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A negative pressure system creates a lower air pressure inside a defined space compared to the surrounding environment. This pressure differential causes air to flow inward, preventing contaminants from escaping the space. Two common applications are in: 1) Isolation Rooms: These rooms, often used in hospitals, prevent the spread of airborne pathogens by containing contaminated air within the room. 2) Material Conveying Systems: In industrial settings, negative pressure systems can draw materials from multiple sources to a single point

A negative pressure system (1-way), often referred to as a vacuum system, is designed to draw materials from multiple sources to a single point. It works by creating a lower pressure within a system than the surrounding environment, effectively sucking materials in. This type of system is particularly useful when dealing with multiple sources feeding into a common line, as it minimizes pressure differences across the feeding devices.