👉 A permitted fluid, in the context of industrial or chemical processes, refers to a specific type of liquid that is approved for use within defined operational parameters and safety standards. This typically includes water, but can also encompass a variety of other fluids such as glycols, oils, and specialized chemical solutions. The permitted fluids are selected based on their compatibility with equipment, their ability to withstand process conditions (like temperature and pressure), and their suitability for the intended application without causing degradation or contamination. Using only permitted fluids ensures operational efficiency, safety, and compliance with regulatory requirements.
