35-VEAM

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The term VEAM (Voltage Ejector Air Movers) is used to describe a machine that produces a strong, electro-magnetic field that is used to move air or other gases around a given area. It is sometimes used interchangeably with the terms “air mover” or “jet fan.” VEAM’s have been used in various fields including ventilation, air cooling, and industrial production environments. In general, it is applied to provide a low pressure area or cushion of air that can be used to move objects or materials. This cushion of air can be manipulated by changing the current or voltage level of the VEAM.

The principle of a VEAM is quite simple; it uses two electric coils wound back-to-back around a central air core to create a strong electro-magnetic field. This field causes the air inside the coil to be ejected at high speed in a given direction. The strength and direction of the air flow is controlled by the current or voltage applied to the field. Therefore, when manipulating the current or voltage, the user can change the magnitude of the air flow or even complete change the direction of the flow. This makes VEAM’s an ideal tool for applications such as ventilation, cooling, and industrial production.

VEAM’s have a wide range of applications from cooling electronics and machines to helping control air flow within an industrial production facility. VEAM’s are often used in the cooling of electronics, as the air flow they create can help dissipate heat. The air can also be directed around the machine so that it helps to keep components cool without the use of noisy fans. This is also useful in industrial production facilities, where the VEAM can be used to keep a constant temperature and control the air flow in order to ensure that the production process runs efficiently.

VEAM’s are also used in the hospitality and medical industries. In hospitality, they can be used to move the air around, such as in theatres or conference halls. VEAM’s can also be used in the medical industry to help circulate air for patient comfort, or even to help control the air flow in clean rooms. VEAM’s are also becoming popular in the automotive industry, where they are being used to help reduce the amount of noise created by the engines.

In short, VEAM’s have a wide range of applications in a variety of industries. They can be used to help cool electronics, regulate air flow in industrial production facilities, promote patient comfort in the medical industry, and reduce engine noise in the automotive industry. VEAM’s work by creating a benign, low pressure cushion of air that can be directed around as needed. By changing the voltage or current applied to the field, the user is able to manipulate the air flow or even completely change its direction.

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