An increase in the velocity of a fluid or gas due to the constriction of flow.

type of tube, 1887, in reference to Italian physicist G.B. Venturi (1746-1822).

type of valve used for aerating ponds; draws air into quickly flowing water adding bubbles to pond

definition – is the effect of creating a vacuum by pumping water through a pipe. Some pond vacuums use the venturi effect to pick up debris off the bottom of the pond. One of the more popular uses of the venturi effect is to use the vacuum created by a water pumps discharge to suck air into the pond. This is a venture aeration device that helps wit [..]

A channel that serves the measurement of water flows.

A channel that serves the measurement of water flows.

(n) United States architect (born in 1925)(n) a tube with a constriction; used to control fluid flow (as in the air inlet of a carburetor)

a restriction in a tube that cause an increase in air velocity, resulting in decrease of pressure (increase in vacuum) at restriction.

A fitting or device that consists of a tube constricted in the middle and flared on both ends. A fluid's velocity will increase and a fluid's pressure will decrease while passing through the [..]

A narrow tunnel under the side pod, shaped like an inverted wing. As air enters and is forced through the narrow center, its speed increases, creating a low-pressure area between the bottom of the car [..]

A type of valve used for aerating ponds which draws air into the flowing water, and injects bubbles into the pond.

The housing or frame of the fan.

A cone-shaped device located at the top of each filter in pulse-jet dust collectors which creates a negative pressure at the top of the venturi to help pull additional volume of air down into the filter element during pulsing.

A fitting or device that consists of a tube constricted in the middle and flared on both ends. A fluid's velocity will increase and a fluid's pressure will decrease while passing thr [..]

 

A short tube with a constricted throat for determining fluid pressures and velocities by measuring differential pressures generated at the throat as a fluid traverses the tube.

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