👉 A fluid, in the context of engineering and manufacturing, is a substance that flows easily under applied force or pressure. The procedure of handling fluids typically involves several steps: first, the fluid is extracted from its source, which could be a tank, reservoir, or even a natural environment. Next, it's often filtered or treated to remove impurities and ensure safety and quality. Following this, the fluid is transported using pumps, pipes, or other fluid transfer systems, maintaining controlled pressure and temperature to prevent contamination or degradation. Finally, the fluid is processed, stored, or used in various applications, such as chemical reactions, cooling systems, or material processing. Throughout these steps, careful monitoring and control are essential to maintain the fluid's integrity and ensure efficient and safe operations.
