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A suction vacuum system plays a crucial role in various applications, ranging from industrial processes to household cleaning. The term "suction vacuum" refers to the mechanism by which air and particles are drawn into a vacuum system for removal. In essence, a suction vacuum relies on the creation of negative pressure to induce airflow, pulling in substances such as dust, debris, or liquids.

In household applications, suction vacuums are commonly found in vacuum cleaners. These devices utilize an electric motor to generate suction, pulling in dirt and dust from floors and surfaces. The collected debris is then stored in a dustbin or a replaceable bag for later disposal. The design and efficiency of suction vacuum systems vary, but their fundamental principle of creating negative pressure to draw in materials remains consistent across diverse applications.