ventiduct
/ˌvɛntɪˈdʌkt/Definitions
1. noun
A duct or pipe through which air or gas is passed for ventilation, especially in a mine or tunnel.
“The miners installed a ventiduct to improve airflow and reduce the risk of gas accumulation.”
2. noun
A passage for the escape of gas or air, especially from a mine or furnace.
“The engineer designed a ventiduct to release excess steam from the power plant’s boiler.”