleed air out several times, starting at the highest point and working your way down until no more comes out.

For example, bleed air from an airplane engine is used to start the remaining engines.

The positions of the bleed air valves can be altered by the pilot.

I was waiting in front of the right wing, after checking the bleed air over the flaps.

Bleed air blasted the rain away from the canopy, but the visibility wasn't good.

Number One was bleeding air and trailing debris, and her fire seemed to have dropped.

No matter if he switched seals or bled air, Thex was just as dead.

The cause was determined to be an improperly installed bleed air duct.

The cosmonaut has to bleed air from the suit to get back in the airlock.

Bleed air systems have been in use for several decades in passenger jets.

The engines could not supply sufficient bleed air for this purpose without a serious loss of thrust.

Bleeding air from the radiators, especially those on the second floor, may eliminate the problem if you do this while the hot water is circulating.

Do not bleed air pressure from hot tires.

It is this so-called "bleed air" that Williams' suit claims was contaminated.

Similar to the -C1A but with a higher power rating and without provisions for cabin bleed air.

The bleed air cooling the turbine discs is treated in a similar manner.