👉 Assisted fluid, often found in specialized industrial or medical applications, refers to the use of external forces or media to enhance the flow and movement of fluids within a system. This can involve mechanical means like pumps or valves, or more subtle methods such as the application of pressure gradients or the use of surfactants to reduce surface tension. The primary goal is to improve efficiency, reduce resistance, and ensure consistent performance in processes that involve liquids or gases. For instance, in chemical engineering, assisted fluid can optimize mixing and heat transfer, while in medical devices, it can enhance the delivery of fluids or gases to specific areas of the body.
