👉 The outdoor fluid, often referred to as the ambient air or environmental moisture, is a critical component in many outdoor fluid systems, especially those involving heat transfer and cooling applications. This fluid, typically water vapor or humid air, plays a significant role in heat dissipation through evaporation and convection. In systems like radiators, heat exchangers, or cooling towers, the outdoor fluid absorbs heat from the system and transfers it to the surrounding environment, usually through evaporation or direct contact with cooler surfaces. The efficiency of this process is heavily influenced by factors such as temperature, humidity, and airflow, making the management of outdoor fluid dynamics crucial for optimal system performance.
