Vacuum Leak Detection: Using Compressed Air and Venturi Principle

Introduce a sample into a water-filled chamber and securely seal it with a lid. Activate the gas switch to supply compressed air to the Venturi, resulting in a vacuum inlet connecting to the chamber. Utilize a gas regulator to finely tune the vacuum level, creating a vacuum setting suitable for the sample. \n\nDue to the difference in pressure inside and outside the chamber, any gases present in the headspace will escape. This gas leakage will become apparent as a continuous stream of bubbles emerging from the affected region.