👉 Incorporating fluid into a system or application refers to the process of integrating a liquid substance into a material, structure, or environment to enhance its properties or functionality. This can involve various methods such as adding water to concrete for increased durability, infusing oils into plastics for improved flexibility, or mixing emulsions in paints to achieve specific colors and textures. The fluid can serve multiple purposes, including lubrication, cooling, or as a medium for chemical reactions. The goal is to leverage the unique characteristics of the fluid, such as its viscosity, surface tension, or thermal conductivity, to optimize performance, extend lifespan, or enable new applications.
