An Exhaust Air Line Venturi Tube creates a suction effect, drawing air from the space being ventilated into the exhaust duct. This helps to remove pollutants, contaminants, and fumes from the air. When air passes through the venturi tube, it is forced to speed up as it enters the throat section. As the air speeds up, its pressure decreases, creating a low-pressure area in the throat section. This pressure differential between the throat and the surrounding areas creates a suction effect, drawing air from the space being ventilated into the exhaust duct.Attributes:• Creates a pressure differential, it reduces the resistance to airflow, allowing the unit to operate more efficiently• Allows for precise regulation of ventilation, ensuring that the desired airflow levels are maintainedApplications:An Exhaust Air Line Venturi Tube provides efficient and effective removal of air pollutants, regulating airflow, extracting air from spaces, preventing backdrafts, and improving energy efficiency.