👉 Ceramic fluid, also known as ceramic-based or ceramic fluid-filled components, is a specialized material used in various high-performance applications, particularly in aerospace and defense. It consists of ceramic particles suspended in a carrier fluid, often oil or another liquid, encapsulated within a porous ceramic matrix. This unique composition provides exceptional thermal stability, low friction, and high wear resistance, making it ideal for use in extreme environments where traditional materials would fail. The ceramic particles enhance the fluid's ability to withstand high temperatures and maintain its properties, while the carrier fluid ensures lubrication and heat dissipation. Ceramic fluid is commonly found in applications such as turbine blades, seals, and bearings, where its durability and performance under harsh conditions are crucial.
