Put simply: if you take a “T” shaped pipe and pass a fluid (such as air or water) through the straight section, a vacuum will be created on the shorter side due to the Venturi effect.
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This Motorcycle Patent Has the Wildest Aero We've Ever SeenIn essence, a venturi is a tube with a narrow section, wherein a fluid—in this case, air when the motorcycle is in motion—flows faster through the narrow section. The Bernoulli effect states ...
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POC Cytal Carbon helmet review: Lightweight and well-ventilated, but only available in blackUsing the Venturi effect, POC's well-known approach to airflow whereby the air speeds up as it passes through a constricted ...
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