How do Vacuum Systems Work?
All vacuum systems work by creating a difference in air pressure. The initial suction is created by the reduction of pressure inside the vacuum tube, either with the use of a pump or a motor. Atmospheric pressure sucks the air into the vacuum system to return the pressure levels to normal. To understand how vacuum systems work, follow the steps below. Stand upright and place the palm of your hands on your stomach. Feel your stomach move as your breath in and out. Breathe out as much air as you can and observe what happens next. As soon as you stop pushing the air out, your lungs will force you to inhale — exactly how vacuum systems work. In order to equalize the air pressure in your lungs, the air is sucked in with no effort by you. Vacuum systems are used in households as well as manufacturing. There are five different types of vacuum cleaners available for household usage. Each of these models offers slightly different features, but all vacuum systems work on the same basic principl
