By Eric Goldstein

www.toast-jam.com

One balloon and a couple of evenings after work — Dyson engineers show how inducement and entrainment works on the Air Multiplier^TM fan. If you watch closely, the balloon is sucked into the airflow from behind and to the side of the fan; this is inducement and entrainment of the air.

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