Translation of "Luftmangel" in English

I have problems with no air in some of the meeting rooms.

A partial combustion with lack of air is also possible.

If they didn't die from lack of air, the crocs would get them.

Nickel or nickel-containing metal alloys are not satisfactory because they tend to form soot in the partial oxidation of hydrocarbons under heavy air deficiency.

Nickel or nickel-containing metal alloys are not satisfactory because they tend to form soot in the partial oxidation of hydrocarbons under heavy air deficiency.

The fuel is thereby combusted in a first flame zone with deficient air supply and reduced flame temperature.

Often, there is a darkening in the eyes and tinnitus, a feeling of lack of air.

As a result, dynamic effects, such as may occur, for example, due to a brief air deficiency, can be taken into account.

Others had the opinion that the Jews in the shed died by lack of air.

If, as fate would have it, he dies in the process... from blood loss or oxygen deficiency... you won't see me shed a tear.

As president of Planet Spaceball, I can assure both you and your viewers that there's absolutely no air shortage whatsoever.

It is known that the emission of harmful substances can be lowered if the combustion device is preceded by a gas generator in which the fuels are reacted with primary air under heavy air deficiency forming a fuel gas.

A number of catalytically active fillings for the reaction chamber of reformed-gas generators have also been developed which make possible a soot-free reaction of hydrocarbons with air under heavy air deficiency.

As already mentioned in the introduction of the description, this technology is highly suitable for refitting existing boilers in a very simple and cheap manner and for operating them with the desired air deficiency at the most suitable place.

If this does not occur, there is a deficiency of air, and combustion takes place more slowly and is finally disrupted.

While near the air flow openings 9 and indentations 19, combustion proceeds with a very high air excess, the combustion in the vicinity of the combustible gas nozzles 7 takes place with a deficiency of air.

However, it has been shown that, as a result of the lack of air in the rolling flame, soot is formed which is deposited as an increasingly thick graphite layer in the stepped area.

As taught in British Pat. No. 1,517,129, exothermic processes start at lower operating temperatures in the catalytic oxidation of hydrocarbons with air deficiency. These processes lead to a first splitting of the hydrocarbons and have a large amount of reaction heat.

Since the vascular tone is reduced, a person may develop pathologies of the heart and blood vessels, accompanied by painful sensations behind the sternum, palpitations, lack of air, numbness of the extremities, painful reactions to changing weather conditions and air temperature, and indigestion.

There may also be a general deterioration of well-being: nausea, dizziness, vomiting, muscle spasms, feeling of lack of air.

Tides Blood flow to the upper body, felt in the form of fever, dizziness, lack of air, nausea.

By means of the lambda control device the internal combustion engine, as a function of the probe signals detected by the probe assembly, may be switched alternately between a lean-fuel operating range, in which the internal combustion engine is operated with a lean mixture having excess air and thus excess oxygen and a rich-fuel operating range, in which the internal combustion engine is operated with an air deficiency and thus oxygen deficiency.

Particulates, in particular carbon-based particulates, are present in the exhaust gas when the fuel is burnt with an extreme deficit of air and, due to the locally very inhomogeneous fuel-air mixture, are typical of combustion in the diesel engine.

If firing plants or flues are thus present in an interior space, conditions of inadequate combustion, i.e. due to lack of air, can result in carbon monoxide occurring in a concentration of several vol. % in the flue gas.

This combustion phase, which is also called “diffusion-controlled” combustion, is characterized by initial soot formation occurring as a result of local air deficiency and subsequent incomplete post-oxidation of soot with simultaneously reduced nitrogen oxide formation.

The remaining mixture quantity that is not yet ignitable at the moment of the start of combustion and depends on the required engine load, is first processed as the combustion process continues through steeply rising gas temperatures and an intensive charge motion and then combusts in part under lack of air at a relatively low rate of combustion.

The internal combustion engine can be operated both with an air excess in lean operating mode and with an air deficiency in a rich operating mode.

The invention relates to a method for operating an exhaust gas purification system of an internal combustion engine that can be operated in a lean operating mode with excess air and in a rich operating mode with a lack of air.