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Cascade Airlock:
These airlocks are very common having a higher pressure on one side and lower pressure on another side. This prevents to enter dust and contaminants from outside to airlock and from airlock to inner side.
Bubble Airlock:
These types of airlocks have a higher pressure inside the airlock and lower pressure in both outsides. This prevents the flow of air between two areas through the airlock creating a pressure barrier.
Sink Airlock:
Airlocks having lower pressure inside the airlock and higher pressure on both sides of the airlock. This airlock pulls air from both adjacent areas creating a low-pressure barrier.
