puhaltimissa

Puhaltimissa is a Finnish linguistic form used to refer to the inside of blowers or fans. It is the inessive plural form of the noun puhaltin, meaning blower or fan, and is employed to indicate that something is located inside several such devices.

Grammatically, puhaltimimet is the nominative plural, puhaltimassa is the singular inessive (inside a blower), and puhaltimissa is the plural inessive (inside multiple blowers). The suffix -ssa/-ssä marks the inessive case in Finnish, and the word undergoes the usual vowel and consonant harmony rules of Finnish inflection.

In technical and industrial contexts, puhaltimissa appears in maintenance reports, system descriptions, and inspections of air handling units, cooling systems, and machinery with multiple fans. Typical topics include cleanliness, contamination, moisture, and wear inside the blowers. For example, a note might state that "puhaltimissa oli kerrostunutta pölyä" (there was accumulated dust inside the blowers). The term helps specify locations precisely when several units are present.

Related terms include puhaltin (blower, fan), puhaltimet (blowers, fans, plural nominative), and broader concepts such as ilmanvaihto (ventilation) and jäähdytys (cooling). Puhaltimissa is part of the domain of technical Finnish and is most common in manuals, diagnostics, and engineering documentation.