airflow duct
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airflow duct
(′er′flō ′dəkt)
(engineering) A pipe, tube, or channel through which air moves into or out of an enclosed space. Also known as air duct.
A duct, usually fabricated of metal, fiberglass, or concrete; used to transfer air from one location to another.
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