👉 A dry fluid, also known as a dry slurry or dry fluidized bed, refers to a mixture of solid particles suspended in a gas or liquid medium without any liquid present. In this state, the solid components are not wet and maintain their physical properties, such as particle size and shape, which can vary depending on the application. Dry fluidized beds are commonly used in industrial processes like combustion, chemical reactions, and heat transfer applications. The absence of liquid ensures that the solid particles remain in a more stable and predictable form, facilitating efficient energy transfer and reaction kinetics.
