A venturi requires a significant pressure differential to function effectively. The necessary pressure differential is influenced by factors such as the desired flow velocity, the diameter and geometry of the venturi, and the properties of the fluid or gas being used. Without an adequate pressure differential, the venturi will not facilitate the intended flow. Specific calculations and parameters must be defined to determine the exact pressure differential needed for optimal performance.
PREREQUISITESEngineers, fluid mechanics students, and professionals involved in designing or analyzing systems that utilize venturi effects will benefit from this discussion.