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.

The Venturi effect is described as a decrease in pressure when blood flows through a stenosis at a high velocity. This relates to the hemodynamics in hypertrophic obstructive cardiomyopathy (HOCM).

but we're going to be looking at all the things in the best interest of the City of Odessa." NewsWest 9 is still waiting to hear how much money the Venturi will cost the city.