What does EAI stand for?

Engine Air Intake

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East African Industries East Asian Institute Easy Access, Inc. (various organizations) Échange Afrique INSA (Institut National des Sciences Appliquées) École d'Application de l'Infanterie (French: Infantry School Application) Électricité Automatisme Informatique (French: Electricity Automation Computers; Burkina Faso) Electronic Application Integrator Electronics Associates, Incorporated Emergency Action Interface Employer's Agent Instruction (UK)		Enterprise Application Integration Enterprise for ASEAN Initiative Enterprise View A Entreprise d'Aménagement Intérieur (French: Interior Solutions Company) Environmental Analysis, Inc. (testing firm) Environmental Assessment Institute (est. 2002; Danish Ministry of the Environment) Environmental Associates, Inc. Epson America, Inc. (computer equipment) Equal Appearing Interval Europe Acoustique Ingénierie (French: Acoustic Engineering Europe)

Samples in periodicals archive:

CAPTION(S): Vacuum-packed: Drawn up like a magnet by the engine air intake, it sits wedged in the outer shell Oops: The baggage cart was being carried by the truck (ringed left) and was sucked up by the Boeing 747 jet's engine (ringed right)

The jet with a serious case of excess baggage

If you want to keep rodents and other small animals from chewing the ignition wires and other wiring in your car (place clean rags into the engine air intake, fresh air intake (under the windshield) and the exhaust.

How to Store the Car of Your Dreams Correctly

If water is sucked into the engine air intake it will cause serious damage.

DON'T LOSE YOUR GRIP; Expert tips on how you can safely negotiate ...

Ifwater is sucked into the engine air intake -- often located at the front of the engine bay, and it can be especially low in some cars -- it will cause serious damage.

How to stop your car being a flood victim

If water is sucked into the engine air intake it will cause serious damage.

Top tips for safe driving

If water is sucked into the engine air intake, which is often located at the front of the engine bay and can be especially low in some cars, it will cause serious damage.

Motor max: Flood of safety advice; Weathering the storm

If water is sucked into the engine air intake it will cause damage.

SWEPT AWAY

If water is sucked into the engine air intake, which is often located at the front of the engine bay and can be especially low in some cars, it will cause serious damage.

Steer clear of any deep water